Kaiser Willys Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 761
761: Scott Keith’s 1971 CJ-5 Jeep Here is my 1971 CJ-5 barn find from South Dakota West River. Rebuild from the ground up. See Brownie going for a ride in…
Sunk in the Dirt, Now on the Road: A CJ-2A’s Second Chance
I live in the panhandle of Florida just below Dothan Alabama. There are very few flat fenders here. Most are completely rusted out because of the humid climate. I had…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 760
760: Gary Hurwitz’ 1944 Willys MB Full body off restoration 12 years ago by myself. In honor of my father who fought and drove a jeep during WW2. Jeep has…
Old Iron, New Heart: Transforming a 1952 Willys Pickup
This is my 1952 Willys 4-73 pickup truck. The thing has been through hell and back being used as a work truck here in Sweden at a brewery, in a…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 759
759: Scott Shuff’s 1949 Willys CJ-2A Facebook Marketplace barn find. Retirement project completed in four months. Oh well, time for another project! Thinking V8 CJ-5! Kaiser Willys Jeep Blog Story…
Old Blue: A 38-Year CJ-5 Jeep Love Story
In 1987, I bought my 1970 CJ-5 from the original owner. It came with the original Buick V6 225 Odd-Fire engine, which I had rebuilt the same year. Alongside that,…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 758
758: Corey Ferguson’s 1952 Willys CJ-3A The Jeep is built on a custom frame. Powered by a VW TDI engine,T98 4 speed transmission, super 18 transfer case. 71 offset flanged…
From Frame to Finish: My Willys CJ-2A Journey
I would like to thank you for all your help in getting my complete CJ-2A build across the finish line. I started out with a CJ-3A frame with the running…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 757
757: Daniel Fernandez’ 1960 Willys CJ-5 Inherited from my father. It needed a few things done. The CJ-5 has a v6 Buick inline motor, has an arc welder, compressor, 9k…
Across Pastures and Time – The Willys CJ-3B Family Legacy
I learned to drive with this 1953 Willys CJ-3B when I was 11 years old across my great uncle’s pasture in eastern Oregon. My Great Uncle John passed it down…