History 1933 - 1936 Willys, picture thread

The red coupe is Eddie Sanzo's 33. It ran like this at Indy in 66.

 

Here ya go gringo.
I thought that hat looked familiar.
A Corvette crashes the Willys party, hope yous guys don't mind.

 

My '36 Sedan is finally near completion...now if the snow would only go away... g-willys

 

Very cool and nice to see a 77 that's not a G***er !! JW

 

Looks great Bill, nice choice on the colors.

 

Seems like ’33 Willys coupes were found on every street in California during the 60’s, and most became G***ers! Here’s the Warren-Miller-Warren ’33.



Ron Rinauro’s ’33 Willys A/GS ran often at Fremont. Like his famed “Blown Hell” ’55 Chevy, a Ted Gotelli built blown engine provided power.



K.S. “Tiger” Pittman found match race bookings easily available, and moved his operations east. KS joined the S&S Racing Team, from Falls Church, VA while running this ’33 Willys, blown 480 CID Chrysler powered.

 

A 33 fibre front seems to make all 77 Coupes into 33's. JW

 

It's true, the 'gl*** front fits '33 to '36 models.

Bad decisions make good stories.

 

Bob “Bones” Balough gained a reputation as an accomplished driver of numerous blown G***ers. The Bones-Dubach-Pisano ’33 Willys was one of Bones’ best efforts. The late Joe Pisano, founder of Venolia Pistons, was a partner in the 392 Chrysler powered A/GS car.



Bones is half a length behind Junior Thompson’s Austin in this A/GS face-off. Arrid background says this could be Riverside, or Carlsbad tracks.

 

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Nice pics of the Traveler.

 

i need a bit of help with my 1933 coupe window gl***:

I'm starting my build and I'm looking at the garnish and also the metal around the rear window and small windows. I'm not exactly sure how the gl*** mounts to the body. I'm guessing the garnish screws to wood around the window frame which then hold the gl*** in place?

 

a few more pics:

 

Yes, wood goes around all three window openings and the gl*** is glued to the flange on the body around the openings (black gooey thick stuff from auto gl*** place) then the garnish moldings screw to the wood to hold it in place from the inside. I glued black stiff felt to the garnish moldings so it isn't metal to gl***

 

How about the front door, is there any wood under the bottom portion of the garnish molding?

 

Yes on top of the inner door panel is four threaded inserts and these wood pieces attach. There's obviously a left and right side that follows the front curve of the moldings

 

Coupe looks great drumyn.....

 

I kinda thought so, thank you!
I'll call John Buchanan today to start making a wood kit.

 

I wonder how difficult it is to find a pair of stock coupe truck hinges.

 

Chizler Willys any connection to the famous dragster of that name?

Crane Bros

 

Rex & Brent Crane

 

Well known NW car and owner Twig Zeigler.

 

Saw this on Craigslist and thought I'd post it. Very oddly listed, I wonder if this is a steel body? Seems like a bargain price if it is. Maybe someone here can scoop it up and get a great deal. Not mine, no connection to it, just stumbled on it randomly.

https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/6009174036.html

 

Said it had a leaded roof, hard to lead F-gl***. Cool, I would buy it if it was closer. JW

 

74 Mustang frame??? Unibodies no frames..

 

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