History 1933 - 1936 Willys, picture thread

Here is a link to the article. Most of the installation is per the Juliano's instructions. I added a few tricks I used to make it look a little better.

http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/journal.php?action=view&journalid=2439

Home phone 661-589-9542

 

I am pretty sure the Traveler was a rebuild of the SWC Dark Horse by Chuck Finders. And the transverse spring was primarily to eliminate bump-steer that plagued gassers with the stock parallel leaf suspensions.

 

That's my car!!

 

That is cool to see all the through the years photos of it.
https://m.facebook.com/bret.corey.33?v=photos&ref=m_notif&notif_t=like&__user=100000086705047#!/photo.php?fbid=1108871618300&id=1722140012&set=t.100000086705047&__user=100000086705047 Me in Jack's 33 back in the 80's.

 

That 33 Willys PU truck was great! I did the body and paint on that car in 1964-66 for owner and driver Eddie Sanzo of New York. The truck was originally doen by the Pacers auto body, but a few years later he wanted it redone so I painted it Chevy reo red, he raced ait ll over the east and at Indy. Later June 1965 he raced Stone Woods and Cook East vs West in New York one night, I was there when Sanzo did a wheel stand hole shot and got into the dirt, we had to actually run out of the way as he flipped the car, distryoed it. The next day he bought and old 33 Willys coupe track car, and I got on the body work and paint, Eddie and crew traded out the usable pick up parts and in 5 weeks later he raced Ohio George again at Indy 1966 but smoked the engine. Great fun memories.
Les Cobb, Palmdale, California
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I couldn't find a shot of Sanzo racing Ohio George, but I found a couple of him racing Bones at the 66 Nats.

 

Some from the Hot Rod Reunion In Bowling Green 2012

 

more to come we have 2 more cameras to go thru

 

These were found over in the Great Oregon Racers thread. Some of the Pacific Northwest's finest.

 

Some pictures i took of the Kracklin Rose Willys at Back to the 50's weekend

 

Some more from Back to the 50's

 

A few more from bowling green

 

and some more...

 

I hope this one posted hasn't been posted before.

 

The "Rose" is quite a car.

 

What car is that on the other side of the "Bones" tribute car?

 

This steel '33 was at the L.A. Roadster Show....

 

and thats an understatement

 

That's another 33 that is painted up like the K.S. Pittman car.

 

Yes. I've seen her up close and personal. She smells really good when she's running too.

 

btt

 

Anyone,
Trying to find out the thread size for the screws that hold the door travel limiter on a 33-36 willys door. Are they 10-32, or 10 -24, or possibly 12-24 ? Need to chase the threads, and don't want to get the wrong tap! Anybody with their project handy...let me know!!! Thanks.
g-willys

 

Hrudka brothers

 

Cool. I love the old magazine articles.

 

Here is another shot of "Jack The Bear" Coonrod in the lanes at Woodburn, Or.

 

Looked through all the pages, any more Willys panel picks, epically gassers, I seen
Hrudka brothers, catch me if you can, dog catcher, Willys overland panel, weasels, a stock blue and a primer one any more?
Heres my 35 , future gasser.

 

Abone1930:
I saw your thread where you found your panel van. Awesome find and congratulations. I'll see if there's any more panel pics I can dig up.

 

Ever notice in the Spencer Tracy flick "Bad Day At Black Rock" (1955) there's a scene where he goes to the garage to borrow a jeep and in the background a 33-36 Willys coupe body, two-tone yellow over white, doors/nose missing, is visible for a few seconds out the front of the garage?

 

Got these off the........Drag cars in motion Thread.