Newest Kaiser Willys Photo Album Members
Kaiser Willys We’re getting a great start this fall with some more wonderful Willys Jeep Photo Albums on the Kaiser Willys Blog! We are also getting geared up for the Fall Willys…
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Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Transmission Main Drive Gear
Transmission Main Drive Gear (4-134) For 1946-1971 Jeep & Willys with T-90 Transmission Call Mike @Kaiserwillys.com for details at TOLL FREE 1-888-648-4923 (Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM EST). New Transmission Main Drive Gear…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 138
138: Alan St. Germain’s 1954 Willys Truck This is my 1954 Willys Truck. It has an AMC 360 V8, Turbo 400 transmission, the Borg Warmer 1339 QuadraTrac transfer case, Dana…
2013 Fall Midwest Willys Reunion
If you haven’t already started planning your trip to the 2013 Midwest Willys Reunion in Jefferson City, Missouri, now is the time! The event will be taking place on September…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Truck Vinyl Seat Cover
Quilted Vinyl Seat Cover Set for Bench Seat for 46-64 Willys Truck Includes complete seat covers with staples and attachment tool. Available in multiple colors. (Please specify desired color at…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 137
137: Richard Cloutier’s 1963 Willys CJ-3B This Jeep is in fact a 1963 CJ-3B that has been modified to accommodate the MB grill and the lower hood. The tub is…
“Sergeant Saunders'” M38A1- Willys In the Spotlight
This M38A1 (1962 4 x 4 amphibious) arrived to this country along with 125 other of it’s type, with 0km, acquired to be used by the Argentine Army, because of…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Parking Light Socket
Parking Light Socket (Less Wire) Fits: 46-53 Willys CJ-2A, CJ-3A Direct replacement for your parking light. Plugs directly into your early style recessed grill to accept your parking light bulb.…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 136
136: Ignacio Fernandez’ 1951 Willys CJ-3A This vehicle was purchased in 1951 by a rancher in Tacuarembó city which is 400 km from the capital Montevideo. 55 years year after…
Restored Willys M38A1 – In Memory of Dad
This 1955 M38A1 started out as a project of my Dad’s. He worked on it for years, and on and off I would give him a hand when I could.…