How to Identify your Willys Truck or Station Wagon if you don’t have a VIN number, but want to know your approximate year and model:
1. Do you have a split or single piece windshield?
A1: If split windshield, go to #2
A2: If single windshield, go to #6
2. Are you a 4 cylinder motor or 6 cylinder motor?
A1: If 4 cylinder, go to #3
A2: If 6 cylinder, go to #6
3. Are your spark plugs straight on top of the head or on the side at a 45 degree angle?
A1: If they are straight, go to #4
A2: If they are on the side, go to #5
4. You have between a 1946-1949 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
5. You have between a 1950-1953 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
6. Is your 6 cylinder motor a flat head motor or an overhead cam?
A1: If it’s a flat head motor, go to #7.
A2: If it’s an overhead cam motor, go to #8.
7. You have between a 1954-1964 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
8. You have between a 1962-1964 Willys Truck / Station Wagon.
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My truck s vin is t36267 what is this ?
My truck s vin is t36267 what is this ?
I found a 1953 Willys Truck that lived on a farm in Modesto CA.
I got a Bill of Sale.
I was a ranch truck, with welded on pin for towing “forked” trailers hitches.
The Vin Plate is warn off, no number, What now?
Any suggestions?
Thank you, Kevin
I found a 1953 Willys Truck that lived on a farm in Modesto CA.
I got a Bill of Sale.
I was a ranch truck, with welded on pin for towing “forked” trailers hitches.
The Vin Plate is warn off, no number, What now?
Any suggestions?
Thank you, Kevin
Hello i want to identify my freinds willys jeep but have not had much luck can somebody help me I.E year build and who it served with etc
The numbers i have on plates are
MB147878
And
1 cent reme 42066
Hello i want to identify my freinds willys jeep but have not had much luck can somebody help me I.E year build and who it served with etc
The numbers i have on plates are
MB147878
And
1 cent reme 42066
i have a willis jeep and the only numbers i can find is cj 86065 can you tell me what year it is
i have a willis jeep and the only numbers i can find is cj 86065 can you tell me what year it is
My Willy’s doesn’t have the original motor. Where can I find a place or Vin?
My Willy’s doesn’t have the original motor. Where can I find a place or Vin?
I have a 63 WILLY’S truck and I cannot find the VIN number, can you tell me where to look for it.
Hi Kathryn, the serial number should be on a plate on rear entry area of the step on drivers side.
I have a 63 WILLY’S truck and I cannot find the VIN number, can you tell me where to look for it.
Hi Kathryn, the serial number should be on a plate on rear entry area of the step on drivers side.
I’m new to the Willys world. I recently purchased a 1959 Willys wagon. It was restored by the previous owner and they removed all placards, replaced the motor, updated all the gauges and redid all the upholstery. Because of this I have no real identifiers to help break down what my Willys is. I have a VIN plate on the drivers side door jam and I was able to locate what I think is the serial number on the front right frame rail (12052). This is the first vehicle I’ve had where the serial number seems to define the vehicle. Unlike with the other classics I have owned I’ve been able to tell where it was manufactured, original engine size, trim options so on and so forth with just the VIN. What I’m confused about is are you not able to find those same things with these numbers on Willys? Thank you in advance!
I’m new to the Willys world. I recently purchased a 1959 Willys wagon. It was restored by the previous owner and they removed all placards, replaced the motor, updated all the gauges and redid all the upholstery. Because of this I have no real identifiers to help break down what my Willys is. I have a VIN plate on the drivers side door jam and I was able to locate what I think is the serial number on the front right frame rail (12052). This is the first vehicle I’ve had where the serial number seems to define the vehicle. Unlike with the other classics I have owned I’ve been able to tell where it was manufactured, original engine size, trim options so on and so forth with just the VIN. What I’m confused about is are you not able to find those same things with these numbers on Willys? Thank you in advance!
I purchased a 1961 Willys Station Wagon but all traces of VIN numbers have been removed. What can I do to replace them? Thanks
I purchased a 1961 Willys Station Wagon but all traces of VIN numbers have been removed. What can I do to replace them? Thanks