I am going to be honest. I do not know much about this photo, but I do have the following quote:

Another Willys from Wold War 2. Pardon my lack of knowledge, but what does the red…

From July 1957, the notes with the photo state “Indus River, Pakistan — Pakistanis working on jeep”

Here is a few photos of a typical day in Filandia, Columbia. According to the article on EWillys.com, this is seeing a group of beautiful Willys Jeeps like this is not uncommon. The Jeeps are used everyday and often have had the same owner for decades. I love the pop out windshield on the red [...]

Rose Rubin enlisted in the Army, March 1944. Stationed at Pratt Army Base.

Here is a great photo of some medics taking a break. Does anyone know anything about…

The only info that I have on this is a quote “Larson and others in front of Keystone Automobile Club jeep.”

Wow! That is all I can say about this story about The Shank family, their Willys and the teardrop trailer that they travelled with all over the southwestern states in the 40’s through to the 80’s. The article, as told by their son Larry, includes a number of great photos and videos. Via Expedition Portal.com

I pulled this photo from what has been called “ The Best Thread On The Internet“. It consists of photos from 1900 to the 1970’s. It started off as a street scene photos on a car message board and quickly turned into one of the best photographic documentation of the American livestyle ever seen.