Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 786
Kaiser Willys 786: Harold Baldauf’s 1956 Willys Truck My dad taught me how to drive in a Willys Pickup, that he used for work every day. This is my tribute to him…
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Full Circle: Restoring a 1964 CJ-5, 62 Years Later
My Jeep journey started 62 years ago, when my dad purchased a new 1964 CJ-5. Seven years later, it was the first vehicle I learned to drive. Fast forward a…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 785
785: Brian Hackford’s 1957 CJ-5 I restored this CJ-5 myself a few years ago. A full frame off restoration. It is used on a private island in the Thousand Islands.…
The Willys Wagon in Dad’s Garage – Now Restored for the Next Generation
This is my dad’s 1962 Wagon that he gave me a few years before he passed away. I have owned the Jeep around 17 years and have spent the last…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 784
784: Patrick Baron’s 1959 Willys Truck Thank you for keeping my 1959 Willys Pickup going for a long time. This Truck is a daily used farm truck on my farm…
2026 Florida Jeepster Lunch – Willys Overland Jeepster Club
~ Shared to us by Kevin Stepinski of the Willys Overland Jeepster Club Jeepster Club members, friends, and family members gathered at Ford’s Garage in Winter Garden, FL on January…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 783
783: Brian Dalby’s 1965 CJ-5 Jeep This CJ-5 was found in the area of Edwards Air Force Base in 2017. Body and engine were mechanically sound. Using Kaiser Willy parts,…
From Rough Shape to Show Ready – My CJ-5
I wanted an old Jeep like the one my grandfather had when I was a young boy. I found one on Ebay for sale in Ohio, so my father and…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 782
782: Dairrell Browning’s 1947 Willys CJ-2A It is registered as a 1947 CJ2A but has a M38 or CJ-3A windshield. It was completely apart body and frame hauled home in…
Jungle’s 46: A Frame-Up CJ-2A Restoration in Memory of Dad
I’d like to introduce Jungle’s 46. This was my Dad (Jungle Jim King’s) early 46′ 2A that he daily drove in the 70s for about a decade before the motor…