This is an interesting photo of a World War 2 beach landing. It is titled “Pacific Beach Landing WW2 Willys Jeep”.

Back in July of 2010, we featured an article about a restored Jeep FC that was used for Scenic Jeep Tours in Colorado back in the 60’s and 70’s. Today, I came across a vintage photo of a FC tour Jeep. Who knows, maybe this is a photo of the restored forward control Jeep that we featured?

Here is a great video of a group of Jeep owners having some fun in the snow in Iceland.  Thanks to Birgir for forwarding the link! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6uPXbifVEA

Ok guys, what is the scoop with this Willys Jeep? I have seen one or two photos floating around the internet, but never found out the story behind it.

I was going to make some smart ass remark about Jeep owners, but then realized I own a Jeep…Regardless, this is an incredible set of photos. The Willys toy is an interesting unit. I like the side bumpers that even go out around the tires! I assume that this was used on a TV show and “Hero” is the chimpanzee. Can any of our readers help us out with more information?

It just breaks my heart to see this 1951 Willys Wagon rusting away to a slow and painful death. If you can stand it, check out this thread about junk yard photos on HAMB.

Have you ever seen the Swamp Buggy “Gator Country” Willys Jeep model by Craft Master? According to Old Plastic Models, the model came as both a stock and the modified “Gator Country” version. Stock engine, body, interior panels and tires were supplied as were the custom “aftermarket” parts. I tried googling Craft Master and Gator Country Willys Jeep with no luck.

This photo is tagged ” 1948 Jeep Willys Showroom In Florida”. It almost looks to be an auto show, judging from the chairs to the right and from what you can see through the windows. Thoughts? Photo via The Hamb .

Check out this military graveyard! Are those Willys Jeep body tubs I see in the foreground? Photo via The Hamb