Robert Morgan’s 1941 Willys Convertible has it All

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Robert “Bob” Morgan’s 1941 Willys convertible is a ground-up build—literally. The fiberglass body, complete with lift-off top, and the rolling chassis were built by Gene Horton of Impact Classic Reproduction (ICR) out of Illinois, while the build portion was handled by Chip and Joel Pendergraft of Chip’s Auto Restoration in Dayton, Oregon.

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