The present day Jeep, the one we all know and love, has a very twisted tale to it. Despite this line of cars being historically linked to the onset of the second world war and changing hands ...

Logan Fryz’s 1949 Willys probably won’t remind you of any jeeps you’ve seen before. It’s got some olive green paint and an American flag hanging off a rear corner, and it looks like a machine to be ...

The most common way to build a Willys is probably as a gasser or street machine. I've seen a couple of customs, but they're rare. I think one reason is that the Willys is quite small for a custom car, ...

Willys cars of the pre-war era are to this day stunningly-looking pieces of auto engineering. Built by the same company that later manufactured military Jeeps, the passenger coupes of the early 1940s ...

Gene O'Connor 's 1941 custom Willys pickup is a real gas, man. Well, make that a "gasser," or lightweight, high-powered custom drag racer. The Willys looks ready to, as the Jan and Dean hit "Drag City ...

I always find it interesting to see just what vehicle a man who builds cars for others selects for himself when that time comes. I mean, these guys see so many cars and so many different ideas that ...

Why is there a Jeep inSuper Street? To understand, you have to take a peek into the modified car scene halfway around the world—specifically, 7,000 miles away, in the Philippines. Joel Tan grew up ...

Learn how this engine powered the US military's most versatile vehicle and continued its legacy well after the war. Your favorite automotive manufacturer was most likely involved in the Second World ...

I give you the stormer of beaches, the climber of mountains, the 60-horsepower smoke wagon, the World War 4x4 -- the undefeated Willys Jeep. Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a ...