A 1964 CJ-5 Throwback to What Driving was Meant to Be
Kaiser Willys My wife and I decided we wanted a cheap convertible for cruising Highway 101 on the Southern California coastline. One day my 14 year old son saw a 1964 CJ-5…
Willys Jeep Life
An International Willys MB Lovingly Restored to Original
This 1943 Willys MB was in action in Burma (now Myanmar) during WWII. After the war it was moved to neighboring Assam, India where the Indian army used it before…
Looking Forward to See Where My Willys Truck Takes Me
My uncle bought a 1958 Willys Pickup truck from Kansas in early 2016. Me and him fixed it up together and he sold it to me. It had the original…
1948 Jeepster – a Hit at my 50th High School Reunion
My first car was a 1950 Willys Jeepster with the same color scheme as my 1948 in the picture. I had wanted one since then. When I got the invitation…
A 1953 Willys CJ-3B Build in Progress
This Willys is a 1953 CJ-3B that required a frame up rebuild. I knew when I bought it three years ago that it was going to be a long project.…
More Than A Lifetime of Memories in My Willys MB
The Jeep history in my family dates back to May 20, 1946 when WW2 Veteran Glen Palmer paid $600 for a new 1945 Willy’s Scout MB made in the Toledo…
A CJ-5 Collecting Dust in a Georgia Barn is Now in the Process of Restoration
My 64 CJ-5 came to me by way of a Georgia barn where it spent many years collecting dust and spiders as well as providing a home for mice and…
New Members + Last Call for Photo Contest Submissions
Welcome to all of our new members to the Willys Jeep Blog Community! If you would like to have your Willys or Jeep photos posted to our blog, send your…
Retired Out of Control with A Museum of Willys Jeeps
I have been a Jeep fan since the "Rat Patrol" show in the 60's. While in the Army I worked in Maintenance and now and then we got to restore…
A Willys CJ-2A, an Orchard, a Barn and a Summer Project
I bought a ’48 Willys CJ-2A in the late 80’s for use on our orchard in Boyertown, PA. After a moderate body off restoration, I used it in the orchard…