In this Group we offer items from our constantly changing inventory of NOS parts.

Items listed here may be one of a kind or we may have hundreds of them.  Be sure to check here regularly as we add and subtract items on a daily basis.  Other NOS parts are listed throughout our Parts List.

These parts are in original packaging from Willys Overland Motors and the US Government.  Many of these parts are more than fifty years old yet are still in serviceable condition.

The original packaging makes these items very desirable collectables for the Willys enthusiast.

Items listed that begin with numbers are Kaiser part numbers.

We have recently made an incredible find.  In late December 2006 we were contacted by an attorney who was in the process of liquidating an estate in Tucson Arizona.  Part of the estate included the contents of a warehouse building that was to be sold.  The contents of the warehouse included hundreds of wooden crates that he said appeared to contain old Jeep parts and tool kits.

We naturally acquired the entire contents that include more than three hundred unopened wooden crates and thousands of loose parts all in original packaging dating from 1941 till 1953.  These parts were the stock of a company once known as ARIZONA WAR SURPLUS SALES located in Tucson until the 1950’s.  All of the material was original stocks from the Red River Army Depot and the San Antonio Arsenal.

We are now in the process of sorting and identifying the parts. To date we have discovered a treasure trove of items such as NOS early taillight assemblies dated 1941, NOS WWII  standardized taillight assemblies from 1944, NOS trailer cables, NOS Ford footman loops, NOS M38 and M38A1 instrument cluster studs, fire extinguishers, decontamination units, grease guns, tool kits, canvas ammo bags, canvas machete sheaths and more than a million canvas hardware items to include studs, snaps, turnbuckles, loops and d-rings. 

All of these items are in their original cosmoline protective packaging.  The most time consuming part of the sorting and identifying is that every crate must be opened for inspection since the pack rats, termites and roaches have long ago eaten all identifying markings from the outside of the crates.

Keep an eye on our NOS Specials and other Groups throughout the website as we will be posting these items on a regular basis.