A 1944 Willys MB Inspiring a Lifetime of Jeep Obsession
Kaiser Willys My Willys MB came off the Overland assembly line June 14th, 1944. It was one of 312 made that day. I found the Jeep on Craigslist. The guy selling it…
2019
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 423
423: Cicero Franco’s 1968 Brazilian Wagon “Potranca” (big young female horse in Portuguese) is a Brazilian Jeep Station Wagon 1968 4WD. She has a Maxion HS2.5 TD turbo diesel motor…
February 2019 – New Kaiser Willys Blog Members
Let’s welcome some of the newest members of the Willys Jeep Blog Community! If you would like to have your Willys or Jeep photos added to our blog, send your…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 422
422: Paul Johnson’s 1967 Jeepster Commando I bought the 1967 Jeepster online from Pennsylvania and shipped to Southern California in 2017. You see very few Jeepsters at the beach and…
Restarting the Family CJ-5 After Years of Storage
My father in law bought this 1964 CJ-5 from a Chevy dealership lot in Montebello, CA in 1965 or 66. He used it for Jeep runs with the ”Terra Del…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 421
421: Brian Wakefield’s 1949 Willys CJ-3A I saved this 1949 Willys CJ-3A from a friend who had plans to cut it up and turn it into a rock crawler. Two…
Towed All Over the US – “Frankie” the 1942 Ford GPW
~ Sent to us by Robert Notman, check out his website at 42fordgpw.com I’ve owned “Frankie” since about 1981. 12 Volt. CJ 4-134 L with a Ford head! New Kaiser…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 420
420: Gary Olson’s 1949 Willys Jeepster This is an original Fairbanks Alaska vehicle purchased at the Willys Overland dealer on Illinois St. in downtown Fairbanks. Mechanicals all had to be…
A High School Student in Colombia Restores his Fathers Willys M38
This 1950 Willys M38 belonged to the Colombian Army, after the Korean war a few vehicles were brought to Colombia as a gift for the army. In 1970 these vehicles…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 419
419: Christopher Gregor’s 1962 Willys Truck 4WD This truck was stored for 40 years in a heated garage with only 10,000 miles on it. It was a Chicago Motor Club…