In this 1955 Willys Jeep Rebuild, we detail the challenging disassembly of this classic Jeep down to its bare frame and the critical moment that nearly halted our project. Message to Ken Burns: What ...

The first rule of advertising and the first rule of car and truck shows are the same: Get their attention. In this case, some crisp paint, a down-low stance, and a "don't-see-many-of-those" body style ...

Explore the rugged charm of this 1947 Willys CJ2A for sale. Featuring military green paint and the iconic Go-Devil engine, it is a true piece of 4x4 history.

The Jeep Pickup Truck has gone a long way since its beginnings in 1947 as the Willys-Overland Jeep 4x4 Truck to the final Chrysler Jeep Comanche manufactured in 1992. Six different Jeep pickup models ...

As soon as World War 2 ended in 1945, Willys turned its military-spec Jeep MB into a civilian rig. In fact, the company began producing the CJ-2 in 1944, but the 40 units built weren't sold to the ...

We recently were included on the CC list of an e-mail from hot rod and custom car builder Zane Cullen. Zane is the owner of Cotati Speed Shop in Santa Rosa, California, and, until recently, was the ...

Jeep's corporate owners have changed so often that it's a wonder it has maintained a strong identity as a purveyor of go-anywhere 4x4s and pickups. Even in eras when automotive badge engineering often ...

Classic Jeeps get a lot of love nowadays, but it's usually the CJ and the Wagoneer that are sought after. The CJ is a hot collectible for numerous reasons, starting with the fact that it was based on ...

A previous relationship between customer and builder brought Seth Wagner from Crystal Lake, Illinois, seeking Steve Legens of Legens Hot Rods in Martin, Tennessee. Steve has been known for focusing on ...

After the war, Willys trademarked the name Jeep and began building a civilian version of its MB called the CJ. The plan was to sell the Jeep to farmers as an inexpensive alternative to a tractor.