Real Willys.
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Real ******.
For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
they made the Jeeps that won the war:
http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
they made the Jeeps that won the war:
http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
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Re: Real ******.
Sweet, very sweet Bill......
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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Re: Real ******.
Sweet, very sweet Bill......
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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Re: Real ******.
Sweet, very sweet Bill......
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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Re: Real ******.
Sweet, very sweet Bill......
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
>they made the Jeeps that won the war:
>http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:--------------------
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Re: Real ******.
I have rebuilt a few sleeve-valve ******-Knight engines, when i worked at a
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
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Re: Real ******.
I have rebuilt a few sleeve-valve ******-Knight engines, when i worked at a
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
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Re: Real ******.
I have rebuilt a few sleeve-valve ******-Knight engines, when i worked at a
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Real ******.
I have rebuilt a few sleeve-valve ******-Knight engines, when i worked at a
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
Stearns-Knight restoration shop.
Quick Army & Civilian Jeep History Timeline
1908 John North ****** buys the Overland Automotive Division of Standard
Wheel Company.
1912 John North ****** renames it ******-Overland Motor Company.
1936 ******-Overland Motors Inc. is created after coming out of bankruptcy
following the Great Depression.
1940 First prototypes jeeps are produced by Bantam, ******, Ford.
1941 Bantam jeep production ends.
1941 ****** MB production starts.
1942 Ford GPW production starts.
1942 Bantam jeep trailer production starts.
1945 Ford GPW production ends.
1945 ******-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, when it
introduces the CJ2A model.
1946 ****** Jeep Wagon production starts.
1946 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production starts.
1947 ****** Jeep Truck Production starts.
1948 ****** Jeepster production starts.
1949 CJ3A production starts.
1950 ****** M-38 production starts.
1952 ****** M-38A1 production starts.
1952 ****** CJ3B production starts.
1953 Bantam civilian jeep trailer production ends. Bantam goes out of
business.
1953 ******-Overland bought by Henry J. Kaiser and is renamed ****** Motors
Inc.
1954 CJ5 production starts.
1960 M-151 production starts.
1963 ****** becomes Kaiser-Jeep Corporation
1965 Kaiser-Jeep discontinues production of ****** wagons & trucks, retiring
the ****** name with the line.
1970 Kaiser (Kaiser-Jeep) is bought by American Motors Corp. (AMC) and
becomes Jeep Corporation.
1971 Jeep Corp.'s General Products Division spins off to become AM General
Corp.
1983 AM General sold to LVT Corp.
1987 AMC bought by Chrysler Corporation.
1998 Chrysler purchased by German Co. Daimler-Benz AG. becoming
DaimlerChrysler Corp.
(moments later, thousands of WWII US Dead rolled over
in their graves).
--
Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
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Re: Real ******.
****** not only made cars and trucks before they made the Jeeps that
won the war, they also made them after the war. The car shown is a
post war 50's vintage Willeys. Look here for some pics of some other
pre and post war ****** cars and trucks.
http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/******.html
L.W. ------ III (ßill) wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
> they made the Jeeps that won the war:
> http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
won the war, they also made them after the war. The car shown is a
post war 50's vintage Willeys. Look here for some pics of some other
pre and post war ****** cars and trucks.
http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/******.html
L.W. ------ III (ßill) wrote:
> For those that have forgotten ****** made cars, like Ford before
> they made the Jeeps that won the war:
> http://www.----------.com/55WillysTudor.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
