Volunteer Opportunities with the Willys Overland Jeepster Club
This fall we will be wrapping up our 60th year of operation as a club. Our mission statement is to facilitate the preservation and enjoyment of the 1948-1951 Willys Overland…
This fall we will be wrapping up our 60th year of operation as a club. Our mission statement is to facilitate the preservation and enjoyment of the 1948-1951 Willys Overland…
My 1953 M38A1 rat rod equipped with a v2203 Kubota turbo diesel from a skid steer. I have rebuilt the transmission, rear axle, steering box, and front knuckles with parts…
After WWII, my father bought five Jeeps at auction. He sold four to friends and kept one — a military Jeep that became our family’s second vehicle. My brother, sister,…
Twenty years ago, my father gave me a gift that, over time, would become a true member of our family: a 1951 Jeep Willys M38. It wasn’t just a car;…
Sent to us by Luis Cares Vera Hernán’s story with Jeeps: My dad says that here in the capital Santiago de Chile, there was a machinery and vehicle exhibition fair…
Meet Willy Wonko. I married a ’59 Willys Wagon to a 88 Ford Bronco chassis & drive train. This Frankenstein was 35 years in the making. I had been sitting…
Meet the HERD“HONOR “ — 1944 GPW Ford. Purchased from next door Rancher in 1969 in very rough condition. Got it running and preformed a modest restoration including striping several…
This 1946 Willys Jeep became part of our family in August 2019, when my son was just 13 years old—now he’s a high school senior. Over the years, it has…
This is actually a 1948 CJ-2A (serial number #184424), not a CJ-3A. For the past 30+ years it’s worn an M38 windshield frame, which is why it’s often mistaken for…
I purchased this 1950 Willys CJ-3A back in 2013 in Fenton, Michigan. It was in rough shape—what was left of the body had to come off, and I started from…