Features 1937 to 1942 Willys Picture Thread

Kiwikev, I think that this is the same car that you posted.

 

Does anyone know anything more about this Willys? This pic was supposedly taken at Goodguys Pleasanton in 2001.

 

"A & M Engineering" willys

 

Rob my first and last Willys well maybe

 

Mark & Rob tryed to take pictures off the TV but the DVD is not very good quality this is the best I could do sorry,

 

Guys if you want a copy of this dvd just let me know.
Paul.

 

Paul:

That's the car. I have the old "It's A Gas 2" video, and the resolution is about the same. Crazy how a car that was running just fell off the map. Never saw any more of it.

 

Arlington WA. Drag Strip Reunion. Three maybe four years ago.

 

Bought this 41 pickup out of Pittsburg Ca. first pic is the way I got it and second after I installed a original grill/headlights, the 39 2 door sedan came from S. Ca. I put a 350/350, dana 60 rearend and Volvo front disc brakes (was just on ebay for sale about 2 weeks ago) the last pic is a 33 sedan (used the cowl when I built a 34 Willys woodie race car), 41 pickup bed/frame and a 41 sedan all went to Wa.

 

Jim Kirby's "Challenger" Willys

 

From vintage photos thread today by swi66

 

I believe that Fools Gold ran out of the Denver area.

 

"Schuttes Racing Team" D/A Willys

 

From the looks of that sagging door I'd venture a guess that some structural integrity has been sacrificed for weight reduction! Break out the hole saw and torch Clem!!

 

Having had several Willys and been involved in many others the common reason for the doors sagging is the cutting of the firewall clear up to the cowl. On my steel 40 coupe I left the cowl vent structure but move the firewall (flat part) back and no door sag.

Pat

 

Here's one that Dan Greenburg included in his coverage of 2016 Roundup. Anybody know who owns it? Any history?

 

Here it is from another angle at the Roundup

 

little PU action from a Franklinville, N.Y. show. Gene is taken good care of her Me Gasser