I have owned the CJ for 6 years. I bought it partially built, and proceeded to rebuild and replace everything from the ground up. This winter I had the kids at the local Tech school prep and paint it. They loved working on the Willys. I built it how I think someone would have modified a Jeep

My 1961 4x4 resto-mod: 5.7L Chevy, 4L80E, Dana 300, Dana 44 front & rear, disc brakes, power steering, TJ coil spring suspension conversion, air conditioning, sound system w/ipod-iphone dock, 4 TJ bucket seats. Improvements in progress are larger radiator to cope with Texas summers and looking for a 20+ gallon gas tank to fit.

This truck has a Chevy 383 stroker V-8, TH350 automatic transmission, power brakes, power windows and door locks, A/C, Dana 44 front axle, Corp 14 Bolt rear axle, fully operational cast iron train horn, new bed (was able to transplant the original Willys tailgate logo into my new tailgate) and much more. All interior billet aluminum work was done on

Spent ten years restoring this Willys Jeep.

Pictured is my 1950 M38 as well as me and my 96 year old grandfather. The markings on the jeep reflect his service during WWII in the 29th Infantry, 116th Regiment, 1st Battalion, Headquarters Company where he earned a Purple Heart and 4 Bronze Stars. He survived Normandy and a ride around the neighborhood with his grandson.

Here is the picture of my Jeep/Trencher. Built about 50 years ago and found abandoned on a ranch several months ago. It was in poor shape and our company has restored it (with the help of KaiserWillys) and have it all working. Some of the features: Front mounted hydraulic pump, all functions hydraulic including hydraulic

CJ6 - Awaiting restoration, one of four in my collection.

I guess we've been a Jeep family for a long time–sometimes just at heart, often as owners. My two brothers and I grew up camping with our dad, mostly in Boy Scouts. For years, our '70 Wagoneer was my dad's daily driver, often becoming one of the camping vehicles for our troop's monthly outings. My

My name is Jesus Junior and I live in Brazil, in the state of Minas Gerais. I'm a great admirer of vehicles manufactured by Willys. Here in Brazil, Willys manufactured several models, and I have here a version of the station wagon called Rural Willys. This car has been in the family for over 20 years

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Found her after 23 years in a falling down garage. We bonded the very first meeting.... smile. Had to drag her on the trailer, because the breaks were frozen to the drums with rust. Ended up cutting them off with a torch. Still a work in progress. Working on the hard top, because winter is

283 small block turbo 400 new process 208 dodge, 9.25 Dana 44 boxed frame. Reversed shackles, custom frame front with deleted crossmember, dodge ramcharger steering custom transfer crossmember with skid plate 26 gallon aluminum tank spring over axle power everything steering brakes seats windows vent windows removed power cowl vent air conditioned insulated custom sunroof and headliner pneumatic hatch lifts custom

1 ton axels. Dana 60 front and 14 bolt rear with lockers, 39.5 Super Swamper Boggers, 350 motor with np 465, np 205 transfer case. Sitting on a 1979 k5 blazer frame. Also, I just rewired the truck from headlight to tail light using a painless wiring kit. Cheers!!!

Pictures with the C47 TICO Belle. This aircraft dropped the 101 ST Airborne over Normandy during the D Day Invasion June 6th 1944. She dropped the 82nd over Holland during Market Garden. Update - Recent trip to my home town of Stanton Ky, Powell County. We toured the Jeep around town during the 4th of July weekend to

Bought this for my 14 year old son for his first truck. We have been restoring it since December. Complete frame, off almost ready for paint. Trying to keep it stock.

I have had several Willys Jeeps, Pickups and Station Wagons in the past. I was at a point that our family was looking to get another Willys and gravitated to the Station Wagon so the entire family can join in. This Station Wagon originally came out of Montana and made its way to Washington where

It is unique in that I have never seen one quite like it. It is a half cab with a flatbed with stake sides. The stake sides are made out of red oak and aand have a clear gloss marine varnish. My wife saw this Jeep at a neighbors house and said you have to see if he will

August 1942 Willy MB, came to me from England last year, working thru it, added a lot of Jewelry and engine clean up complete. Got to get the parking brake working. One of the few Willys in Ireland.

Just got this as my retirement project.

Here are some pictures of my 1956 Jeep Pickup. It was originally a plow truck for the South Chicago Railway. The truck came with the original quote and sales papers from Joe Dry Packward Willys in Michigan City, Indiana. This summer it won first place in the Gilmore Car Museum Red Barn Spectacular show for