Bantam built the first Jeep in 1940. The prototype from Willys had the cast-iron, 2.2-liter, inline four-cylinder L134 engine, nicknamed Go Devil, that made all of 60 hp and 85 lb-ft of torque.

A certain flat-fender Willys MB Jeep has been making its rounds on the internet for some time now. It’s no ordinary war machine, though. This Jeep->ke40 is completely hopped up with a small ...

The 2025 Jeep Wrangler Willys '41 4xe isn't just another trim in the Wrangler family – it's a rolling tribute to Jeep's World ...

A ’69 Buick 225ci odd-fire V-6 was sourced from the Jeep before the rebuild and placed pretty high up between the custom frame rails. The engine now breathes through a tweaked Motorcraft ...

It didn’t hurt that the Willys’ model, known as the MB, was actually cheaper to produce and came equipped with a more powerful engine — the “Go Devil” — that soldiers preferred. Willys-Overland would ...

But the 1941 Willys Jeep MB is not only a pleasure to drive, it’s an honor. ... Jul 28, 2011 3:00 PM EDT ... 1941 Willys MB Jeep | AOL Autos Watch on ...

Equipped with a positively agrarian drivetrain and super-low four-wheel drive, the old Willys "Go Devil" engine had just enough power (54 ponies) to push around the MB's 2,300ish pounds, and ...

Pulitzer prize winner WWII correspondent Ernie Pyle, who worked for the Scripps Howard newspaper, once accurately described the Willys MB Jeep by saying, " It did everything. It went everywhere ...