1961 Willys Pickup

The Willys Pickup truck was introduced in 1947 and used an assortment of stock parts and a new body, and it remained in production along with the station wagon until 1963. During those years, its ruggedness made it a family favorite among farmers, hunters, and those in the construction industry. Very little changed in its basic construction, styling, or engineering during the 17 production years.
In mid 1950, a new grille splashed across the nose and there were several engine changes. A one-piece windshield came along in late 1960. Sold in both two- and four-wheel-drive versions, it was quite amazing how many folks loved these rugged work wagons, and in recent years there has been an enormous growth in interest in these Jeeps.