Two-Tone Color Guide for 1945-1961 Willys Station Wagons (4×2), Utility Deliveries (4×2), 2WD Station Wagon, 4×4 Utility Wagon, Delivery, Trucks, FC-150, FC-170
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1945 -1946 – 1947 WILLYS
Station Wagon
(Fenders, Hood, and Top)
Normandy Blue & Tunisian Red
(Side and End Panels)
Clear Maple & Mahogany Brown
1950 – 1951 WILLYS
Station Wagon
Canyon Glow (Body) & Potomac Gray
Caribbean Blue Dk. Poly & Potomac Gray
Jamaica Green Dk. Poly & Jamaica Green Lt.
1952 WILLYS
Two-Tone
Hatteras Green Gray & Inverness Green Poly
Duchess Gray & Shadow Gray Poly
Riviera Gray & Bermuda Blue
Cherokee Red Poly & Riviera Gray
Hatteras Green Gray & Hampshire Green Poly
1953 WILLYS
Two-Tone
Woodstock Green Poly & Jasper Green
Raven Black & Mediterranean Blue Poly
Riviera Gray & Mediterranean Blue Poly
Jasper Green & Willow Green Poly
1954 Willys
Two-Tone
Arctic White & Gulf Blue Poly
Coronado Sand & Granada Green Poly
Raven Black & Bristol Red
Gale Gray Poly & Arctic White
Coronado Sand & Coral Rust Poly
Coronado Sand & Beryl Green
Granada Green Poly & Coronado Sand
Bristol Red & Coronado Sand
Beryl Green & Coronado Sand
Arctic White & Gale Gray Poly
Gulf Blue Poly & Arctic White
Raven Black & Arctic White
1960 – 1961 Willys
Station Wagons (4×2), Utility Deliveries (4×2), 2WD Station Wagon
Mallard Blue & Peacock Blue
Fountain Green Poly & Foam Green
Amber Poly & Plantation White
President Red & Plantation White
Coral Mist & Amber Poly
Glenwood Green Poly & Plantation White
Peacock Blue & Plantation White
Mallard Blue & Plantation White
Foam Green & Plantation White
4×4 Utility Wagon, Delivery, Trucks, FC-150, FC-170
Peacock Blue & Mallard Blue
Mallard Blue & Peacock Blue
Fountain Green Poly & Foam Green
*Note: The color swatches presented in this reference are as close to original as we are able to produce, and are to be used as a guide only. All colors are not 100% accurate. Due to variations in ink, paper, digital convrsions, monitor calibrations, and discoloration over time, we are not able to guarantee 100% accuracy. Please use this as a reference point to help you select the right color scheme for your Willys. -Kaiser Willys Staff
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Just bought a ’48 Jeepster. Any two-tone combos for that?
I’m debating painting it the bright yellow that is so popular on Jeeps today. What do you think?
Tom
I think you need to expand the last date range. I have ’63 Willy Wagon and it is the Fountain Green Poly and Foam Green combo, just like the one in the third picture down. Thanks for putting together this color guide! Such cool colors they chose for these wagons…
Any idea what color the 1947 trucks were?
Love the site thanks for all the info. it makes life a lot easier trying to restore these old workhorses.
PS please keep adding to the color chart.
John
1947 Willys STAKE TRUCK came in Luzon Red. We will continue to research and publish as much as we can discover. Thank you for the comment and have a great day.
Thanks for the comment John – Is your wagon on the blog? We would be happy to create an album for you if you don’t already have one! Use the contact form at https://blog.kaiserwillys.com/contact-us/ to submit information about your Wagon and I’ll get it posted for you!
I need original two-tone colors for a 1949 Willys-Overland Jeepster. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I need original two-tone colors for a 1949 Willys-Overland Jeepster. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
What can you tell me about the dark green Willys “woody” wagon in your photo above? I suppose, technically, that is a tri-color paint job.