165: Carlos Rodriguez’ 1964 Willys CJ-6
Hello from Piedecuesta, Santander, Colombia here are some pictures of my 1964 Willys CJ-6 Jeep which has been recently restored. I tried to preserve the original style of the Willys.
– Carlos Rodriguez
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Great looking jeep! I own a 64 CJ-6, which has been “semi” restored. I love the look of the softop.
Great looking jeep! I own a 64 CJ-6, which has been “semi” restored. I love the look of the softop.
FANTASTIC JOB !!!
FANTASTIC JOB !!!
that is a fantastic restoration job
that is a fantastic restoration job
Wow – great job! Where did you get that top from? It looks fantastic!
I have a 64 CJ-5 and it desperately needs a new soft top! (and tires, too)
Wow – great job! Where did you get that top from? It looks fantastic!
I have a 64 CJ-5 and it desperately needs a new soft top! (and tires, too)
I notice locks on the spare tire and the gas can. I guess thieves know no boundaries. Too bad.
I notice locks on the spare tire and the gas can. I guess thieves know no boundaries. Too bad.
I have a 1963 CJ-5 …Where could I find a half cab with paddle doors for mine ???
Oh by the way nice Jeep !!!!
I have a 1963 CJ-5 …Where could I find a half cab with paddle doors for mine ???
Oh by the way nice Jeep !!!!
Well done! Another proud Willy’s restorer/builder. Did you build a custom roll cage, or is it original? How long did it take to build it? I have an original 1954 M38A1 that I am restoring slowly. I bought it 11 months ago, and I am having fun with my build, but have a long way to go. Joe.
Well done! Another proud Willy’s restorer/builder. Did you build a custom roll cage, or is it original? How long did it take to build it? I have an original 1954 M38A1 that I am restoring slowly. I bought it 11 months ago, and I am having fun with my build, but have a long way to go. Joe.