Wendy and Eric Jennings’ 1949 Willys CJ-3A Restoration
Kaiser Willys As my Dad passed away sixteen years ago, he expressed his wish that I would have his Jeep. I told him we would restore it and take it to shows.…
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A New Start for the “Yellow Submarine” a 1970 CJ-5 Jeep
After finally finishing my 1974 Bronco project which I have had for 38 years I began to look for a new project vehicle. An old friend of mine (John) took…
Exploring the Montana Mountains in My Willys CJ-5 Jeep
In the 1960s I learned to drive on my uncles 49 CJ-2A and always wanted a Jeep. I found this CJ-5 in 1998 while living and working in Denver. I…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 596
596: Kevin Connor’s 1948 Willys Jeepster I bought this Willys Jeepster in 2021 and restored it from top to bottom. Mostly all Willys with a rebuilt F-161 six cylinder engine.…
Honoring Veterans at Events with a 1947 Willys CJ-2A
This is a 1947 Willys CJ-2A found on a farm along the Yadkin River near Winston Salem, NC. The landowner and myself were walking his farm, which sits on the…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 594
594: James Dugan’s 1961 Willys Truck Purchased in 2009, started a year later and then a 21 month build. Custom built stake pocket extension, hand made bed sides with no…
Captain Scott Montefusco’s Dedication to Veterans in a Mission with his Willys M38
GARTFORVETS Willys M38 Build Scott Montefusco served as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps and has never forgotten his service to our country. Since retiring from the Marine…
My Grandfather’s Family Friendly 1962 Willys Wagon
My grandfather purchased this 1962 4WD wagon from Hartford Willys in Hartford Ct. Prior to buying the wagon he had owned a smaller Willys, a CJ-2A, I think. When my…
A Willys MB Frame-Off Restoration, Back on the Road
I bought this 1944 Willys MB in 2016 from a gentleman in Mendon, NY. He bought it in the late 1960’s from a bar in Binghamton, NY. Based off the…
Kaiser Willys Jeep of the Week: 591
591: Thomas Haberkamp’s 1965 CJ-6 Jeep This Jeep was in the experimental department at Willys, then used as a paint jitney in the plant. Dad bought it for $100 in…