1942 Willys Americar Coupe by goodoleboy
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Captured 6/5/10, at the beautiful 25th Annual HB Concours, held at the beautiful Huntington Beach Central Park in beautiful Huntington Beach, California.
Utterly cool via ZOOM.
In case you're wondering, this is not how it looked coming off the factory floor, especially with that massive engine. This style is somewhat typical of the model when drastically modified by car enthusiasts. And, although listed as a 1942 model, it was manufactured in late 1941, because Willys converted to building Jeeps in 1942, a full war year.
I believe the hood/bonnet was removed to display the entire engine for the auto show.
Ta-ta, and have a nice day.
Comments (12)
Well Harry, you have done it once again. This is just about the coolest car I've ever seen. Thanks so much for sharing
ahh my dream car , at the tender age of 6 i put together a amt model of one of these and have wanted one ever since ..... perhaps one day i will be blessed enough to have it ..
We Love the HOT RODS !!! Keep them coming, Thanks Dad. :-}
Now this one really catches my eye, it is such a happy colour. Splendid collage of great photos.
Complete with a massive Kuhl Supercharger! Five excellent images of this hotrod-showcar. Nicely done Harry...right up to your high standards of collageology:)
Awesome...need this engine....
wow that a big engine. cool car
JUUUST a bit souped up, eh? I like that big air-cooled carburator, but at first glance it looked like a big gun; that might be a cool modification in some circumstances! But I digress. Your usual great compilation of views of this yellow and chrome beauty, Harry. Excellent shots all, as always sir!
Now that's COOL! What a ride.. But Harry, I'm sorry (don't panic lol), I have noticed, on the bottom picture, behind to the right as you look at it, is MY Father MG, (well not THE one but..) LOL Yes, I am an MG nut! A great set of photos, I am loving these car shots.. Thanks mate! Rob
That car should have its own show, great shots!!
How freakin' cool is this! WOW!
Some great photos of this beautiful Willy's. This is pretty much the typical style I have seen for modifying these. Check out the Stone, Woods, and Cooke drag car. It's the first Willy's I recall ever seeing.