Pickup & Wagon (1946-1964)

The Willys Jeep Pickup, launched in 1947, was designed to complement the Willys Jeep Wagon and the VJ-2 and VJ-3 Jeepsters, featuring two model designations: 2T and 4T. Initially powered by the 134 cubic inch "Go-Devil" engine paired with a three-speed Borg-Warner T-90 transmission, this pickup offered robust performance for its time. A significant redesign occurred in 1950, resulting in the 473 model, which incorporated the new "Hurricane" four-cylinder engine and a distinctive v-shaped front end with five horizontal grille bars, alongside an updated gauge cluster and the removal of side steps from the pickup box. Following this facelift, the two-wheel drive option was phased out, and in 1953, the model designation shifted to 475, simplifying the grille to three bars. The introduction of the six-cylinder 6-226 engine in 1954 did not boost sales,

Willys Pickup and Station Wagon Parts 1946-1964

Midwest Jeep Willys offers a comprehensive selection of authentic replacement parts for Willys Pickup and Station Wagon models produced between 1946 and 1964. This extensive inventory includes critical components such as brake components, suspension parts, and drivetrain essentials, ensuring that enthusiasts and restorers can maintain or restore these classic vehicles to their original specifications. The parts are crafted to meet high standards of quality and durability, reflecting the original designs and materials used in the manufacturing process. This commitment to quality and service positions Midwest Jeep Willys as a trusted source for all Willys restoration needs, preserving the heritage of these iconic vehicles.