Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 558
Kaiser Willys 558: Brian Smith’s 1947 Willys Truck My wife and I bought this 1947 Willys Pickup Truck in January of 2011. It arrived in remarkable condition, with the original glass and…
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Willys CJ-3A Clutch & Brake Shim / Spacer List
~ Information provided by Brian Snyder – Link to the Original “Willys Parts Ingenuity” This Willys CJ-3A clutch and brake shim / spacer list follows Dowie Soetenga’s CJ-3A Foot Control…
A Road Worthy Willys CJ-5 with a Weathered Patina
My dad and I found the Jeep in southern Montana in rough shape in the early spring of 2017. The goal was to strip it down and restore the mechanical…
Making Memories and Enjoying Rides in My Willys CJ-2A
I’m from Swanton, Ohio which is just 20 miles west of Toledo, Ohio. I was born and raised in the area where Jeeps are built and adored. It wouldn’t be…
Owning a Willys Jeep is a Lifestyle and a Passion
My husband and I inherited my grandfathers Jeep a few years into out marriage. It had been the vehicle that I first learned to drive as a child, and had…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 548
548: Terry Rountree’s 1954 Willys M38A1 This is my 1954 Willys M38A1. I would have liked for it to still be military green, but it was painted this beautiful burnt…
The 2021 Kaiser Willys Photo Contest Starts Now!
About The 2021 Photo Contest: The grand prize winner of the 2021 Contest will receive a spot on the front cover of the 2022 Catalog AND a $1000 gift certificate…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 547
547: Chanda Vukonich’s 1962 Willys CJ-5 My 1962 CJ-5 survived unnoticed, in a Quartz Mine in Alleghany, CA. It then traveled to the ancient Redwoods, where we found it on…
A War Hero, a Willys MB, and the American Dream
~ Sent to us by Evelyne Mousted. “Here is my dad, David Wing Yin Leong in his Willys MB during World War II in Germany. This is a tribute to…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 546
546: Jim Daugherty’s 1946 Willys CJ-2A This 1946 Willys CJ-2A has been in my family for 60 years. I just rebuilt and cleaned it up. It is now 12 volt…