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Hi, I just purchased a 1951 Willys Wagon with a 350 Chevy engine. The rest of the drive train is original including an added overdrive. My wife and I are avid campers and we want to be able to go

Too cool! I'll be hitting google shortly. Well that pretty much covers everything, then. Well, ALMOST. I know the eviromental controls will be tricky, but come on: isn't about time we got a

hello, does anyone know if templates are avaliable to determine where the proper mounting holes are to be located? my jeep has a multitude of drilled holes for accessories that were added during the

And they could have been stock - they match what was on a set of NOS mirrors I had for a while. They were listed for CJs as well as pickups and wagons,

I cannot find the little devil so it must be gone. SF

That's it Harold! I found them in an old photo after you mentioned mirror. http://tinyurl.com/2dsjle Thanks, now I will be able to sleep tonight. John the arm

They look like the mirror brackets from a CJ2 or 3. Used to hold the arm to the cowl. Hal _____ From: WillysTech@... [mailto:WillysTech@...] On Behalf Of John

Oh wow! Those are the main brackets that hold the whole thing together. Oh well, if it hasn't fallen apart yet you probably don't need them. ;-) John '56 Pickup TKER TOY Cherry Valley, Calif. John

The 4th plate is a shipping plate.This plate contains data to facilitate loading and unloading during transport.A nifty research resource can be found

As I finish assembly of my 53 pickup I can pretty much account for all the parts except these. There were some options added to this truck that I know weren't stock and these might be part of the add

i know the footman loops were black, i remember this from my dads 46... the bolts i don't know but i remember a few emails on this and i think they decided that they were black... i would think they

Mike: Even WiIlys didn't sell the blade separately, but it would be nice if someone did. The blade is hollow-riveted to the arm yoke, so would probably have been considered "non-user

There are a few of these routinely turning up on EBay. Here is the searsh I use for wiper parts-sorry about the length, but it's necessary to whittle the result down to manageable size: (willys,

Not sure, but look at http://www.debellajeepparts.com/mbpremier.htm under MB hand operated wipers. They have a single hand operated one that might do the trick. Hand wiper, this is the single wiper

I know it's scheduled to run in Cleveland this week, WBGU (also my PBS station) was mentioned by WGTE personnel as being slated to run it, as is the Cinci PBS. Not sure about Columbus. Worst case,

First off thanks to Jim Allen for his contribution to this documentary. TV 30 WGTE Toledo Ohio will air the program "Jeep: Steel Soldier" on Thursday Sept, 27 at 8:00 PM. Alas my PBS station in the

I'm even more feeling left out :( Being in Western Pennsylvania, not far from both Butler and Pittsburgh, I feel a double irony. First Bantam in Butler submitted the first prototype quarter

Hi Fred, Not on our network yet, as Jim said, its probably just the local Ohio stations. Probably won't get to our area for a while. Hopefully soon!! Chris Cortland, NY

Hi Alex! Not sure about that fourth plate, but I'm sure someone on here may. It might be the body tub tag? I'm not sure. Take your time on sanding the hood. Very gently, and wet sand it if you

The pictures in the disassembly and assembly pages were all done on my passenger side door. This one should answer your question (the left side of the photo is the vent window