What Type of W.W.II jeep do I have? Identifying your W.W.II jeep: Willys MB or Ford GPW? (see serial number page for location). Apr 22, 2016 I am about to get the truck registered but I need to know where to find the vin number on a 1961 willys. On a 61 Willys Pickup Truck. Serial number.
How to Identify your Willys Jeep if you don’t have a VIN number, but want to know your approximate year and model: 1. Are your spark plugs on the top of the head or on the side at a 45 degree angle? A1: If they are on the top of the head, go to #2 A2: If they are on the side of the head, go to #9 2. Do you have a single piece of split windshield?
A1: If you have a single piece windshield, go to #3 A2: If you have a split windshield, got to #6 3. Is your spare tire mounted on the rear passenger side quarter panel or on the back tailgate panel? A1: If it is on the passenger side, go to #4 A2: If it is on the back tailgate panel, go to #5 4.
You have a 1949-1953 CJ-3A. You have a 1950-1952 M38. Does your windshield frame have “Willys” stamped on the front of it?
A1: If it does not have the “Willys” stamp, go to #7 A2: If it is stamped “Willys” go to #8 7. You have a 1941-1945 MB or GPW. You have a 1946-1949 CJ-2A. Do the front of your front fenders curve down 6-8 inches or do they stop flat with only a 1″ front lip?
A1: If they curve down, go to #10 A2: If they stop flat, go to #11 10. You have a 1955-1971 CJ-5.
You have a 1953-1964 CJ-3B. Click on the link below for detailed specs and vehicle illustrations. Willys Vehicle – Quick Reference Guide. If you are looking for, or and much more for your 1941-1971 Willys vehicle, you have come to the right place! I’ve got a title for my recently purchased jeep that says it was first registered in AZ in December of 1953. There are no serial numbers or vin numbers except the one that AZ assigned as vin AZ342802.
I have a frame rail number stamped 104780. The engine number above the water pump is 4J215587. As I understand there were no CJ-5 models produced until 1955 but some of the military jeeps with the rounded fenders wee produced earlier than that. The glove box is on the passenger side and it is equipped with what appears to be original knobs to control a defrost, air ventilation and something else I can’t read. It has a battery box on top but without the strap or thumb screws.
Any help you can give me or lead me to more info would be greatly appreciated. It also came with a hardtop that some sites have been calliing a “artic” top but I think it is a DJ top. Is it possible it could have been a very early 1954 model CJ-5 that would have been produced in late 1953? I am trying to decipher the Serial Number on my Jeep. I was told that it should be a 62. The number plate on the firewall says 37 which i know means its a CJ5 However the next set of numbers is 144637. When I look at all the Serial Number guides for Willys it says that the production numbers for 1961 were 119540 thru 134747.
Then in 62 it was supposed to start using a VIN method to identify the production numbers. Is mine just an early model 62 that they stamped with a serial number instead of a VIN number? Hello, I have a CJ-5 and have been told it is a 55. It has been in my family since about 1980 and was my grandfather’s, then my dad’s and, now, mine. While starting to refurbish it, I took off the data plate but things are not adding up with what I have been told.
1947 Willys Jeep Serial Number Location
I have always been told it is a 55 CJ-5, however, the ID plate was not in the “regular” place and the serial number doesn’t make sense to me. It was mounted on the firewall on the drivers side in the engine compartment and has “MD” and then “52922”. I am finding conflicting information and need some help, please. The Jeep has a one-piece windshield and there is no “Jeep” stamped on the toolbox area, under the front passenger seat and has a tailgate with “Willys” on it. Do I have a CJ-5 or an M-38A1?
Please advise.
Willys Jeep Cj3a Serial Number Location
The following tables also contain production numbers. Accuracy of the production numbers is unverified. CJ-2A 1945 to 1949 – The first civilian Jeep. Production started July 17, 1945 Year Body Model Serial No. Starting Serial No. Ending Units Made 1945 CJ-2A 4 1,824 1946 CJ-2A 9 71,554 1947 CJ-2A 58 65,078 1948 CJ-2A 181 74,122 1949 CJ-2A 264 2,182 CJ-3A – 1948 to 1953 Year Body Model Serial No. Starting Serial No. Ending Units Made 1949 CJ-3A 9 CJ-3A 4 CJ3-A 451 GB1 8 CJ-3A 452 GB1 2 CJ-3A 453 GB1 7 10617 CJ-3B 1953 to 1968 Year Body Model Serial No. Starting Serial No.
Ending Units Made 1953 CJ-3B 453GB2 1 27,551 1954 CJ-3B 453 GB2 2 31,292 1955 CJ-3B 453 GB2 2 12,952 1956 CJ-3B 453 GB2 1 11,418 1957 CJ-3B 453 GB2 1 7,220 1958 CJ-3B 453 GB2 7 6,656 1959 CJ-3B 453 GB2 7 9,300 1960 CJ-3B 453 GB2 3 9,926 1961 CJ-3B 453 GB2 7 17,844 1962 CJ-3B 453 GB2 4 6,147 1963 CJ-3B 453 GB2 02 25,738 1964 CJ-3B 453 GB2 186 10,484 1965 CJ-3B 453 GB2 101 3,392 1966 CJ-3B 8105 188 4,687 1966 CJ-3B 8105 173+ 3884+ 1968 CJ-3B 81051 No Information for this year.