Features 1937 to 1942 Willys Picture Thread

Hrudka Bros Peters & Meal



again




J & S Speed Center



Mouse Trip

 

posted by swi66 in the vintage thread



Stickel Riffle



Stickel Riffle & Noltemeyer 4 door

 

A & M Engineering



Cress & Rice



Golden Chariot



Hesitation

 

RIP. Jack Merkel's 39



Joe Teuton pickup




Speedway Custom & Speed




Truhitte Automotive pickup




Willy Noo

 

posted by mikyboy here:https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/stick-city-worlds-largest-hot-rod-dealer.280108/page-3

For sale at Stick City years ago




Next to a Hemi Cuda LOL

 

Bee Line auto Center Remember this one Pat?




Billy Holy



C W Motor Parts

 

LB - good stuff. This builder knew about ballast, dig the push bumper / ballast container.

*Edit* - Of course, I noticed this while dorking out on the '57 behind it. A 210 2 door sedan, btw.

 

Back window??

EDIT: from elgringo71 This Willys was owned by Jim Butler of Texas and later sold to the Charioteers of New Mexico and was called Rowdy Willy



All these at Pomona 63-64


EDIT: from nhranut The P/U is Finders/Casper/Watson.





Airoso Bros



Brown Bros next to Duncan Shores


Unknown

 

All these at Pomona 63-64

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The P/U is Finders/Casper/Watson.

 

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I should have known that I have posted it before Thanks, Fixed it.

 

This Willys was owned by Jim Butler of Texas and later sold to the Charioteers of New Mexico and was called Rowdy Willy

Here is more information on it.


https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/earliest-willys-racecars.1024775/page-5

 

Thanks fixed it

 

Deb's



Duncan Nesbit



Gang Green



Grist Bros


Hemi Hurricane

 

Herrera & Sons




Hrudka Bros Peters & Meal





Jardine Headers somewhere



John Carter




Nunez & Billo crash

 

Safeway sandblasting blown Flatty



Sanford Bros




Shiftmaster



SWC Swindler A with Mallicoat in background




Again somewhere on earth this time Swindler B




The Bitch

 

Who owned this one? Was Bob Edmiston on that list? Mike Nordahl?

 

Chopped Top

 

Almost looks like Jim Kirby's Willys but the chop seems more drastic than Jim's "challenger"

Pat

 

Yep the only thing is it's at Sufflok can't tell anything else.

 

I noticed that LB Suffolk is in VA and the only chopped Willys coupe I knew in the east is Jim Rhea's. Maybe someone else will chime in.

Pat

 

That chopped coupe is the Tommy Shinholster car out of Florida (Shinholster and Lehman) It survives today as the Grachs Speed Shop Car. I believe that it was a national record holder.

 

Grachanin no longer owns it, but it does survive, but never seen.

 

Onderella

 

@loudbang you just answerd my question for me. here's a picture from a magizine i found. It looks like the same car as the Rosey's automotive Did the car change hands a third time? The wheel and tire combo look the same.

 

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