This would be the last year for the Jeepster until the 60s. Sales seemed fine at 5,834, but the overwhelming number of Willys buyers were going for station wagons, regular Jeeps, and Jeep trucks so there just wasn't enough justification for the model.Brand HomeGeneral Year Information For 1950,...
The 1949 Jeep Station Sedan could now be had with an F-Head "Super Hurricane" six-cylinder power plant. Horsepower remained the same but the engine was more responsive due to 10 more ft. lbs. of torque.Brand HomeMid-year the 1949 Jeepster also received the F-Head "Hurricane" four-cylinder. 3,638...
The Jeepster Phaeton was an all-new car offered by Willys. Using the standard Jeep chassis and a new body aft of the firewall gave Willys an exciting new vehicle. 10,326 were produced, adding to the Company's viabilityBrand HomeThe new Jeep Station Sedan was larger than the common Station Wagon...
Brand HomeGeneral Year Information The 1947 Willys models were introduced in January 1947. Model year production peaked at 33, 214 units. Calendar year sales of 33,214 cars were recorded this year. Willys-Overland Motors, Incorporated was headquartered in Toledo, Ohio. The 1947 version of the...
Brand HomeGeneral Year Information The 1946 Willys was introduced in July 1946. This Jeep Station Wagon was Willy's first foray into civilian-like vehicles. Its uniqueness and versatility resulted in 6,533 being sold in the abbreviated year. Production peaked at 6,533 units. Calendar year sales...
