Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Master Clutch Kit
Kaiser Willys Master Clutch Kit 8-1/2″ (7 piece kit) For 41-71 Jeep & Willys with 4-134 & 6-161 engine New Master Clutch Kit for your Willys Jeep restoration replaces your greasy, worn…
2011
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 030
030: Chris Veal’s 1962 Willys Truck Although no car project is ever really “finished,” I completed the original build in spring of ’03. My goal was to produce a vehicle…
Todd Swenson’s 1962 OHC Willys Pickup
A note from Todd Swenson about his OHC Willys Pickup, award winning restoration: “I have completed this 1962 (red & white) OHC Willys pickup. I finished it just in time…
Build Your Willys: Pedal Shaft Removal
How to remove the pedal cross shaft from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. To remove the brake &…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 029
029: Wolfgang Stoll’s 1963 Station Wagon The Traveller is a 1963. It was used by the Swiss Red Cross organization for about one year, then it was sold to a…
New Kaiser Willys Jeep members
Please welcome the newest members on the Kaiser Willys Blog! If you would like to have your Willys or Jeep photos posted to our blog, email your photos to the…
Kaiser Willys Jeep Parts 2011 Catalog
The 2011 Kaiser Willys catalog now offers more than just excellent parts & accessories. Take a look to see what else is inside! Get your FREE copy today at KaiserWillys.com!…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: New Steel Shovel
New Steel Shovel For 41-52 MB, GPW, M38 Proper style military shovel for the side of body. Call Mike @Kaiserwillys.com for details at TOLL FREE 1-888-648-4923 (Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM EST). New…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 028
028: Kelly Clear’s 1947 CJ-2A This is my 1947 CJ2A. I inherited this jeep from my father who inherited it from my grandfather. I am not sure when my grandfather…
Build Your Willys: Pedal Pad Removal
How to remove the pedal pads from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. 1. First, remove the cotter pin…