A Willys CJ-2A Restoration the Family Can Be Proud Of
Kaiser Willys I bought this Willys CJ-2A five years ago. It was a total rust bucket. I’ve spent the last 5 years doing a ground up restoration. It’s an early CJ-2A with…
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A Willys M38A1 Barn Find in Wales Now Restored
My Willys M38A1 was a genuine barn find in Wales with shell and running gear. With the help of my friends and my son in law who is the mechanic…
With Bruce the Willys CJ-5 Every Jeep Day is a Good Day!
My Jeep is a 1965 CJ-5 named Bruce. It is a numbers matching Jeep. The original Spruce Tip Green paint has just enough patina to make it cool. I was…
Al Curtice’s 1957 Willys Truck Resto Mod Project
I bought this truck 40 years ago when I was 19. I swapped in the dana 60 – 8 lug rear axle and dana 44 – 8 lug front axle…
The 2020 Kaiser Willys Photo Contest has Begun!
About The 2020 Photo Contest: The grand prize winner of the 2020 Contest will receive a spot on the front cover of the 2021 Catalog AND a $1000 gift certificate…
A 1942 GPW to Celebrate the 4th of July
This is registered as a GPW, it has a Willys frame, and a mix of Ford and Willys parts. It took me 7 months to complete, from frame on the…
The Ownership Journey of a Willys Station Wagon
This is a little history on the ownership journey that this Wagon went through since it was new. This Wagon was purchased in New Jersey in 1957 by a Russian…
From Landfill to to Perfection – 1942 GPW Restoration
I bought a 42 Ford Jeep in 1973. Barn find? Nope – this Jeep was going to be used as “fill” for some land near a creek that was washed…
“Speedy” A 1942 GPW Restoration and Piece of WWII Living History
This is my GPW. From the frame number, we believe it was made in Dallas in April of 42. However, like so many wartime Jeeps, it’s a mix of years…
“Willys Pasión Costa Rica” – 1953 Willys Station Wagon
My name is Luis Fernando Benavides Lizcano. I was born in Colombia but I have been living in Costa Rica since the year 2000. Ever since I was a little…