junkyardjeff Posted Friday at 01:44 AM Posted Friday at 01:44 AM This was built when I got it with no engine and suspension and using parts I had in stock rebuilt it as stock as I could. 41 Plymouth engine and the rear end is from a early 60s Galaxie and a unknown IFS most likely GM and bumpers and brackets from a Revell 37 Ford. Will add door handles if I find some. 11 1
sidcharles Posted Friday at 09:31 AM Posted Friday at 09:31 AM yeah. every one doesn't need to be a gasser. 2
Zippi Posted Friday at 11:18 AM Posted Friday at 11:18 AM Looks Super nice there Jeff. Just don't see a lot of stock 41 Willy's. 1
nyguy Posted Friday at 02:25 PM Posted Friday at 02:25 PM Really nice build. Almost impossible to find an image of a stock Willys. Well Done !!!!!
junkyardjeff Posted Friday at 09:42 PM Author Posted Friday at 09:42 PM Next one will be more accurate,this one was assembled with parts I had. Will do some research on a body that has more appropriate rear wheel openings and frame,looking like it will take a few kits to get this done. I think this one is a Revell and the only one I have seen with a normal opening hood.
satterwhite78 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Of all my years on this forum and on Randy Ayers NASCAR forum, yours is the 1st stock version I have ever seen or know of. Looks Fantastic! Revell has two version of the 41 Willys Americana. One has the standard open hood with some of the chrome hood/ body trim ( early version?) and the other flipped front end. So glad to see a stock version & glad to see you did it.
Ragtop Man Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago I love stuff like this - what chassis did you end up using? Saw one a long time ago using a cut up Corvette chassis plate (prolly MPC) tapered to fit the Willys body. Flat six is fun, and I don't care where ya' from.
espo Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Great looking paint finish and color. Very resourceful use of left-over spare parts. Like the engine and stance.
junkyardjeff Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 18 hours ago, Ragtop Man said: I love stuff like this - what chassis did you end up using? Saw one a long time ago using a cut up Corvette chassis plate (prolly MPC) tapered to fit the Willys body. Flat six is fun, and I don't care where ya' from. I used the chassis that came with it.
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