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812: Mackin Johnson’s 1957 Willys CJ-5 My grandfather bought this Willys new in 1958 (I have the original title), and I inherited it 4-5 years ago. He taught my mother to drive it...
806: Ross Jones’ 1977 CJ-5 Jeep I bought this CJ-5 15 years ago from the original owner. She rode Arkansas barb wire fence lines for her first 33 years. She’s now retired to the De...
813: James Collum’s 1970 Jeepster Commando I bought this one out of Butler Alabama in 2007. I spent four years on the restoration including a lot of steel work. It is original but...
807: Steve Savin’s 1944 Willys MB This was a 30th, wedding gift from my wife. She purchased it from a retired General in Lake Havasu, AZ. I have always wanted a WWII Jeep, as a tri...
808: Paul Sieber’s Willys CJ-3A Used at the Camp Adair US Naval Hospital near Corvallis, Oregon. Following the closing of the combat training facility (four combat divisions). The...
809: Daniel Garcia’s 1954 Willys CJ-3B After this jeep was made, it was shipped to Colombia and it had a long life there and after 65 years I brought it back to USA to have more hi...
811: Donald Uricchio’s 1947 Willys CJ-2A This Jeep was stored outside next to a tobacco barn for 30 years. I bought it in 2013 and started off the frame restoration in 2015. It too...
810: Donald Theriot’s 1960 Willys M38A1 Restored, electrical 24 volts, rebuilt Hurricane engine, new wiring, repainted outside and underside of the Jeep. Kaiser Willys Jeep Blog St...
My grandfather, Glen Beck, was a Marine in the 2nd Marine Division, armored unit, in WWII. During his service, he was the driver of his units commander utilizing a Willys MB. Like...
Thanks to my wife Kathy and our son Graham for all the help and support on this project! I never thought I would ever own a Jeep, much less a Willys. My wife’s grandfather, Carrol...
Museum-ready, sure, but can you imagine daily-driving this thing?
Purchased from Northern California. Pretty beat, cut up, not a straight panel on it. Rusted crusty, under the hood found a service tag from PG&E (pacific gas and electric) last...
Before his company built the World War II Jeep, John Willys overcame financial crises, takeover attempts, made business gambles to reshape American motoring.
I inherited this Jeep from my grandfather back in 2005 when I was in college. At the time I had no money to properly restore it, so just put enough into it to get it running. This...
My 1953 CJ-3B Willys began its life with the U.S. Forest Service as a search & rescue vehicle. Outfitted with authentic US Forest Service green paint and bearing the USFS insig...
The horrors of the Pearl Harbor attack were a fresh wound in the American psyche in 1942. United behind the war effort, workers producing the now iconic World War II Jeep, the Will...
Little guys, tracked keis, and some seriously mismatched bumpers. We've got it all in this week's Dopest Cars roundup.
Nolan Wells case raises questions, Senator Graham dies, Kia Telluride recall, and a faith-filled Ministry Monday reflection.
Some people do a "Wordless Wednesday" post, where they simply share a photo or image, but I thought I'd make a little series out of my Wednesdays. And since I love alliteration so...
Some people do a "Wordless Wednesday" post, where they simply share a photo or image, but I thought I'd make a little series out of my Wednesdays. And since I love alliteration so...
Some people do a "Wordless Wednesday" post, where they simply share a photo or image, but I thought I'd make a little series out of my Wednesdays. And since I love alliteration so...
Some people do a "Wordless Wednesday" post, where they simply share a photo or image, but I thought I'd make a little series out of my Wednesdays. And since I love alliteration so...
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