Tickets for a Jeep Ride – “Phoenix” the Family CJ-5
Kaiser Willys Here are several pictures of my 1971 CJ-5 which was bought new by my father-in-law in 1971. It had been sitting idle in his back yard for about 25 years…
Willys Jeep Life
Then and Now – A CJ-5 Restored for the Family
When I was a kid my father had a Jeep that he would snow plow with but sold it long before I was able to drive. When I was ready…
A Great Family Restores a Great 1947 Willys CJ-2A
It has taken three years, with my parents, my brothers, my nieces, and my boys but my 1947 Willys Jeep is almost done! We took it out for a drive…
The 2018 Fall Photo Contest is Open For Submissions!
About The 2018 Photo Contest: The grand prize winner of the 2018 Contest will receive a spot on the front cover of the 2019 Catalog AND a $1000 gift certificate…
Leigh Tedford’s 1951 Willys Wagon – Family Restoration
In 1946, Willys-Overland Motors introduced the Willys Utility Wagon describing it as a “people’s car”. Perhaps the original sport utility vehicle, the Willys Wagon was the first all-steel, factory-built station…
1954 Willys CJ-3B – A Part of the Patton Family Since 1961
Purchased from a family friend, this CJ-3B became part of the Patton family in September 1961. It had 900 miles on the odometer and now has a little over 49,000…
20 New Kaiser Willys Blog Members – July 2018
Introducing 20 new members of the Willys Jeep Blog Community! If you would like to have your Willys or Jeep photos added to our blog, send your photos to the…
My 1953 Willys M38A1 – A Great American Workhorse
I bought my 1953 M38A1 two years ago, after researching for a good buy for four years. I learned how to drive in a 1953 CJ-5 my father had as…
A Running Willys Wagon is Well Worth the Effort
A Willys that has been fast asleep sometimes does not take kindly to being awoken. There were times I completely doubted my mechanical ability and screamed at the Willys Gods…
A CJ-3A Project Restored to Enjoy Some Sunday Driving
This project was started in the summer of 2013 after we towed this CJ-3A 2,300 miles from Pittsburgh Pa. to Coeur D Alene Idaho. It was my wife’s uncle’s Jeep…