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My Jeep journey started 62 years ago, when my dad purchased a new 1964 CJ-5. Seven years later, it was the first vehicle I learned to drive.
Fast forward a few decades, and I happened upon another 64 CJ-5, fairly solid, but in need of a lot of attention. The front grille had been butchered to install a large winch, but I was able to cut out the front bumper and bra...
785: Brian Hackford’s 1957 CJ-5
I restored this CJ-5 myself a few years ago. A full frame off restoration. It is used on a private island in the Thousand Islands. We are so happy the Jeep found its perfect use 67 years later and the whole family enjoys driving on the island terrain… gravel roads, rock beaches, cut lawns, uncut fields and etc.
This is my dad’s 1962 Wagon that he gave me a few years before he passed away. I have owned the Jeep around 17 years and have spent the last five years restoring it. My dad traded for the Jeep and said it was the same color scheme as the one my grandfather bought new in 1962. The guy that my dad got it from is from the small town where my grandfather would have traded. It’s p...
784: Patrick Baron’s 1959 Willys Truck
Thank you for keeping my 1959 Willys Pickup going for a long time. This Truck is a daily used farm truck on my farm in the Ozark mountains. My Farm is Rebel Creek Farm in Missouri. The old Willys also doubles as a fire truck. It has 48,054 original miles on its original engine. Mechanically it is all or...
~ Shared to us by Kevin Stepinski of the Willys Overland Jeepster Club
Jeepster Club members, friends, and family members gathered at Ford’s Garage in Winter Garden, FL on January 31st for the 2026 Florida Jeepster Lunch. A total of 26 adults and two children (future Willys owners!) attended. Those attending were from Canada, Michig...