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Yes, they offer a five-year warranty for all hard parts and a one-year warranty for all electrical products and carburetors/fuel pumps. Kaiser Willys will either repair, replace, or refund for the product purchased. Any parts repaired or replaced will be considered part of the original product and will not extend the term of the warranty.

Yes, you can track your order online by signing in to your account on their website or by using a third-party service like AfterShip . You will need your order number and tracking number to do so.

According to their blog, some of the most popular Jeep models and years among Kaiser Willys customers are:

Some of the popular products of Kaiser Willys are:

The shipping time depends on the destination, the shipping method, and the availability of the products. For orders within the continental United States, Kaiser Willys offers free shipping for orders over $98 via UPS Ground or FedEx. The shipping time for this method is usually 2 to 7 business days. For orders outside the United States, Kaiser Willys can provide a shipping quote upon request. The shipping time for international orders may vary depending on the customs clearance and local delivery services.

Yes, they ship internationally to almost any country or region in the world. However, some products may not be eligible for international shipping due to size, weight, or legal restrictions. Kaiser Willys will inform you if there are any issues with your order before shipping it. You can also use a package forwarder service like Borderoo to get any item from Kaiser Willys or any other US/UK store shipped to your location.

According to their website, the most popular product from Kaiser Willys is their 2023 parts catalog, which is free for customers who place a parts order. The catalog contains detailed information about their products, as well as helpful tips and stories from other Jeep enthusiasts. You can request your free copy here or download a digital PDF version here .

To find parts for your Jeep model, you can use their online parts finder tool here . You just need to select your vehicle model and year from the drop-down menus, and then browse through the categories of parts available for your Jeep. You can also use their shop by diagram section here , where you can see exploded views of various Jeep systems and components, and click on the parts you need. Alternatively, you can search for parts by name or part number using their search bar at the top of their website.

Sure, I can tell you more about the history of Willys and Jeep vehicles. Willys was founded by John North Willys in 1908 as a car manufacturer based in Toledo, Ohio. Willys became famous for producing the U.S. World War II jeeps for the American and Allied forces under the name Willys MB. The term "Jeep" was derived from the military designation GP (General Purpose) or possibly from a character in the Popeye comic strip. After the war, Willys continued to produce Jeep vehicles for civilian and military use, such as the CJ (Civilian Jeep) series, the Willys Wagon and Truck, and the Willys Jeepster. In 1953, Willys was acquired by Kaiser Motors, an independent car maker based in Willow Run, Michigan. Kaiser Motors phased out the Willys passenger car lines and focused on the Jeep brand. In 1963, Kaiser Motors changed its name to Kaiser Jeep Corporation and introduced new models such as the Jeepster Commando and the Wagoneer. In 1970, Kaiser Jeep was bought by American Motors Corporation (AMC), which expanded the Jeep line with models like the Cherokee and the Wrangler. In 1987, AMC was acquired by Chrysler Corporation, which later merged with Daimler-Benz in 1998 to form DaimlerChrysler. In 2007, DaimlerChrysler sold Chrysler and Jeep to Cerberus Capital Management, which formed Chrysler LLC. In 2009, Chrysler LLC filed for bankruptcy and was restructured as Chrysler Group LLC, with Fiat S.p.A. as a major stakeholder. In 2014, Chrysler Group LLC merged with Fiat S.p.A. to form Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), which is the current owner of the Jeep brand.