Jeep Wrangler Willys Trim?

[FLAirgunner]

It doesn't get 4.10s, according the build tool

it does according to the window sticker, it’s part of the Willys (22W on 2 Door) Package.

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[jeeperscreepers]

Here's my '23 Willy's 2dr. sticker. (25W preferred pkg).

 

[FLAirgunner]

Here's my '23 Willy's 2dr. sticker. (25W preferred pkg).

I’m not home this weekend, but if you search Jeep.com for a 2024 Willys and look at the 2024 Willys Window Sticker, I’m pretty sure I remember seeing it listed.

 

[FLAirgunner]

Never mind, I found one!

 

[jeeperscreepers]

Probably changed the pkg. number from previous year. Mine doesn't include trailer hitch for one thing.

 

[FLAirgunner]

Probably changed the pkg. number from previous year. Mine doesn't include trailer hitch for one thing.

The Willys package changed a lot for 2024, it now includes the Trailer Tow Package, LED Headlight Package and the Vinyl Floor Mats among with the 33” tires, wider axles, Rubicon Fenders and e-locker rear axle. When pricing the different trim configurations, it seemed the Willys gave you a lot more for the money, and even more than last year and a lower price.

 

[jeeperscreepers]

The Willys package changed a lot for 2024, it now includes the Trailer Tow Package, LED Headlight Package and the Vinyl Floor Mats among with the 33” tires, wider axles, Rubicon Fenders and e-locker rear axle. When pricing the different trim configurations, it seemed the Willys gave you a lot more for the money, and even more than last year and a lower price.

I wish I would have waited and ordered a '24. More bang for your buck. Only problem is you can't get the 6cyl/with auto trans in '24 in a Willy's.

 

[RamMan]

They were available in the JK too. Always a subset of the sport. In 2017 and 2018 (and maybe late '16) you could get a factory rear locker in a JK Willys.

Willys-Overland goes way back to the '50s. In the '60s, I had a '54 Willys Aero Lark, 2 door, passenger car. Kaiser owned them then.

 

[zouch]

when i ordered my '21 the Willys package was a winner for a variety of reasons.
the Rubicon was off the deal because i *hated* (HATED!) the red dash that came with most colorways, because i wanted nothing to do with the electronic Antisway-Bar Disconnect, and because i knew i was going to set mine up with with a gear-driven Limted Slip in the rear so i didn't want to pay for a rear locker i didn't want.
by comparison, the Willys then had all the stuff listed below and also included LED headlights and fog lights and rear wiper and washer above the Base Sport and even some other comparable trims.

since i wanted a Diesel, it came with D44s front and rear, although they were the 'Narrow' 44s (used in some Euro models), which made it a little trickier (but not impossible) to find upgraded axle shafts.
i knew i was going to upgrade the "Rock Sliders" it came with, so those weren't actually any benefit for us.
in that year it did NOT come with the Highline fenders, but that wasn't an issue for me until i decided i wanted to use 37s instead of 35s, and were a relatively easy upgrade.

i really liked the Moab wheels that came on the earlier JL(/U) Willys, and wished they would have had a little different backspacing to work with the wider tires i planned to use, but that would have been the case with any of the stock wheels offered on any trim that year.

were i shopping again (were i still able to get a diesel), i'd seriously consider the new Willys package with the 35" Tire option. i'd still be changing the TADs for a gear-driven Limited Slip in the rear and know i'd be swapping out the minimalist Rock Sliders, but agree it looks like a better value than most other packages again.
disappointingly, it looks like the rear wiper/washer is no longer included, and think it's absurd that the only powerplant available with the automatic trans is a 2-Liter, and that even that trans is the 850RE instead of one of the awesome ZF slushboxes.

In addition to the above, Willys as a package was always more than stickers and tires. The willys package (at least on the JL, not sure on JK) prior to '24 was standard with:

-wheels/tires
-rubicon shocks
-rock rails
-upgraded brakes
-LSD
-All weather floor mats
-Then the cosmetic stuff. stickers/dash insert color/gloss black grill/etc.

 

[newbie5150]

Does the 2024 Willys come with 33" BFG K02 all terrain tires instead of the mud terrain tires?

 

[FLAirgunner]

Does the 2024 Willys come with 33" BFG K02 all terrain tires instead of the mud terrain tires?

We just looked at a new 2024 JLU Willy’s on the dealer lot today and yea, it does! Here are a couple pictures:

 

[newbie5150]

We just looked at a new 2024 JLU Willy’s on the dealer lot today and yea, it does! Here are a couple pictures:

Is that the Fort Walton Beach dealership? That Jeep looks sharp!

 

[FLAirgunner]

Is that the Fort Walton Beach dealership? That Jeep looks sharp!

No, Hill Kelly in Pensacola.

 

[FLAirgunner]

We have a 2 door Willys in Hydro Blue from them. Our sales person contacted us when this one arrived so we could go see it in person. Even more excited to get ours now! It was really nice in person,

 

[OSCAR II]

I don't usually build other models,... just not what I'm looking for. Last week I built a Rubi with the same options as I would build a Willys. The Rubi was about $14K more.
Correction, was about $10K as the bumper and winch weren't available.

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