How to Identify your Willys Truck or Station Wagon if you don’t have a VIN number, but want to know your approximate year and model:
1. Do you have a split or single piece windshield?
A1: If split windshield, go to #2
A2: If single windshield, go to #6
2. Are you a 4 cylinder motor or 6 cylinder motor?
A1: If 4 cylinder, go to #3
A2: If 6 cylinder, go to #6
3. Are your spark plugs straight on top of the head or on the side at a 45 degree angle?
A1: If they are straight, go to #4
A2: If they are on the side, go to #5
4. You have between a 1946-1949 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
5. You have between a 1950-1953 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
6. Is your 6 cylinder motor a flat head motor or an overhead cam?
A1: If it’s a flat head motor, go to #7.
A2: If it’s an overhead cam motor, go to #8.
7. You have between a 1954-1964 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
8. You have between a 1962-1964 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
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Willys Vehicle – Quick Reference Guide
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