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Thanks Chris....and I will contact Mr DiBella.....but in my case all I need is the blade ITSELF. I have all parts except the actual blade.Its a simple straight blade....no springs or anything

David, The piece of metal that the bottom of the window slides into has two horizontal tracks on it. One is longer than the other. Which one is on the hinge side (or vent) of the door? I am a bit

hello chris, thank you for your response. the more I survey the jeep, the more I am sure that it was a military jeep. over the next few days I will try to gently clean the paint on the hood and see if

http://www.jeep-trucks.com/components/body/Doors_assembly.php May be short on pictures and text occasionally but the sequence is there. Or just reverse the disassembly

Is this show to be aired in select locations? I can't find it on my local (Rochester, NY) schedule. Fred --------------------------------- Fussy? Opinionated? Impossible to please?

Donny, Are you saying that jeeps were converted to everything other than an aircraft. Because there were two version of the flying jeep. They used the helicopter principle. A tower was built between

Very interesting- It did take ALOT of work. I wonder if it was some sort of kit. Again, ebay item # 260161885212 Thanks for the heads up! TallPeter

Hi, I'm still working on my CJ2a, my question is... what was the original finish on the bolts & screws inside the cockpit? Were they blued, unpainted or what? How 'bout the footman loops and screws? I

Anyone have a source for the passenger side,hand-operated wiper blade for a `46 CJ2A? I even contacted the Wiperman and he couldn't help.......said it was quite a bit thicker than normal

Te Schedule varies according to the PBS station. I suggest Googling "Jeep: Steel Soldier." Jim Allen

How do I get the new window back into the door? Is it the last item or should the division bar trac and roll-up window trac be removed? Thanks, John 54 pickup

So what is the schedule for us Buckeyes? John by told and fair

Where are you or the combo located? Greg CJ3A --- dean heintz <heintz@...> wrote: -o||||o-

I agree. I'd love to see the undercarriage to see how they moved the steering wheel and shifter (I noticed the transfer case shifters were still in place so which I'm sure made shifting it into 4wd

I look forward to seeing it. Hope it is airs here soon. I may just pick up the DVD as well. Thanks for the information Jim, and thanks for the great books as well!!! Chris Cortland, NY

If you are outside Ohio, it will be a while before you can see, "Jeep: Steel Soldier" on your local PBS station. It was produced by WGTE Toledo as part of an Ohio PBS effort to make documentaries

I replied to you in your other post. Kurt V '60 Wagon Jefferson City, MO

http://www.willysamerica.com/ probably has the best parts manual. https://www.walcks4wd.com/Default.aspx http://www.kaiserwillys.com/ and http://www.northstarwillys.com/ are all great places for

Hi Hal. Welcome to the group! Have you tried Walcks4wd.com? I don't know if they carry such a thing, but its worth a shot? I haven't seen too many parts manuals for the civi trucks, but

Hi All, New to THIS forum, I belong to the Willys Military Jeeps group also. I am in the process of acquiring a '51 Willys Wagon 4x2 and am looking for a source for a parts and service manual.