Sentences with phrase «willys overland»

It was the Willys Overland company whose design won.

Lot # 728 - This Willys Overland half - ton pickup underwent a high - caliber restoration by Willys America of Cazadero, CA and its all - steel body was finished in its correct 1940 Regina Gray paint with new bumpers, glass and trim.

Beautifully restored 1940 Willys Overland half - ton pickup powered by a period - correct 134ci 4 - cylinder Flathead engine and T84 3 - speed manual transmission.

Not exact matches

When demand for the versatile 4 × 4 began to pour in around 1940, production was split between Willys and Ford, as the relatively small Willys - Overland was not able to keep up with the mandated 75 units per day.

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The Jeep Wrangler will continue to offer the Willys Wheeler package, which is inspired by the original civilian 1945 Willys - Overland Jeep models.

In July 1941, the Willys - Overland company delivered to the U.S. Army 1,500 light reconnaissance vehicles called the Willys Quad.

After World War II, Willys - Overland entered the civilian market, producing a new «Jeep» to satisfy customers looking for a rugged vehicle for farming, ranching and hunting.

That honor actually goes back to Willys - Overland's Willys Jeep Station Wagon, which was introduced in 1946.

In 1953, the Willys - Overland company was purchased by Henry J. Kaiser.

The Henry J production provided a substantial revenue source for Willys - Overland.

Lot # 361 - Produced by the Willys - Overland Company of Toledo, Ohio, the Willys - Knight was in production from 1914 - 1933.

Willys - Overland called the creation simply the Jeep Station Wagon, which debuted as a standalone model in 1946 but available in rear wheel drive configuration only.

The name comes from a vehicle built by Willys - Overland just after WWII.

Along with Willys - Overland, Jeep, Land Rover, Toyota, International and Chevrolet, Ford helped invent the sport utility segment of the truck market when it launched the Bronco 25 years ago.

Exhibiting Company: Omix - ADA / Rugged Ridge Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.omix-ada.com; www.ruggedridge.com Booth Number: 30135 and Omix - ADA / Rugged Ridge Off - Road Success Center Vehicle Builder: Willys - Overland and Ford Motor Company Powertrain / Drivetrain Type and Modifications: Ford: 119.5 ci four - cylinder side - valve Fordson Model N tractor engine; Model A three - speed transmission; engine hand crank; Willys: 134ci four - cylinder L - head side - valve engine; Bantam; 134ci four - cylinder L - head side - valve engine Exterior Modifications: Ford: manual windshield wiper; recessed headlights; pintle tow hook; front and rear blackout lamps; Ford script on rear tail panel; Willys: headlights mounted on top of the fenders; Willys logo embossed on top of grille; folding windshield; vertical slat grille; Bantam: square body - tub corner; round grille bars; flat front fenders; recessed headlights; folding windshield; single windshield wiper Interior Modifications: Ford: car instrument cluster; Willys: circular instrument clusters; cast - metal pedals; three - speed shifter on column; dash - mounted parking brake; Bantam: floor - mounted starter button; hand throttle in dash; gas filler beneath seat; oval gauges

The nameplate dates back to 1948 with the Willys - Overland Jeepster models, but the model was revived in 1966.