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Mike Weiss
Mike Weiss

Here are a few pictures of my family MB. My grandfather bought it at Camp Roberts after the war. I think the price was around $750.  He and his jeep buddies started up a jeep club in the L.A. area called the Hadjis. They ran the old four cylinder engines until mid-sixties and then swapped in Buick V-6\'s.  Ours has a 198 CID from a Buick Skylark. Other mods that he did were: Hudson steering (steers easy) CJ-5 transmission, Mercury brakes, and it has a home made PTO winch on the front.  <br><br> He started running this jeep through the Rubicon with the Jeepers Jamboree back in the 50\'s and it has been through 22 times. My brother and I took it through with the Jeepers Jamboree this year and nearly got out cleanly, but blew the spider gears in back going up Cadillac Hill into Tahoe.

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Mohammad Al Attar
Mohammad Al Attar

1941 Willys MB

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Morten F. Hansen
Morten F. Hansen

1944 Willys MB

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Nathan Mcgarrah
Nathan Mcgarrah

1944 MB. Vin, # 456289, My buddy\'s father in law gave me an offer I couldn\'t pass up.

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Nicholas Wallas
Nicholas Wallas

1942 Willys MB

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Nick Genty
Nick Genty

1943 Willys MB

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Niclas Lindqvist
Niclas Lindqvist

1942 Willys MB

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Nono Purwidwiyanto
Nono Purwidwiyanto

Photos of my 1944 Willys MB.

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Patrick McDonagh
Patrick McDonagh

1942 Willys MB

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Paulo Gouveia
Paulo Gouveia

1945 Willys MB

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Pedro Campos
Pedro Campos

1943 Willys MB

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Philippe Congne
Philippe Congne

1943 Willys MB

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Raja Waqas
Raja Waqas

1942 Willys MB

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Rex Blanton
Rex Blanton

1943 Willys MB - This \"long, lost jeep was rediscovered recently in the barn\" by my young friend George and me. Imagine our surprise! That\'s the photo storyline, anyway. The honest-to-goodness story is that my Dad, who had just been discharged from the Army Air Corps/ USAF in the summer of 1946, purchased this jeep about that same time at a sealed-bid auction in Atlanta. He bid on two, and won the bid on this one. He (and a friend, I suppose), drove \'to town\', purchased a battery at Sears, and then he drove this jeep all the way home, which is approximately 125 miles. It served as our truck, tractor, and all-around farm & fun vehicle for many years. I learned to drive on it at about age 7. I\'ve plowed behind it. We pulled the disk harrow with it. It got us to town when nothing else would make it through the snow. Dad pulled us on a sled through the snowy pastures, and was often called upon to help out the neighbors, including our friendly \'bootlegger\' who asked Dad to pack down the snow on his long driveway so his \'customers\' could get in & out! Dad (with permission of course, having been commander of half a dozen or so camps throughout the \'30\'s) hauled enough lumber from the dismantling Whetstone CCC Camp in our nearby mountains to add on two new rooms to our ancestral home, replace the entire roof\'s decking, and build a 20\' X 30\' workshop, all on a small Sears trailer pulled behind. He said \"sometimes the front end (of the jeep) felt pretty light\". I\'ll bet it did! I never realized nor fully appreciated the scope & volume of the lumber hauled until our most recent renovation of our old home, during which more of it was exposed, (and kept for the most part, as it is still excellent wood). Kid\'s picnics, hauling sand out of the creek in wash tubs, picking up rocks or limbs in the pasture, learning how to cut firewood with Dad, and bringing it back from the woods in the winter are all some of the happy memories this jeep has provided us. It\'s part of the family. It was mentioned in Dad\'s funeral, as it and his horse were likely transporting him through heavenly green pastures now, and as recently as a family get-together at which several cousins recalled how they looked so forward to Pop\'s letting them drive the jeep around the. She\'s been in the barn too long, and deserves a good \'makeover\' in order to \'come out\', be seen proudly as she used to look, and to both be admired in parades and historical events, as well as serve as an accurate and loving tribute to this great nation, all veterans, and especially to the one my sisters & I call \"World\'s Greatest Dad\"!

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Richard Kanoski
Richard Kanoski

1945 Willys MB

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Rick Prescott
Rick Prescott

Photos of my Willys MB.

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Rob Hecker
Rob Hecker

1944 Willys MB

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Robert Anderson
Robert Anderson

1943 Willys MB

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Robert Bolander
Robert Bolander

1943 Willys MB

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Roberto Trucchi
Roberto Trucchi

1943 Willys MB

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Rodney Jackson
Rodney Jackson

This 1945 Willys MB was found in a bone yard at a ranch west of Seligman, AZ. Was in pretty bad shape when I got from the rancher here are some before and after photos.

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Roger Foehringer
Roger Foehringer

1943 Willys MB

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Romeo Dilig
Romeo Dilig

1940 Willys MB Slat Grille

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Romeo Dilig
Romeo Dilig

1942 Willys MB

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Ronnye Leech
Ronnye Leech

Willys MB

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Rufus Smith
Rufus Smith

Here is a photo of my restored 1943 WILLYS MODEL MB Jeep. Has the 6 volt electrical system with a rebuilt WILLYS MB 4 CYL L-HEAD engine. The EQUIPMENT/ACCESSORIES ARE A MIX OF ORIGINAL & REPRODUCTION ITEMS. <br><br> Rufus Smith

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Russell Cook
Russell Cook

1942 Willys MB

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Ryan Mattingly
Ryan Mattingly

1945 Willys MB

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Ryan Wham
Ryan Wham

1942 Willys MB

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Scott Wilke
Scott Wilke

Here are some pictures of me and my buddy Kevin Lavin's jeep at the Camp Clark Battle in Nevada Mo. You can see we had a great time. I'm in picture IMG000200-20100116-0740. This is a '43 Willys jeep that Kevin and I restored. We were towing a 1945 WWII style Jeep trailer that weekend. Man did that trailer come in handy. Kevin is a new jeep driver, and doesn't have alot of time driving a stick shift. I'll send you some pictures of my Jeep when I get the engine back from the engine rebuilders. The engine has all it parts from Kaiser-Willys in it. More photo's to come. - Scott Wilke

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