In the late ’40s, Jeeps were having power struggles. The Willys-Overland Go-Devil engine was a legend in World War II jeeps, but lack of power became a problem in postwar Jeeps. Moving a 2,300-pound ...
Even if you can't tell the difference between an early 1940s WWII MB or GPW from an early 1950s CJ-3A, most people by now can recognize the classic Jeep flatfender. But there's an oddball in the group ...
Still trading on the reputation of its remarkable World War II Jeep, Willys-Overland celebrated its 50th anniversary as an automaker with little change in the redoubtable four-wheel-drive vehicle ...
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