1928 Willys-Overland Whippet Tourer. by blinkings
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Description
In 1908 John Willys (pronounced: will-iss) bought the Overland Automotive division of Standard Wheel Company and in 1912 he renamed it Willys-Overland Motor Company. They built cars in Toledo, Ohio and Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Through the teens it was second only to Ford in auto production but the recession of 1920 brought it down and Willys assets were sold off. Production of Overland cars continued until 1926 when it was replaced by the Whippet brand which lasted only until 1931. Please zoom to see more detail.

Comments (15)
Drool!
real cool
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Super shot Andrew. The OL in the number plate could stand for overland I suppose. Did you buy it?????
Classy!!
Price seems a bit low ? A 1960's Cortina will set you back £10,000! Great Shot.
I know and it ended up selling for only $15,100! Read all about it HERE
I'm dribbling again. well documented mate.
I'm fascinated by the gravel shields on the rear fenders.
Wonderful capture
Very nice,
How do you get such stunning shots Andrew? This is another winner! Wonderful!! Rob
Very nice!
Another beauty...and I could even afford one of these if I was in the market:)
Beautiful car and capture Andrew. Didn't know the history. Dana