I knew that there was a CJ-4 prototype, but never had any information on it until I was browsing through some old posts on the Hemmings Blog and came across this post. As the article in the photos below state, there was only one built as a prototype. For some unknown reason, it was never [...]
While going through some photos on the Hemmings Blog, I came across this one about old Jeep press photos. This prompted me to look through my collection of photos and post Jeep press photos. Look for another article with more photos soon! Enjoy and feel free to comment!
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 [...]
Members of the CJ-2A Page have compiled a huge list of service bullitens for all Willys vehicles from 1945-1951 on this thread .
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As a photographer, I know that the best photos tell a story. There is nothing like war photos that tell the story of the damage created, whether it is the direct hits to the enemy or how innocent civilians lives are changed forever…via…
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 was checking out the Krage Motorsports customers ride page the other day and came across this recently restored CJ2A. What a beauty!
I am not sure where I got this photo of the Willys Jeepster, but I love it!
The Military Vehicle Preservation Association is one of the best organizations for military vehicle restoration info. Not only do they hold their annual convention, but their members recieve the “Army Motors” magazine as well as all kinds of restoration assitance from the 6500 members across the world.
I came across some old videos of the Yakima Mud Bowl from the 80’s on the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association forum . You will have to click on the read more button to view them.