An M38A1 Restored in Honor of our Veterans
Kaiser Willys This is my 1952 Willys M38A1. My jeep has been restored in honor of the men I served with and in memory of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for…
Willys Jeep Life
A Willys 4-134 L Engine in the Sky
My name is Kenny Crider and I live in a small town of Swifton in Northeast Arkansas. I am a 61 year old Crop Duster Pilot / Farmer and tinkerer.…
1963 Willys Wagon – Grandfather’s Legacy and My Future
My name is William Welch and I’m from a small town in Kansas. My jeep came from Western Kansas where my grandparents lived. It had been my grandpa’s, Bill, and…
“Waldo” The Willys Truck with Lasting Value
My Willys pickup is my farm truck and daily transportation. It is used for everything from pulling a fertilizer wagon to feeding hay to my cattle. It is very versatile…
The History Behind My Retired Willys FC-170 Tour Jeep
Here are some pictures of my 1957 FC-170 Tour Jeep that served duty as a Scenic Tour Jeep in Ouray Colorado for San Juan Scenic Jeep Tours. Also included is…
A CJ-2A Restoration Project Inspired by the Original
As the story goes, once upon a time way back in 1947 my Mom and Dad purchased a 1947 CJ-2A Willys to help out on the farm in Poolsville Md.…
The Restoration of a Rare CJV35 – Thanks to my Friends
I have been in the process of restoring a historic military Jeep. It is a USMC waterproof radio Jeep designated CJV35/U 1/4 Ton 4×4 Truck. It was manufactured by the…
The Best Investment as a 20 Year Old – 1954 Willys CJ-3B
I have owned this 1954 Willys CJ-3B since 1977, best investment I could have made as a 20 year old! A few years later I met a girl and we…
The Restoration of a New Family Heirloom – 1947 CJ-2A
The first experience I had with a Willys was in 1967 as a sophomore in high school. My employer at that time had a 1947 red Willys on his farm,…
A Well Built Hodge Podge Willys CJ-3B Project
Kind of a hodge podge of parts but was mostly complete when purchased. I knew what I liked and decided to build a jeep with all of my favorite details…