1933 - 36 WILLYS 77 PHOTOS "WANTED'!

[Willys77]

Just wondering if anyone has any 1933 - 1936 Willys Model 77 photographs up in the attic; or in a shoebox, under the stairs? If possible, would you post them here, or email them to me? I would very much appreciate any that you could forward; especially with a "bit of history."

[Willys77]

Yes, STONE STOCK! Those are the best kind; any stone stock 1937 HD 45s left out there? Thought they were all turned into "INDIANS"? (or maybe Vespas?) I'll open this up to include 1937 - 1942 stone stock? WILLYS, as well!

[West Peterson]

I don't think they were called Model 77s for the 1937-41s, but here's a 1941 that has not only escaped the chop shop, but also the restoration shop. It's all original, and was shown in the HPOF (Historical Preservation of Original Features) class at Hershey this year.

I didn't know if you were looking for factory original, or photos of when they were new, or what.

[West Peterson]

Also, if you can find a copy of the March 1985 issue of Car Collector magazine, there is a really good story on the Model 77 with great color photography of a beautifully restored 1936 Model 77 four-door sedan.

[Willys77]

Hi West:

Mahalo for the reply! Looking for any basically stock Willys. If the truck, car or Panel Delivery hasn't been significantly "modified", I guess I'd be interested. It can be an old photo of a "new" automobile; or a recent photo of anything Willys - and anything in between! Old Dealership photos also "accepted"! Could you send a larger image of the Pickup, West?

[West Peterson]

Send me your e-mail address, and I'll get it to you.

StelvioGT@yahoo.com

West

[Willys77]

Any interest in the Duvall OHV head for the Willys four?

1937hd45 - I sent you a PM; but if you could get me some info on the Duvall OHV conversion, with some photos, that would be great! Mahalo!

[Guest 25erduplex]

Here is an old photo of my aunt on a Willys....hope it will help.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

The above picture is a 37-38. I saw a 36 on ebay ,a rod.

[Ozstatman]

There's a '37 in this thread.

http://forums.aaca.org/f170/can-you-help-identify-car-279369.html

[Guest rgrote83]

I have been meaning to snap a few for you. This is a 1933 Willys model 77. I am not that familiar with the car. It is hard to find anything about it online. Can anyone tell me how rare it is? Maybe what one in this condition would sell for?

Edited May 26, 2010 by rgrote83 (see edit history)

[Dave Mellor NJ]

This is one of the best model 77s you will ever see but there was one offered for sale in these forums last week from Uruguay; Galeria something.

[studeq]

I have been collecting ORIGINAL pre WWII Willys photos for years. I owned 5 or 6 of them back in the 1960's and drove them as everyday transportation. Most all of my photos were taken in the 1930's or early '40's when the cars were new or near new. Far too many to post here.

[Willys77]

Finally found some "Stone Stock" Photos! Kind of nice to see them in their Original Glory! But if you find any more pictures, please post them or email them to me! MAHALO!

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Here's a 39 from Australia. Once you click on this site you'll find a treasure trove of Willys pics in cluding 77s. Just click on the gallery

Willys Overland Knight Registry - Photo Detail

Edited April 6, 2011 by Dave Mellor NJ (see edit history)

[Willys77]

Interesting that in 1941 the "redesigned" Willys AMERICAR used the quarter window behind the door like this Aussie 1939 Overland did. I kind of prefer the 1937 - 1940 body without the quarter window. Diversity is good. W O K R ~ a GREAT Club and I am a member. Original Factory Draings available for many of the WILLYS OVERLAND KNIGHT autos and trucks!

[Dave Mellor NJ]

This 36 is in with the Model As on eBay. Did you ever notice whenever somebody describes a car as "solid" it's generally not?

Ford : Model A | eBay

[Willys77]

Amazing just because it is deemed to be "DESIRABLE" what this junk brings to the seller! There isn't anything "solid" on the whole car. And I just love the word "PATINA"!!! You get to charge more for rust!!! Thanks for the post, Dave.

"And then, if you come across something DECENT, you never seem to get a reply?" (Even if you just want information!")

Edited April 20, 2011 by Willys77 (see edit history)

[Jim Rohn]

considering that is a car that sat outside for 40 years or more, it IS in "solid" condition IMHO

compare this to some of the stuff that comes from Ohio or PA or the swamps down south.

MANY cars 40-50 years newer are in worse condition rust wise than this car

[oldcar]

I can vaguely remember a number of 1930s Willys around Melbourne (Australia) in the late 1940 and early 50s. I think that many donated their engines to "Midget" race cars used for oval (cinder) track racing. Usually run at night under lights. Just don't stand near the bends or you go home covered in dirt.

oldcar

[Guest willeys41]

Save a 36 willys model77 from a guy going to street rod.Iam doing another car now but have took to have it stripped.It ran good and body was good.He tarped it for a couple yrs and paint started to bubble.If anyone is interested?I have $6500 in it now if someone wants to finish it.All stock.rebuilt carb and no paint.The pic are when he owned before he messed it up.Live in KENT WA Thanks Dave

Edited October 22, 2011 by willeys41
Forgot city (see edit history)

[Dave Mellor NJ]

This picture was posted on http:// the old motor.com In June. Dig that super rare panel

This is the second photo we have showing Middletown, New York. On the corner is the Whelan Drug Co. which appears to be an old fashioned drug store with a luncheonette along with a soda fountain. Out front is a rare Willys panel truck, an unknown brand of a bus and possibly a 1935 Chevrolet coupe approaching the corner.

[Ave250r]

I know it’s not a photo but it’s an actual car.  I came across this 1936 willys model 77.  Was wanting some information on them and possibly a ball park value if possible.   Thanks.