jeeps around the world

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Jeeps Around the World

The map shows pages on this site with photos and information on Willys Jeeps manufactured outside North America. See also other pages listed below, with more material on Jeeps seen around the world.

Jeeps Built Around the World:

• VAM Jeeps in Mexico
  
• Jeeps in Colombia
  
  • Jeeps in Colombia, 1999
    
  • Java Jeeps in Colombia
    
  • Yipao: The Willys Festivals
    
  • Working Jeep Restored in Colombia
    
  • Willys on the Farm in Colombia
    
  • Colombia, 1965: First Vehicle on the Farm
    
  • World Record Jeep Parade
    

  [*]IKA Jeeps in Argentina

  [*]Jeeps in Venezuela

  • More Jeeps in Venezuela
    
  • Venezuela Offroad Festival 2002
    
  • Jeep for the Avila Mountains
    
  • Los Teques to La Guaira: Offroad in Venezuela
    

  [*]Jeeps in Brasil

  [*]Jeeps in Spain

  • Jeepster Commandos in Spain
    
  • Military Jeeps in Spain
    
  • Long-Wheelbase Jeep Avia
    
  • Rallying with a CJ-3B-E in Spain
    
  • Jeep Avia Bravo Brochure
    
  • Jeep Cross
    

  [*]Hotchkiss Jeeps in France

  • Hotchkiss JH101 Brochure
    
  • Hotchkiss Fire Jeeps
    
  • The Cournil Jeep Tractor in France
    
  • Surviving Cournil Tractor
    

  [*]NEKAF Jeeps in the Netherlands

  • 1951 DAF YA 054 Light Terrain Vehicle
    
  • Police Jeeps of The Hague, Netherlands
    
  • Dutch-Built CJ-3B Fire Engines
    

  [*]The Jeep in Sweden

  • Willys Hose Car in Sweden
    

  [*]Mahindra Jeeps

  • Jeeps in India
    
  • Jeeps in Bombay
    
  • Jeeps in Ladakh
    
  • The Mahindra Jeep by John Carroll
    
  • Mahindra Jeeps in the UK
    
  • The 1987 Mahindra Bahia
    
  • Mahindra Owners and Photos
    

• Jeeps in Italy
  
• Tuzla Jeeps in Turkey
  
  • Restored Tuzla Jeep
    

  [*]Jeeps in Australia

  • Promoting the Australian-Made CJ-3B
    
  • RAAF Jeep on the Tarmac
    
  • Retired 1958 Australian Air Force Jeep
    
  • Two RAAF Brothers
    
  • 1958 Australian Army CJ-3B Trials
    
  • Mahindra Jeeps in Australia
    
  • Details of a Right-Hand-Drive Universal Jeep
    

  [*]Mitsubishi Jeeps

  • Jeeps in Japan
    
  • More Mitsubishi Jeep Photos
    
  • Mitsubishi CJ3B-J3 Brochure
    
  • 1963 Mitsubishi J3R Jeep Art
    
  • Mitsubishi Military Jeep Photos
    
  • Mitsubishi CJ3B-J4 Military Jeeps
    
  • CJ3B-J4 Jeeps in Vietnam
    
  • CJ3B-J4 Jeeps in J4 Magazine
    
  • Jeeps in Sri Lanka
    

  [*]Jeeps in Korea

  [*]Jeepneys of the Philippines

Also on The CJ3B Page:

• Kaiser Jeeps Made in Canada, 1959-69
  
• Jeeps in Cuba
  
• Jeep Advertisements for South America
  
  • Willys Ads for Mexico
    

  [*]Jeeps in Iceland

  [*]Swiss Army Jeeps

  [*]Jeep Meet in the Swiss Alps

  [*]Importing a Jeep Into North America

  [*]Building a Jeepney

  [*]Universal is Right! High Hoods Everywhere

  • More Global High Hood Photos
    
  • The World's Jeep: More Unusual Photos
    

  [*]Zululand, South Africa in Old Willys Jeeps

  [*]CJ-3B's in the Movies

  [*]The CJ-3B Database

  (with information from CJ-3B owners around the world.)

Note: the colours on the map follow the pattern found on the Timeline and Pictorial History of North American Universal Jeeps, indicating the original design on which each Jeep is based. Yellow indicates the flat-fender/high-hood CJ-3B design, although in many cases the Jeeps are made with various diesel engines rather than the original Willys F-head. The CJ-3B design has certainly been the most widely produced Universal Jeep around the world, although no worldwide figures are available.

More information on Jeeps Around the World is welcome. A couple of countries we know of, where Willys Jeeps were assembled but for which we are missing information, are Belgium and Israel. -- Derek Redmond

Elsewhere on the web, see CJ-6's in South Africa.

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Last updated 13 October 2007 by Derek Redmond redmond@queensu.ca

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