Let the Willys Truck Live on Forever
Kaiser Willys This is my 1948 Willys Jeep Truck. Growing up in Cuba I would always see Willys everywhere but the one that always caught my attention was the Willys Pickup Truck.…
September 2015
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: New Leaf Spring Shackle Kit
Leaf Spring Shackle Kit For 52-71 CJ-5, M38A1 Direct replacement shackle kit. Comes complete with (2) side plates, (2) rubber insulated bushings and (2) bolts. For both front and rear…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 246
246: David Wagner’s 1961 Willys Truck This is my 1961 Willys Truck with 46,000 original miles, rescued from a barn in downstate VT. New tires and wheels, brakes, exhaust manifold,…
A Very Special Willys CJ-2A Birthday Present
I was fortunate enough to see my 1948 CJ-2A for sale by the side of a back road here in Colorado. I was even more fortunate that my wife made…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: 9″ Brake Shoe Set
Brake Shoe Set 9″ (Per Axle) For 52-66 CJ-3B, 5, M38A1 Replace your worn out greasy shoes with complete axle sets. Comes complete with primary and secondary shoe sets just…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 245
245: Alvin Hughes’ 1945 Ford GPW This is my Ford GPW complete restoration with new MD Juan Master Body Kit. I found my GPW while looking on ebay for old…
Willys Delivery Sedan – A Real Head Turner
I received this Sedan Delivery from a friend of mine. I lent him money that he was not able to repay. I received the Delivery Sedan in pieces and started…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit
Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit For 46-71 Jeep & Willys Everything you need to completely redo your entire rear brakes from drum to disc. Comes with complete simple to follow…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 244
244: Gonzalo Trullas’ 1949 Willys CJ-3A This is my 1949 Willys CJ-3A that I restored. Here are the before and after pictures. It is all original, including a PTO and…
The Brazilian Willys Wagon – A Brief History
The Willys Wagon model was assembled in Brazil by Willys Overland do Brasil from 1956. In 1958 the vehicle was named “Rural Willys,” and there were no main external differences…