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Scott from The Willys Jeep Rally Event Committee sent over the reminder for the 2025 Willys Jeep Rally Event!
If you are in the area and able to attend please add this to your Spring To Do list!
We really appreciate everyone hanging in there with this transition.
Dave and I spoke today, it was good to catch up and chat.
As mentioned we are still working out the transition and will be back to regular posting real soon.
Spring is here in many parts of the eWillys world. Other spots still are getting some snow, there is always that off chance possibly of a storm here in NJ, but for the most part it won’t hang around that much.
I was able to get the Wagon and Willa Dean out already this year and had a few good drives.
Please remember there are some really cool upcoming events in the Willys world, if you have time to check one out please do and support your favorite Willys vendor or club sponsors.
I have seen some great giveaways from our Willys key vendors and it’s pretty awesome they can do that, it’s all of you who make that possible by supporting them.
Most of all it’s about getting out and meeting people and seeing old friends and making some new ones!
Willys Only Event Wrightwood, CA
Some great Willys only will be getting together on May 10th, 2025.
https://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/index.php?threads/may-10-2025-willys-only-gathering.30898/
32nd Annual Spring WILLYS Jeep Reunion & Swap Meet
Thank you for interest in the 2025 Spring Willys Reunion.
May 16 – 17, 2025
North Canton, Ohio
http://www.willysreunion.com/springcheckback.htm
Epic Willys Adventure
June 5th – 15th, starting and ending in Butler, PA.
https://www.epicwillysadventure.com/apply
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This is Dave .. David shared this Convertible DJ-3A. It’s listed as a 1958, but has a King-Seeley 0-8 speedometer, which would make the jeep a 1956 model if original to the jeep. However, this has a curved front bumper, something I didn’t think was introduced until later (perhaps in 1958?).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1318915475829765/
“1958 willys dj3 dispatch jeep column shift starts runs it’s a project needs brakes fuel tank reinstalled it’s 2 wheel drive has no seats very neat looking jeep flat fender jeep asking”
David, a reader from Texas, shared this video of an abandoned jeep made to run again. Called a CJ-3A in the video, it is clear it was was originally a 2WD DJ-3A. Given the Stewart Warner gauge coupled with the lack of a passenger-side heater vent, this is likely a ’58 or ’59 model. The jeep was adapted to 4WD using the axles from a WWII jeep (steering on the front axle; full floaters on the rear). The transmission cross member is likely WWII as well, though it could be from a 2A. I didn’t watch the entirely of the video, but maybe there are more clues (such as T84 vs T90).