Willys Jeep Q&A: Alternator – 12 volt conversion kit
Kaiser Willys Kaiser Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: 12 volt Denso Industrial Alternator Kit Q: Do you sell just the bracket for the alternator? A: I can probably get just that for you.…
Willys Jeep History
Kaiser Willys CJ-2A Color Guide
Willys Overland offered the new Civilian Jeep or CJ-2A in nine colors between 1945-1947. The nine jeep colors are as follows: Harvard Red, Michigan Yellow, Autumn Yellow, Pasture Green, Black,…
“Old Girl” a 1959 Willys 4WD Wagon
Kaiser Willys presents: Peter MacDougall & “Old Girl”, a 1959 Willys 4WD Wagon with the straight 6 Hurricane Engine and over drive. “I live in Bozeman Montana but I grew…
The Universal Jeep by Willys Overland – 1948
“Its name has found a place in every language. Its amazing war time achievements are familiar to millions and millions of people.” “It’s the new and mighty Jeep. Ready now…
Driving in a Willys Overland – Christmas Song!
Merry Christmas Everyone! Ok, so we were kind of caught up in the Christmas spirit and as a result…we shamelessly wrote and produced a Willys Christmas song for you! Adapted…
The Wooden Willys Jeep Test
Willys Jeeps are unarguably (at least in my mind) one of the most dynamic engineering marvels we have seen in our time, but one thing I never investigated before was…
Early Willys Jeep Terrain Design Innovations
Here are some war-time Willys adaptations that you may have never seen before. All were innovations in terrain navigation… some were successful and some were not. Our favorite is the…
Find the errors in this Phantom MB Willys Poster
How well do you know the Phantom MB Willys? Stay with me everybody – this blog post requires your participation…The Willys Phantom MB pictured above is similar to one published…
ICON offers more than just a Willys Reproduction
If you’ve heard of the ICON CJ Series, then you probably know that these babies are expensive, starting at a cool $50,000 (approximately) for a turnkey Icon CJ3B, then up…
“Auburn MB” – Earliest Known Civilian Jeep Test
This 1942 “Auburn” MB Jeep is the earliest known documented “civilian” jeep. While there are drawings commissioned by I.B. Hazelton showing potential postwar uses for the jeep in the fall…