Vintage Willys pictures
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From Mac's Motor City Garage, here's an article on a prototype coupe that was a joint effort between Willys and Alcoa:
david0225
Precision Fit
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From "The Was AmeriCar" on Facebook, here is a 1954 2wd wagon:
lbpa18
Precision Fit
Looks like it has one of those neat canvas tops Dan.
From Mac's Motor City Garage, here are a slew of great pictures:
FJ-3 mailvan:
FC 150 railroad:
Wagon:
FJ-3 fleetvan:
FC-170 dually:
FC airport sanitation truck:
FC170 and CJ5:
FJ-3 mailvan:
FC 150 railroad:
Wagon:
FJ-3 fleetvan:
FC-170 dually:
FC airport sanitation truck:
FC170 and CJ5:
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From Mac's Motor City Garage, here are more great pictures:
FC-150 on snow plow duty:
Ambulance:
"Lanston McEachern photographer with Jeepster camera platform"
DJ-3A showing unique sliding doors of hardtop:
CPC or crummy:
USPS FJ-3 Fleetvan:
FC-150 firetruck by Howe:
FC at the airport:
FC-150 on snow plow duty:
Ambulance:
"Lanston McEachern photographer with Jeepster camera platform"
DJ-3A showing unique sliding doors of hardtop:
CPC or crummy:
USPS FJ-3 Fleetvan:
FC-150 firetruck by Howe:
FC at the airport:
Some early work from oldcarandtruckpictures.com:
And from G503.com, here are three of the six-wheeled MB (MT TUG):
And from G503.com, here are three of the six-wheeled MB (MT TUG):
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johnrb3b
No such thing as too many Jeeps
Hey Dan,
You posted the same pic twice.
Was there really a third picture, different from the other two?
If anybody is interested, I now have over 40 pictures of the 3 axle Jeep in my collection.
Want to see them all in one place?
You posted the same pic twice.
Was there really a third picture, different from the other two?
If anybody is interested, I now have over 40 pictures of the 3 axle Jeep in my collection.
Want to see them all in one place?
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Thanks John. Fixed the post.
I'd love to see the pictures of the three axle Jeeps if its not too much trouble. It's interesting to learn where our Wagons/Trucks/Jeepsters/Deliveries come from...
I so want one of these!!!!!!! Add a safari tent top and its ready for some fantastic trips in the western US. Imagine holding up 2-3 Ferraris and Lamborghinis climbing up to Independence pass in the one lane sections with second gear screaming like a dive bomber.
FANTASTIC!!
FANTASTIC!!
I so want one of these!!!!!!! Add a safari tent top and its ready for some fantastic trips in the western US. Imagine holding up 2-3 Ferraris and Lamborghinis climbing up to Independence pass in the one lane sections with second gear screaming like a dive bomber.
FANTASTIC!! We
There's a build thread of a CPC here: http://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum...ng-on-a-1955-Cargo-Personel-Carrier&styleid=3
My wife will not be happy that you are feeding my addiction to this vehicle.....
Here are three from the Facebook group "Willys Jeep Trucks, Wagons, Jeepsters, CJ2A's, and FC's Gone Wild"
On the beach in Galveston circa 1950 (from "Traces of Texas"):
From Midwest Willys.com:
On the beach in Galveston circa 1950 (from "Traces of Texas"):
From Midwest Willys.com:
"University of Michigan Engineering School Auto Show and Open House, April 1951"
From Ann Arbor News via Old News.aald.org via the Facebook group "The was AmeriCar"
Looks like a very shiny and new 1950.5 to 1951 2wd Willys Wagon and a 1949 to 1950.5 Jeepster.
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johnrb3b
No such thing as too many Jeeps
Here's my collection of three axle Willys pics.
http://jeeps-folbots-etc.co.nf/jeep/history/jeep_history.html
If anyone can add to or correct what I have there, I'd appreciate it.
I would so love to have one of those but I'm sure the price is waaaaay out of my price range.
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