Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 496
Kaiser Willys 496: Scott Taylor’s 1950 Willys Station Wagon Bought this as is. The previous owner mounted a completely restored and painted body on a Chevy S10 frame. Very professional job. Mounted…
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The 2020 Kaiser Willys Photo Contest has Begun!
About The 2020 Photo Contest: The grand prize winner of the 2020 Contest will receive a spot on the front cover of the 2021 Catalog AND a $1000 gift certificate…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 495
495: Peter Downie’s 1952 Willys M38 My Willys 1952 M38 in Hua Hin, Thailand. It had a full body off restoration and it’s in mint condition! Kaiser Willys Jeep Blog…
A 1942 GPW to Celebrate the 4th of July
This is registered as a GPW, it has a Willys frame, and a mix of Ford and Willys parts. It took me 7 months to complete, from frame on the…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 494
494: Bill Dawson’s 1949 Willys CJ-3A This Willys had been previously restored by a former owner. It still has the six volt electrical system but the original oil bath air…
The Ownership Journey of a Willys Station Wagon
This is a little history on the ownership journey that this Wagon went through since it was new. This Wagon was purchased in New Jersey in 1957 by a Russian…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 493
493: Chico Estrada’s 1965 CJ-5 Jeep This is my 1965 CJ-5. It was given to me about two years ago from a friend. I took it hunting with one of…
From Landfill to to Perfection – 1942 GPW Restoration
I bought a 42 Ford Jeep in 1973. Barn find? Nope – this Jeep was going to be used as “fill” for some land near a creek that was washed…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 492
492: Jason Bargfrede’s 1962 Willys Wagon This is my 1962 Willys Station Wagon. I have restored it from the ground up all in my garage. I put in new floors,…
“Speedy” A 1942 GPW Restoration and Piece of WWII Living History
This is my GPW. From the frame number, we believe it was made in Dallas in April of 42. However, like so many wartime Jeeps, it’s a mix of years…