Hot Rods Tim Timoszyk's reborn Willys Gasser

Tim began this journey back in the winter of 1994, when he purchased a well used, but all steel 1942 Willys coupe. His original vision was to build a wicked street/strip gasser. As you will see in this little photo tour, his vision was clouded a time or two. Enjoy.....

 

Awesome!!!!!! Hope it's making an appearance at Marion next month.

 

Loved it in black,love it even more in blue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

freakin sweet ,love the color

 

Would not miss it!! We did however miss you at Quaker!!

 

Thanks for sharing. You and your brothers hard work shows in all your Hot Rods. Kevin Z.

 

Great job.Looks super.

 

That is an awesome Gasser!

 

Great paint job Steve. It looks great in pictures and I bet it looks 10 time better in person.

Jon

 

What is the name and or maker of that color blue?

 

Looks like the SWC willys.

 

Beautiful really captures old time gasser feel.

 

Love it!!!

 

That is nice!

 

Wow That is one very nice willys. The color reminds me of barb hamilton's "ole blue"
Gasser Girl

 

Looks great!

 

superb!

 

Just beautiful!

 

Saaweeet! Love the color, the stance, hell the whole package is just fantastic.

 

Very Nice!! Any interior shots?

 

Loved the HOT ROD feature a while ago on these guys. Wow, car looks great.

 

Awesome. Everything a Willys gasser should be. Beautiful paint and lettering, and love those wheel standing launches. Except this time, keep it off the wall.

 

Wow. Love it.

 

If I had to guess and would be curious if I'm right, Chrysler made a color in 97 that was called intense blue pearl metallic, code pb3. that is almost dead on that color ,we painted a 34 5 widow that color and it sure looks good !

 

Them Willys is overrated....

Just a great car with period correct execution! Body appears to be a 1937-40 - not a '41/'42 which has a smaller windshield opening and cowl mounted as opposed to roof mounted wipers if I am not mistaken. Decklid looks like an early style 1937/38 type and doors are also the 1937-40 type with round escutcheon bosses - not the teardrop type bosses of the 1941/42.

Great work all round and the long journey was worth it - the result is outstanding.

 

Awesome Willys, dig the color.

 

Looks GREAT in blue

 

Awesome build. Glad to see the stock factory suspension and drivetrain get back under the car.

Frank