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What a sweet Willys truck. Thanks for posting.
[IMG] Sweet Willys truck. Looks to be a 1947-1950.5 with the flat grill.
[IMG] Looks like the Richmond or the Sunset in San Francisco.
[ATTACH] All good. Here is another:
That's my grandpa's '55 Willys Wagon and my dad's Boy Scout Troop in southeastern Humboldt County (Northern California) in the mid-1960s. Dad sent...
I love Willys Jeeps and here are two from Dad's archives. Here's the results of fishing trip near Carlotta, California (Humboldt County) in the...
Any more pics of this Willys Jeep dealership?
Awesome picture. More Willys Jeep pictures please. That FJ on the far right is exceptionally rare.
Baker Street Stairs, just north of Broadway.
Great pic of happy kids and an early (1946-1950.5) Willys Wagon.
Great picture of a happy couple (?) and an early (1945-1950.5) 2wd Willys Wagon.
Sweet Willys Wagon and Jeep.
Love this Wiley's picture with all the Willys. Anyone recognize it? Google turned up a company in Nevada.
Fortuna looks quite similar today. Thanks for posting.
Yes, please.
Great set and display. Thanks for posting. FYI, there were quite a few Willys dealers who installed those SW aux gauges on the 1957 to 1965 Willys...
Looks like Richardson's Grove. Highway 101 still snakes through the trees to this very day.
Yes, it is a Willys Forward Control (FC-150). There's also a Willys pickup in the background. Great picture, and thanks for posting.
These Willys pictures are great. Thank you! Would love to see more.
From Orick to Garberville, the One Log House!
That looks like Gough Street in Pac Heights in San Francisco, the eastern edge of Lafayette Park.
Love this flatbed Willys truck. Wish we knew the backstory. Thanks for posting.
Looks quite the same even today.
Love all of these pictures, especially all of the recent ones with Willys wagons and trucks. Thanks!
Love that Willys Station Sedan.
When I looked at the shot, it reminded me of where I grew up in central BC. To my mind, it could be anywhere in the mountains of western North...
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