1952 Willys Aero Ace at Ellingson Motorcars in Rogers, MN

[@staggchannel1517]

As a old Willys Jeep owner myself I think this car has the L head engine converted to overhead intake valves so it looks like possibly the 134 cid F head 4 cylinder engine not a 6 cylinder engine . Boy what a neat car !

[@EllingsonClassicCars]

It's a 6 cylinder engine on this one!

[@staggchannel1517]

@@EllingsonClassicCars oh interesting it is alittle hand to see the engine --- thanks

[@staggchannel1517]

@@EllingsonClassicCars Its such a neat car !!

[@EllingsonClassicCars]

Thanks!

[@peashooterc9475]

Like the four cylinder, Willys also upgraded their 161 cid 6 cylinder 'Lightning' with an F head.

[@TrackTruth]

At 3:19 that dashboard instrument cluster is way to cluttered. Anyway to scale down a bit?

[@choward5430]

I've never seen one nor heard of one.

[@Oldcarnut63]

So cool.👍👍

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice!!!!

[@andrewromano-fw5vp]

AWESOME. SCOTT. ITS DIAMOND

[@TOBYH]

LOOKS RED TO ME, THE '58 CHEVY TRUCK BEHIND YOU LOOKS MAROON TO ME, NO?

[@franktino6676]

Cherokee Red is the Willy's base color here.

[@edarcuri182]

I like your videos and we don't often see a Willys this nice. They were bit too expensive to sell well which is unfortunate because they were very well suited to the market and what was needed at the time. I am not an expert on these cars but I do know they aren't Willeeez.

[@GuamanianHarmonLoop]

I have a 1952 Willys Aero Eagle in the garage and a Willys Aero Ace and Aero Wing outside. Parts or project for someone that has cash. Located in Los Angeles.

[@andrewromano-fw5vp]

1ST COLLECTOR CAR

[@michaelwalter3399]

You've probably heard this before, but the name Willys is pronounced "Willis."