1940 Willys Coupe

[@johnmartini2307]

What an act of love for the car!

[@skootr924]

Extremely rare all metal, done right. What a lucky man!

[@andykirkendall8285]

Beautiful restoration wow 😮

[@JA-sm9zf]

Great video - I enjoyed the 40 and 41 differences.

[@marksmith2726]

Great video, Love this Willys.

[@francisianulfeldt]

I love 41 Willys coupe. I have a diecast collection and its based on this model. My principal focus. The Stone, Woods and Cookie story is incredible.

[@glennnickerson8438]

Good job on stating the differences between a 40 and 41... I got a 41 and I'm usually asked what makes them different... You nailed it!😎

[@KevinHudson-q7i]

I alway thought these were about the coolest bodys ever prduced, beautiful car, only thing i didn't like about the car not MINE😂

[@PlaneManHehehe]

You guys are pronouncing the name of this car incorrectly. The Y in Willis's pronounced like a short I the man's name was John w i l l y s but pronounce w i l l i s

[@normandocaban1817]

Ok, Stone and Woods were black guys only Cook the driver was white, how come your video photos don’t show this , nor do you mention this?

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

Fred Stone and Leonard Woods rarely traveled with the cars , that was Cookie's job and his brother usually accompanied him until son Mike was old enough to travel . Leonard Woods jr was a student at Notre Dame and would come along when school was out . Most of the photos of the car being worked on were taken in St Louis at racer Wayne Arteaga's home shop . The reason for not giving more information on S-W-C is simple, the video isn't about them or their car , it's about this other guys Willys .