All-American Wonder Volume I

by Ray Cowdery. 1993 revised edition, of the 1986 study of the WWII version of the famous jeep. Over 150 rare photos and original line drawings carefully document the provenance, history, manufacture, repair and restoration of Willys MB and Ford GPW military jeeps. You won't want to miss this! 144 pages, 8.5 x 11, softcover.

ISBN: 0-9700567-0-2 $29.95

All-American Wonder Volume II

by Ray Cowdery. All new information! Companion to the All American Wonder, Vol. I, covering more features, idiosyncrasies, as well as additonal history of the Ford GPW, Willys MB, and military jeeps of the WWII era. 150 previously unpublished photos with 19 in color. Includes drawings and charts. 144 pages, 8.5 x 11, softcover.

ISBN: 0-9700567-3-7 $29.95

The All-American Wonder Volume III: The Photographic History of the U.S. Military 1/4 Ton Truck

by Fred W. Crimson. This book is the photographic history of the U.S. Army's 1/4 ton trucks from the beginning of the 20th century to today. Featuring 600+ pages with over 2400+ B/W photos and a new 100 page color section, most photos never seen before. Softcover.

ISBN: 0-9700567-4-5 $59.95

Selling the All-American Wonder

by Fred Coldwell. Complete account of Willys-Overland Motors, Inc. advertising and their battle with the U.S. Gov. to capture the rights to the Jeep® trade name. 58 full-page color WWII Willys-Overland jeep ads. Full descriptions of ads and illustrations. US FTC Findings & Order, trade mark reg. info., etc. 104 pages. 10.5 x 14, softcover.

ISBN: 0-91667-25-X $24.95

JEEPS in Detail Part One

by Frantisek Koran and Jan Mostek. Fabulous all color photo book on the WWII Jeep. Shows stages of restoration, complete vehicles, many accessories and kit items for the WWII jeep, Willys MA, MB, SAS, Ford GPW 1/4 ton trailer. A "must have" for every jeep reader. 136 pages, 9-1/2 x 9, softbound, with 531 color photos.

ISBN: 80-86416-27-5 $44.95

Essential Military Jeep

by Graham Scott. This book has over 130 photos with 50 in full color! It contains all the essential facts about war-time Willys, Ford and Bantam Jeeps. A history, description and analysis of all models and variants, including specifications and production figures. 80 pages, softbound.

ISBN: 1-870979-76-1 $15.95

WW2 Jeep Military Portfolio 1941-1945

by T. Richards. This book traces the evolution of the WW2 Willys MB & Ford GPW Jeeps. It includes driving impressions, service data, history and a report of the "Seep" amphibian. Filled with B/W photos and illustrations. A very interesting book that all Jeep lovers must have! 140 pages, softbound.

ISBN: 1-85220-2174 $24.95

The Wartime Jeep in British Service

by Gavin Birch. This new book traces the wartime jeep throughout its services in the British Forces from 1941 to 1945. The many fantastic 'never seen before' photos are a must see and will give any 'jeep nut' lots more new information about the WWII Jeep. Soft cover, 228 pages, with over 390 B/W photos, and with about 15 pages of full text.

ISBN: 0-9354470-9-X $29.95

Rare WW2 Jeep - Photo Archive

by Mark Askew. This book covers the first years of the Jeep's military history from around the world. Shows very rare military Jeep photos, and covers the Bantam/Willys/Ford Jeep. Also has a listing of Jeep related magazines, clubs, other Jeep Books and military suppliers. Over 600 photos, 148 pages, 12 x 8 softbound.

ISBN: 0-9534470-4 $29.95

Rare WW2 Jeep: Following On No. 1

by Mark Askew. Covering the Willys T-28 half-track jeep and the Willys 6x6 MT-TUG version. This book contains rare history, original test reports, with current and archive photos. 128 pages, 150 B/W photos with 200 color photos, softbound.

ISBN: 0953447-0-6-5 $29.95

Jeep - Bantam - Willys - Ford 1940-1945

by Emile Becker. 1,500 illustrations and B/W photos. A massive pictorial study of the wartime Jeep, even though it is written in FRENCH, there are extracts in English and with little effort it can be easily understood. It is one of the "highly sought after" and best Jeep books around. 468 pages, softbound.

$49.95

Just Jeeps and Such

by Bill Frederick. This beautiful book has over 20 B/W photos and over 128 in "full color". It covers the restoration of Ford GPW, and GPA, Willys MB, Willys M38, 37mm anti-tank gun and Bantam trailer. This is a quick overview with emphasis on design and production of WWII jeeps. 71 pages, softbound.

ISBN: 0-97849-00-5 $29.95

JEEP in Detail, Part Two

by Jan Mostek & Frantisek Koran. All color photos! Very well detailed photography of M38A1 and M606A2. Good book to see what a complete original jeep of this type looks like for restoration reference. 40 pages, 9-1/2 x 9, softbound, with 125 color photos.

ISBN: 80-902677-7-7 $21.95

Military Jeep Restoration: The Video

by Vintage Video Productions. Have you always wanted a restored army Jeep? See our experts share their technical expertise and historical knowledge. Covers restoration of body, mechanical, electrical, paint, markings, canvas, and accessories. Buying tips, and having fun with your jeep. All in color!

3 Volume Set, VHS or DVD $59.95

Ford Mutt in Detail

By Jan Mostek & Frantsek Koran. All color photos! Well described and written book of this series on Ford's M151A1, M151A2, M718 Ambulance, and the 1/4 ton trailer. Detailed photos of interior, under hood and accessories. Excellent reference for restoration work. 56 pages, 9-1/2 x 9 softbound, with 139 color photos.

ISBN: 80-86416-05-4 $21.95

The Classic Military Jeep

by Lizzie and Pat Ware. 144 pages with 140 color photos of the war time jeep 'Today', soft cover. Hardly any text, but great for those who are rebuilding/restoring a war time jeep, very useful for getting ideas (some Hotchkiss & M38 models are covered).

ISBN: 0-9525563-6-7 $29.95

'Quarter Ton'

by Pat Ware. A hard to get, hard cover book with over 220 pages & over 310 B/W photos with 48 in color. This book covers the Willys Jeep, Austin Champ & Land Rover Series1. With over 70 pages of this book dedicated to the jeep alone with rare photos & lots of history.

ISBN: 0-9525563-2-4 $29.95

M201 - Story of Hotchkiss M201 and the French Jeep

by Pat Ware. A full history of the French built Hotchkiss Jeep. It gives you information on the differences between the Hotchkiss, and the Ford & Willys. If you own, or would like to own, a Hotchkiss, this book is a must for your collection. Includes 165 B/W photos and illustrations. 88 pages, 8-1/2 x 11, softbound.

ISBN: 0-9534470-4-9 $29.95

The Military Jeep Buyer's Bible

by Mark Askew. Price guide, rarity, what to look for, difference between models, and much more. Covers WW2 jeeps, civilian, Korean, Viet Nam, trailers, GPA, CJ-5-10, Wrangler and rare prototypes. 104 pages, 200 color photos, 100 B/W photos. A must for all jeep enthusiasts! Softbound.

ISBN: 09534470-5-7 $29.95

Jeep Jeep Jeep No. 2

by Yasuo Ohtsuka. Ohtsuka's latest work. Covering jeeps in Japan, the GPA, radio, field ambulance, winter equipment, Army Air Corps units, and much more. Hundreds of combat and test photos, with English text. Filled with interesting facts on these classic jeeps. An excellent addition to his first book! 224 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-1/2, softbound.

ISBN: 0-95344702-2 $29.95

The Standardised War-Time Jeep 1941-1945

by John Farley. Describes the differences between both the Willys MB and Ford GPW Jeeps using original photos. 400 photos, many new and never seen before. A must for those who are restoring a Willys or Ford Jeep, wishing to find out more about their own Jeep, or anyone looking to buy a war time Jeep. 224 pages, softbound.

ISBN: 0-9534470-3-0 $29.95

The Military Jeep - Model MB-GPW

by Lawrence Nabholtz. An illustrated guide to the military jeep's features and the fascinating evolution of this age defying vehicle. Years covered are 1941 to 1945. The contents of the book are arranged chronologically by contracts, defining the evolution and illustrating its changes. Years are also shown. 87 pages, 11 x 8-1/2, spiralbound.

$29.95

Jeep Print Set - Willys-Overland Advertising Illustrations

by James Sessions. Prints of the famous WWII MB paintings, renowned combat watercolorist James Sessions, created for Willys-Overland Motors, Inc. Suitable for framing; color; on 150 gsm art paper. Bio. of artist and story of each print incl. Sessions did more illus. for WO advertising then any other WWII artist. 8 printsSet in full color, all are 10 x 12.5.

ISBN: 0-910667-0-0 $7.95

Print Set - Willys Overland MB Manfacturing, A-2981

Drawn at quarter scale. Superb copies of three original WWII drawings. Printed on 8 point acid free art paper, corrected to 04 July 1945. Drawings are side, top, front and rear view of the chassis. All show a phantom body. Drawings contain a wealth of relatively unknown details about the mighty MB during WWII. 3 Drawings, 38" x 22" each.

$24.95

Hail to the Jeep

by A. Wade Wells. An easy to read factual and pictoral history of the jeep. This book captures the essence of the jeep in an interesting story form. The gallant four-wheeled vehicle that meant so much to us in war and promises to mean so much to us in peace. It took us "off" road and brought us adventure along unexplored bypaths and trails. 120 pages, softbound.

$19.95

Preproduction Civilian Jeeps, 1944-1945 Models CJ-1 & CJ-2

by Frederic L. Coldwell. Fred Coldwell's latest work! Covers 1944-1945 models CJ-1 and CJ-2, and the "Agrijeep". All new archival material recently found in a former Willys employee's estate. Many rare test photos with agricultural equipment never seen before. 173 pages, 8.5 x 11, softcover.

ISBN: 0-9710339-0-0 $29.95