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How about "OLWILLYS" or "MYWILLYS" I have an application in for an Idaho plate that says "57Willys". Good luck! Dave in Idaho

Hi... Green Bay here. It gives me the Willys to think about storing my 2A away! I am trying this question again, this time with a photo... Can someone tell me what the pull handle on the dash is, just

I just added this address to my addressbook and want to make sure it flies. I sent another message to the old list before I discovered this one was up and running. It said: You folks are great! Thanks

"Bigelow, William F., MAJ, JCS" wrote: Major Bigelow sent me this WWII Mauldin cartoon from the Pentagon walls: http://mvpimages.net/willys/mauldin01.htm Keep 'em coming, Major. M.V. Percival * TEA

If you move to Minnesota you could drive around with it on. We can use original year plates for classic autos. <<Send your wife out to the antique shops and have her find you an original 1954 license

In a message dated 10/14/98, 3:26:26 PM, WillysTech@... writes: <<Anyone know where you can buy a spare tire rack for my 48 pickup? Or IF you can buy them. I was considering just making one,

EOlson8559@... wrote: Eric: Please update your address book to the new email address to WillysTech: MAILTO:WillysTech@... Send your wife out to the antique shops and have her find you an

OK I got it to work too. I had to take out the space between Norway and 2a. Great shots by the way. The T-handle would be for the governor as listed in the caption. "This is a nice close-up shot of

Hi there, Well, I used to have a '47(I think) pick up that was bought for jeep parts mostly. A few yrs back the rest of the wreck was scrapped not knowing that I'd ever get into trucks aswell. It had

In a message dated 10/14/98, 1:24:45 PM, WillysTech@... writes: <<The web link doesn't work for me, I might be able to help you with the gauges and e-brake handle.>> Web site doesn't work for

Anyone know where you can buy a spare tire rack for my 48 pickup? Or IF you can buy them. I was considering just making one, but mine's been removed at some point, so I don't have one to take

To continue this post, yes the serial # on 4WD trucks is on the top of the frame rails in 2 places; 1) just in front of the right rear wheel as mentioned, and 2) just behind the left front wheel.

(This is really just my own personal test of the list's new location) Scott Freeberg wrote: [snip] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ !!! Geeze. I guess y'all *have* to take your anti-freeze seriously with those kinds of

WOW! We moved! Boy, am I tired, but I didn't DO any hard work, I think. Anyway, greetings everyone, and it is truly a pleasure to be surrounded by such wonderful wizardry, good info and amazing

Hello all well I now have found that my voltage regulator on my 60 wagon is shot. My inexpensive snow plow is turn out to be spendy. New fuel pump, points, need a wheel cylinder, and now a regulator.

hey all, thanks for the info. my battery that keeps the memory for clock , date and other stuff I guess is dead so when it get turned of it is the date and clock get all funky. I should really replace

hello an easy question. is my 60 wagon a 6 volt or12 system and what year did they willys switch? thnx for any info! Dean Heintz 47 Willys PU 51 Willys CJ3A 55 Willys Wagon 60 Willys Wagon 83 CJ 7 89

hey all I have a t90/18 combo that is taking up space in my garage anybody need this setup make me a reasonable offer. also have a frnt and rear dana 44 ring, pinion,and carriers out of early 80s

hay all, I got to do some work on my wagon this eve. putting a plow on it. any way,I took the part in question of and cleaned it up. on the back of it the answer was. its a mile master pressure