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I inherited this Jeep from my grandfather back in 2005 when I was in college. At the time I had no money to properly restore it, so just put enough into it to get it running. This jeep is special and carries so many stories with it, including holding two deer on the bumper and an elk draped over the hood.
I recently went all in on the restoration where my two kids g...
First vehicle I bought with my wife of 32 years. We had saved up $1200 dollars for our moving expenses after college. I found this Jeep in Cheyenne, Wyoming for $800.00 and my wife said yes! The battery was dead, no seats and I needed to drive I80 over the Summit in a 40mph vehicle that I could not let die! All the while riding on a 5 gallon bucket while driving in a snow sto...
808: Paul Sieber’s Willys CJ-3A
Used at the Camp Adair US Naval Hospital near Corvallis, Oregon. Following the closing of the combat training facility (four combat divisions). The hospital was for caring of 3,000 + Navy and Marine Corp casualties. Purchased and remained local by a neighbor.
I never thought I would ever own a Jeep, much less a Willys. My wife’s grandfather, Carroll Cook, traded a 1947 CJ-2A in 1951 at a local car dealership here in Canton, NC, for a 1949 Willys CJ-3A. It was used as a daily driver and went on many hunting, fishing, and berry-picking trips up in the mountains here in Western North Carolina. My father-in-law, Sherrill “Nook” Coo...