Features 1937 to 1942 Willys Picture Thread

He said it looked ....like a Zephyr......Lets get back to some good Willys pics!!!!

 

Here's a couple of vintage Willys factory
photographs showing the 1938 Willys
coupe and the 4-door Sedan.

Mart3406
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The deck lid opening, body lines fading away into the quarter panel, and tail pan all say Willys to me.....might help if you knew what a Zephyr looked like......or better yet, a Willys! LOL!

That is a Willys...you can see the dash (37-38 vintage), as well as the mark left by the tail lights, and the gas filler opening...not to mention the pattern of the inner fender well.

Here's some more:
g-willys

 

Some circa 1937 through '42
Willys ads

Mart3406
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1939 Willys "Californian"
editon 4-dr. sedan
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Mart3406
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Here's one from Warner Robins Dragway Circa 1965 Driver unknown to me. Anyone know?

 

Modelkitbasher, want a 39 hood & center section. I have the pair for sale very reasonable and they are in decent shape. $750 for the pair.

 

New toy.

 

Most recent pics of the cop car. Hope you like it.

 

Stunning 1938 Willys two door sedan Gasser as circa 1964.

 

Stockers rule!!!!

 

Here is a drawing of my car that was in August,1985 issue of Super Stock & Drag Illustrated. There was no story about the car,they used to put drawings of different cars on the same page as editorial or tech columns.

 

Hey Weasel, that looks like Macungie. T i'd bet the parogie stand is just on the other side of the guy in the cowboy hat.

 

This is about as good as it gets - all steel 1940 Willys which I have checked out in great detail several times with the late owner. Hilborn injected 540ci Hemi, 6 speed T56, Mark Williams rear. Car is now for sale for $185k and worth every penny. Phenomenal build quality and attention to detail....

 

Her's some pics from an old 'picture post' I
made showing a 427 Cammer-powered
Willys that appeared on epay.

Mart3406
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Pics (1 through 6 of 12) Re: SOHC
powered Willys coupe
www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5412263&postcount=47

Pics (7 through 12 of 12) Re: SOHC
powered Willys coupe
www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5412267&postcount=48

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Hi All,
Scanned a few more pics that I took in the 60's at HMB and Fremont. Enjoy.

TOM B.

 

O.K., just a sneak pic. Know what this is? A 1940 Willy's dealership poster. This one is in need of some restoration work. Others are in better shape. I just peeked a bit because they are old paper. Something about a 100,000 mile warranty? How did that work?

 

Fantasia prior to the Chuck Finders chassis revamp

 

Mazmanian Willys

 

The Clone and the Original !

 

On a successful Willys hunt a few years back!

 

Here are a few coupes I found in Argentina....

 

And a nice RHD 1940 sedan - note it appears to have quarter vent windows....

 

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Here's a couple from the other end of the spectrum.

 

Chopped coupe in e-bay.

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Dave wonder if this is that car from my earlier post.
Paul.