Features 1937 to 1942 Willys Picture Thread

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At a different angle.

 

I grew up seeing this Willys in Sacramento parked on Fulton Avenue in the 80's and 90's, it was daily driven back then. Fast forward to about 2019 when the owner got a job with the company I work for, I became friends with him, told him about my Dad and I going out of our way to drive by and see "The Red Car" when I was a little kid. He not only takes me for a ride but lets me drive it! What a trip, it felt like a dream! It's had this same paint since the first time I saw it. 350 chevy, muncie 4 spd, olds rear end. The owner is a super nice guy, very humble about the car. - Darren

 

Perfection in my eyes.


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More pics by request!

 

Thank you, it’s a great looking Coupe

 

A local car that started out as a more door, now a coupe. All hand fabricated in steel

 

I like that Willys on so many levels. #1 being the hood held open without a chrome broom stick supporting. I could go on but I won't.

Pat

 

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That 39 sedan is almost a duplicate to Brother Mikes car. And the Jack Merkel sponsored car is "Coney Island" Ralph Landolfi I believe in 63/64 at the Div.1 meet at Cecil County.

Pat

 

Steel '41, also posted on "what you see today" thread.

 

Found on the internet.