The Willys Jeep Reunion
2000

Picture from the Willys Jeep Reunion.
Jefferson City, MO Oct. 7, 2000.


Probably the most Willys gathered together at one time in the Midwest.

This page is dedicated to the Willys and the people who keep them alive.

The Willys Jeep help start the whole Jeep line.
During World War II, the Willys jeep was selected for U.S. military use.
Because of the huge numbers needed during W.W. II, Ford also started making the military jeep.
They quickly gained favor as a fast, maneuverable and rugged all purpose vehicle.
It would go almost anywhere and greatly helped the U.S. Forces win the war.
The Jeep was used by the U.S. Armed Forces until 1985 when the Humvee replaced it.
The Willys and the more modern Jeep was and still is a favorite in the civilian vehicle market.
The Willys Co. made other vehicles besides the jeep, some are represented below.

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A 1943 Willys Model MB military jeep, oldest of the reunion.

     

Here's some of the others at the Willys Reunion.

Willys M38 Models.
        

Willys CJ2A Models.
       
 
                

Willys CJ3A Models.    
      
           

Willys CJ3B Model.
             

Funny but Possibly True.

Some of the Willys Jeep's Options.
       

 Willys Truck Models. 
        

Sedan Wagon Models and a  Sedan Delivery Model.
        

Very Nice FC-170 Model.  
     

Willys Jeepster Models.
        

Willys Even Made Cars.
  

Possible Restoration Examples.
  

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This page last updated June 27, 2001.