Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 046
Kaiser Willys 046: Mike Weiss’ Family MB This is my family MB. My grandfather bought it at Camp Roberts after the war. I think the price was around $750. He and his…
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Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 025
025: Gary Christensen’s 1942 Willys MB My dad bought our jeep in 1966 for $600 at a used car lot. He wanted something to tow behind his truck & camper…
New Kaiser Willys Jeep Photo Albums
Please welcome the newest members on the Kaiser Willys Blog! If you would like to have your Willys or Jeep photos posted to our blog, email your photos to the…
“If the Shoe Fits”…the MB/GPW
“If the Shoe Fits”… A Brief History of the MB/GPW The year is 1940. The Army needs a new recruit. This recruit is to become a 2,450 pound, 6.00/16 tire…
Military Jeep Vehicle Markings
Ever purchase a Military Jeep and wonder what the markings mean or how to reproduce them? In this post, we will attempt to shed some light on this often overlooked…
Identify Your Willys Jeep
How to Identify your Willys Jeep if you don’t have a VIN number, but want to know your approximate year and model: 1. Are your spark plugs on the top…