History 1933 - 1936 Willys, picture thread

Awesome! I've been waiting a long time to see Tipper finish that car. Looks great!


Just found these over on the Gas-FX forum. Thanks to Dean Court.

 

our new battle wagon

 

Just found this for sale very nice,

http://www.classicmemoriesmotorcars.com/images/listings/1934WillysPickup/1934WillysPickup.html

 

I have seen this in person a few times and the workmanship is amazing. The cab was fabricated from a sedan. It is a super neat concept, however with an asking price of $90k it is way too rich for me....

I grabbed a couple of photos for you:

 

Some recent findings from the web. Some from other threads on the HAMB.

 

Here's an interesting one. In all the pictures I've ever seen of John Carter's Willys, it appeared to me like it was a dark metallic gray, with maybe a hint of blue or green to it. Like this early 67 shot.


Then I recently came across this pic from what appears to be Indy 67. The car is clearly green.


Here's another pic from Indy 67, and the car looks more like the earlier charcoal paint, like before the chop. I suppose it could be green, but the paint sure does take on a different look in this light.


Then I stumbled onto this pic. At first, I didn't have a clue what car it was. But after studying it a bit, I think it may be a later version of Carter's 33 Willys.


It has the same injector, similar cut on the fenders, a very similar wheelie bar, and the green paint. Looks like he changed to spindle mount wheels on the front, Halibrands on the rear, and trimmed out the belt line of the car. Anybody else know anything about this car?

 

don'tknow anything about it, but great car!

 

This one's now owned by HAMBer "willysfan".

 

COOL STUFF ! Let's see somemore ! !

 

A few more vintage pics...

 

Bob Chipper's 33 Willys. Bob recently passed away, but will certainly be remembered for his outstanding race cars.

 

Some recent pics...

Here Jim Tinsmith is gettin' after it...


... and some recent pics from PID.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it_Cwm0uESg

 

My husband and i love Jim's little truck. As a matter of fact we came very close to buying it at Beaver Springs this year. We both fit in it fine. Great Little truck.

 

i just got a 33 77 sedan off ebay love it. needs to be finnished. look on my photo albumn

 

Found a couple of cool pics recently. Here's one of the ex-Coonrod 33 Willys. This pic appears to be some time after Chuck Byrd owned it, and before Don Pettit. I would guess mid to late 70's time frame.

 

Here's a shot of the beautiful Del Rio & Carlson 33 Willys at the 69 Oakland Roadster Show. Awesome paint work.

 

WOW Very cool car.

 

New to your Fourm. Looking for a 33-36 coupe or truck either complete or a project. Sold my coupe back in 1973. Retired now and would like to find another. Any information would be greatfull. Dan

 

Welcome Dan good luck with your search, you could start here....................
......... http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/2595111564.html

http://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/2610364994.html


P.S. Any photos of your old coupe.

 

my new toy. maybe someone will remember this one from ebay i stole it!!!

 

just learned how to get photos on here. '70 350 .030 over comp. cam 700r. i spoke to the builder a speed shop in Conn. it was never started. 330- 350 h.p. tilt wheel, mustang 2 front end. 394 s10 posi. rear end

 

Time for a little bump.

 

Some of modern day gassers. The old Ron Bizio truck has always been one of my favorites.

 

Got a call from a friend the other week asking me to keep
a lookout for a steel 33 willys,
I found this 33 and sent it to him, it`s in a container on it`s
way to England Big thanks to Jim oddy.













So with this, the deal is complete and I look forward to seeing a picture of the finished product.
Thank you,
Jim Oddy

 

Cheers Paul for the info on this 33 Willys cant wait to get it and make a start Wayne

 

my '33 sedan

 

Some more gassers...

 

I remember that Don Juan II car from when I was a little kid. Is that taken at Epping? Thanks for the memories.