I'm in the process of starting a full restoration on a 1931 Willy sport roadster with wheels in both fenders. I'm interested in how many are left and has anyone restored one lately. This car was two tone green with dark green alagator printed interior. It is equiped with both sidemount tires, tire covers, tire mirrors, rear rack, rumble seat, fold down windshield, duel horns, duel parking lights, and window wings. It has no rust and no dents on a never taken apart car. It looks like the top of the line for the period. Any information would be helpful
Greg Tocket 717-574-6319 cell 717-938-8644 office

Gee, Greg.
Are you going to post a photo?
According to the Kimes/Clark Standard Catalog, the roadster was the bottom of the line in 1931, $495.
Now, if it were a 1930, you'd need to count the number of sparkie pluggies under the hoodie to conclude if it was top-of-the-line or not.
Does it look similar to this?...

Nevermind. This is a Knight, and Willys didn't offer a Knight roadster in 1931.