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Landen--Where in Iowa? I am in Sergeant Bluff. I also need and engine. However I am in need af a 4L-134. Ron

I just finished posting pics from the 4th Annual Midwest Willys Reunion. New pics have a red border surrounding the photo. Enjoy! http://mvpimages.net/willys/show.htm M.V. Percival '53 Willys Wagon

I too purchased a gas tank from ol J.C. and am relatively happy with it. I will warn you though that it is Brazilian made. (Brazilian monkeys possibly) :) Just be careful of the threading job on the

Bob be careful w/ J/C whitney I bought steering linkages from them and had to replace after only one week..(pretty low grade)they were bent bad enough to make steering difficultand I hadn't even gone

Hi I'm Brad Ethington. I live in Burlington NJ. Last Feb. I flew down to New Orleans LA. and bought a 1949 Willys Station Wagon and drove it home. The entire drive train is 1968 Jeep Gladiator ie 327

Landen, You should try giving him a call. I am sure he could have it shipped to you. Bill

Here's the story of my truck's seat belts. After driving my truck over 75MPH and then watching a show on the Discovery Channel about the old style lap belts, I decided I needed a set of shoulder

I probably should have checked with the group before I made the order, but I went ahead and took the plunge on an order of Jeep parts from J.C. Whitney. I ordered the black rubber floor mat with

a friend of mine did his wagon with an eighties era jeep motor (256ci I believe and it wasn't to bad a project and runs and wheels beautiful . You might also check out Dec.4x4 power magazine it has a

You remember "Where's Waldo?" Now, "Where's Willy?" How many can you find? Remember to scroll to the right. http://netnet.net/~oslc/cj2a/oldpics/whereiswilly.jpg And the answer is...

Too bad I'm in Iowa, I need an engine..... Landen Schooler Bill Brennan wrote:

I'm sure you heard the heavy sigh I let out when I saw that picture. Man. I think I see your point though. If/when I ever get mine looking that good I'll have way more than 5K into it. What is that

Has anyone had any success with do-it-yourself spray in polyurethane liners? I am looking to do this with my truck as well as coat the floor and underside of the fenders. If any of you have had good

So I believe that my father-in-law did this to his '53 Pontiac Chieftain and was very pleased with the results. I'll try to remember to confirm it this weekend and can plug him for details if you

I have met two guys with Mustang front ends under their Willys, one was a 56 pickup, the other a delivery wagon. They were both happy, but I don't know how much work was involved. Rick

Jeff Thanks for the info. I need all the help I can get. Yes Mustang II front ends are available in many catalogs but they run $2,000-$4,000. Of course they are all new parts. That's way above my

Rick I hadn't thought about alignment and how the matchup would look. I guess I'll have to give this more thought. Jerry Rick48CJ2A@... wrote:

In a message dated 10/22/98 7:53:38 AM Central Daylight Time, stoper@... writes: << Then I'll need to cut off (sorry restorers) the front part of my Willys frame and weld on the Mustang

Just a litte correction here. Nothing really important but I thought I'd let you guys know that the "Overfill Tank" was a CES item on all MB and GPW Jeeps. Additionally, the only troops that were

According to my Turner catalog, the CJ-2A uses the same U-joint as the MB, CJ-3A and M38. They show a different part number for all other models through 1975. All four joints are identical. It seems