Alaska or Bust -- how Electro-Willys traveled to Alaska and back in less than 60 days
Electro-Willys is a 1952 Willys M38 converted to all-electric. In Aug 2012, E-W will travel to Alaska with the MVPA's AC'12 convoy in honor of the Alaska Highway's 70th anniversary.
Friday, September 18, 2026
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Photo Log - Aug 1-3: Dawson Creek, BC
Lots of things went on while the group was in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. Besides the preparations for the big trip, they had the opportunity to show off the military vehicles a couple of times.
The evening August 1, they AC'12 convoy lined up for the first time in order to head to the town of Rolla. While on the road, Mike shot some video of the convoy going around some open, sweeping curves.
On the evening of August 3, the AC'12 participants lined up in march units, and put on a display for the town of Dawson Creek. Below are two pictures of Electro-Willys all dressed up for the show.
- Ellen
The evening August 1, they AC'12 convoy lined up for the first time in order to head to the town of Rolla. While on the road, Mike shot some video of the convoy going around some open, sweeping curves.
On the evening of August 3, the AC'12 participants lined up in march units, and put on a display for the town of Dawson Creek. Below are two pictures of Electro-Willys all dressed up for the show.
- Ellen
Photo Log - July 30: Banff and Jasper National Parks, BC
The Rocky Mountain collection convoy headed through Banff and Jasper National Parks on Travel Day 5. Here are a few pictures from that day.
This first picture is of SPOT, sitting on the dash of the support truck.
The crew stopped at Lake Louise, an old railroad resort in the middle of the parks. The lake has a beautiful, milky blue color.
Below is one of the many waterfalls throughout the parks. Mike was driving during much of the trip past the glaciers, and did not get any pictures of them.
- Ellen
This first picture is of SPOT, sitting on the dash of the support truck.
The crew stopped at Lake Louise, an old railroad resort in the middle of the parks. The lake has a beautiful, milky blue color.
Below is one of the many waterfalls throughout the parks. Mike was driving during much of the trip past the glaciers, and did not get any pictures of them.
- Ellen
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