Brochures
Here is a fold out about the all-purpose Universal Jeep on farm.
It is not dated but it must be earlier than 1949 since only CJ-2A or MB are illustrated.
I really like the “9 reasons why the “Jeep” can do it all!” at the end.
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What do you think about this Concept Jeep II in 1977?
I think it look like to an MB more than a CJ-5. It’s a flat fenders with 9 slots front grill…
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Here is my latest brochure. It is not dated but I do believe that it should be around 1947. There is a lot of CJ-2A and I think there is also the Agri-Jeep since some pics has the word “jeep” stamped on the hood. I never saw a real one and I don’t know if it exist. Some pics may have been altered. Yep! Even in that time they were able to “photoshop” their pics. The brochure is in good condition but someone (a kid probably) wrote the name “john” on some pages.
I really like the jeep on page 21 of the brochure. It’s look like a CJ-2A with a strange cab. The word “jeep” is stamped on the hood and the grill has 9 slots. What do you think about it?
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I would like to thank Eric Fuller for sharing with us a pdf copy of the Parts Peculiar to Perkins Diesel Jeep manual for the models CJ-5 and CJ-6. The manual was issued in 1964 from Kaiser Jeep Corporation.
Here it is.
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Here is my latest acquisition to my collection!
It’s a 36″x48″ poster showing all jeep model to help identification. Which one you would choose?
Here is pics of each model, I don’t have time right now to scan them.
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I don’t remember where I found those pdf manual but they are pretty neat! I think it was on www.thecj2apage.com but I’m not sure. If you know where they are originated from let me know so I can give the credits to them.
They are big so it take time to open.
I’m always surprised when I saw how many things that the Jeep can do with the proper tools or attachment!
In the Jeep Trucks manual, there is more details about the Dump-o-Matic bed and a lot of other great stuff;
Too many attachments to list them all so check all of them here in The Jeep in Agriculture manual:
The Jeep in Agriculture
Price Lists
This one is my favorite! Air Compressor, fire apparatus, Jeep-A-Trench and many more:
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I found in “The Jeep in Industry” manual a folding center seat made by Carson.
I known the Dumas Center seat but I was not aware about the Carson’s.
If you own one or have a picture of an original, please share it with us!
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Here is a brochures telling us the 4 Big Reasons why it will pay us to know what Willys can do for us!
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Here is an eight page brochure about the new Universal Jeep. It’s the new CJ-2A from Willys-Overland. A lot of great pictures and applications on it.
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Here is a four pages brochures featuring the 1956 New CJ-6 Model.
I note it has no side step shown. I don’t understand why it was not a bestseller like it would. I own a DJ-6 which is almost identical except that it is not 4wd. It is one of my preferred model.
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************UPDATED July 14, 2016***************
I added the missing chapter two from the maintenance manual pdf file.
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Here is some pdf manual files that I found on the web.
They are quite big (Over 45 meg) so it takes time to open.
The first one is the Maintenance Manual TM 9-8012.
Here is the missing Chapter 2
Here is the Parts Manual ORD 9 SNL G-740.
Then here is the Engine-Clutch Manual TM 9-1804A.
And finally the Power Train and Body Manual TM 9-1804B.
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Here is five sheet about Tire application Chart.
I’m using the “all service” thread pattern tire on my Willys 1950. I really like the “Mud and snow” thread pattern on page 4.
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I would like to see an actual airport still using them!
Here is a sheet about Jeep Airline ground support.
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For all mail’s jeep lover, here is one sheet advertising the new arrival of the Jeep fleetvan FJ3 1960.
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Here is four sheet about 1959 Covington Cutter attachment.
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Here is two sheet about the 1968 Covington Cuttler attachment.
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Here is the Willys CJ-2A Service Bulletin.
This was compiled by Sean over the www.thecj2apage.com and you will find the original copies here on the CJ2A Forum page.
The first pdf file is the index showing which service bulletin is available in the second pdf file.
Sean made a good database parts list also. Find it here.
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Here is a nice brochure about 1951 ad’s for Jeep, Truck and Wagon.
It has 4 pages. I really like the slogan “Don’t handle with care!”
Also, note the use of a tire track…
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Here is two sheet about the Dumas Jump center seat 1961.
I got also the 1955 version here. The 1961 issues got the “Jeep Approved” logo and it’s more specific about jeep model.
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Here is a nice Sales Flyer CJ3B 1953.
This one advertises the CJ3B for “off the road operation”.
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Here is two Sales Flyer CJ3B 1954.
I’m not sure about the year but it certainly after 1954 because it’s advertised from Kaiser-Willys.
The first one is about the CJ3B on the oil industry;
The second one is about CJ3B in all days life and notice that the last page is the same as the one advertised for Sales Flyer CJ3B 1953:
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Here is a FC-150 and FC-170 Parts List manual 1964.
I found this pdf file on internet and I though I should share it with you.
The file is over 17 megs. It take time to open.
Here is the link to it: FC_150_170_Parts_List_1964
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Here is an Owner Manual Utility Wagon and Delivery 1959.
It was available with the F4 4 cylinders or the super Hurricane engine straight 6 cylinders.
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Ever wondered what was the prices for Jeep Willys models in 1960?
Here is two sheets about the advertised delivered prices government sales Division in 1960.
It listed models; CJ-3B, CJ-5, CJ-6, Pick-up Truck, Station Wagon and delivery, DJ-3A, FC-150 and FC-170. The less expensive was the Basic DJ-3A Jeep dispatcher while the most expensive was the FC-170 Closed Cab Dual rear Wheels with a 4 speed transmission.
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Here is a very nice booklet with 24 pages about Jeep In Public Service from 1966.
You will find in this booklet amazing applications for the world’s most useful vehicles. those applications are: Police, Public safety and civil defense, Public health, Forestry and Natural resources, Road and Park maintenance, Airports, Fire protection, Public education and utilities… It was for CJ-5, CJ-3B, jeep sedan delivery and station wagon, Jeep pick-up truck and also for CJ-6.
All the pictures are very nice and are a proof that they exist somewhere in the past. Some pictures are showing CJ-2A.
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