A Hooniverse staff member noticed this Willys Jeep Truck outside of a hotel one day. Loving the patina, but I am wondering if it is really abandoned. Those tires are in great shape. Via Hooniverse…

A while ago, I came across some old Jeep CJ-5 race photos from the early 70’s on Flickr. I contacted the owner of the photos and asked for permission to use the photos in an article. Tom said go for it, but in the mean time I am going to show you some 70’s photos [...]

Every once in a while I come across an informative and interesting website that I like to tell you about. Jeep Truck.com is one of them. The site is full of information and photos about Jeep Trucks, from the Willys right up to the last full size and Comanche trucks. Via…

Better late than never, here is some photos from the Spring Midwest Willys Reunion in Mason, OH. For more photos and information on this incredible annual event, check out their website . Now these rigs below are very interesting and a great reminder that Willys were promoted to be used on farms as both tractors [...]

Bob Lewis was a frequent competitor in the southwest desert racing circle in the 70’s and early 80’s. In fact, he was the first off road racer to use KC Daylighters! Below are some of the photos found on this page along with a few others that I have found around the internet. If you [...]

Members of the CJ-2A Page have compiled a huge list of service bullitens for all Willys vehicles from 1945-1951 on this thread .

While the PPI prepared factory Toyota race trucks are often associated with Ivan “Ironman” Stewart, this one is driven by Frank “Butch” Arciero Jr. Any idea on what the light on the passengers windshield frame is for? I assume it is a light?

As I sit here writing this on a Friday afternoon, I can hear the lake calling me. It makes it worse when I see these photos of Willys trucks with canoes and their owners heading off to the lake. The photos (stolen from this thread on the North American XJ Association) are sure to bring [...]

I am not sure where I got this photo from, but I assume the Toyota Land Cruiser pickup is from South America or overseas. What a great work truck!