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Welcome to eWillys.com, a website for vintage jeep enthusiasts. I update this website nearly every day with jeep deals, jeep history, interesting reader projects, jeep related info, and more.
These quick searches can help you find things on eBay. People list in the wrong categories all the time, so don't be surprised to see brochures in the parts area for example.
The links to posts below show jeeps grouped by models, condition, and other ways. Some of these jeeps are for sale and others have been sold. If you are unsure whether a vehicle is still for sale or not, email me at d [at] ewillys.com for more info.
There are plenty of interesting, unusual, historic and surprising stories related to Jeeps and their owners. In addition, some of these features have nothing to do with jeeps. This link will display all featured stories starting from the latest.
Looking for parts and not sure where to go? There are a variety of large and small new and used parts sellers both online and offline.
Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: Was listed at $2800.
“1943 Ford army jeep with title. Truck was originally purchased after Korean War, painted red now its olive drab is peaking through. It has not ran in years but was parked due to grandpa passing. I want to trade this for a 1/2 ton short wheel base1947-55 chevy truck in an original state other words no v8’s subframes, etc. I want to keep it 6cyl and original front end. Please contact me with what you have. I’ll post a pic of what Im looking for.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $9500.
(12/13/2013) This is a mix of parts, but looks nice.
“This is actually a 1942 Ford GPW Jeep with a MB Willys Slat Grill and engine. Strangely enough, the original owner saw the slat grill and had it titled as a Willys, but the frame serial number is a `42 Ford. It has many “F” Script parts. I have intended to change the grill out and re-title it a Ford, but have been procrastinating on that. I bought it in 2008 and converted it to 12volt. It still needs some work, but it is a good reenacting and parade jeep, which is what I intended its use to be. Several extra parts to go with it including: new rear seat cushions, extra Jerry Can, Garand Rifle Scabbard, OD Tarp, Canvas Windshield Cover, Gussets, Manuals, etc. See the attached photos. I am asking $9,500 OBO.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(02/24/2014) It’s definitely a project.
“Here is a unique project vehicle. 1958 3/4 ton Kaiser Jeep FC-170 Forward Control Pickup. I’ve had this since 2000 but several other projects have taken priority. I have several 4×4’s and was considering turning this into a slammed 2WD cruiser truck, but I now need to thin the herd. This is a pretty solid starting point. Set up for a small block Chevy/TH400. They have been pulled but are still available for additional cost. I traded original 9′ bed for a beat up one, intending to use the base to create a flat/stake bed. All 8 pieces of glass intact except for passenger door window, which is easy to have made. Comes with additional NOS windshield with rubber included ($500 10 years ago) Also comes with these add’l parts: front fiberglass fender flares, set of 5 stock wheels with zero miles roller tires, pair of stronger Chevy axles- corporate 10 front w/discs, 12 bolt rear, both 4.56 gears. (or upgrade to pair of 3/4 ton Dodge 44 HD front w/flat knuckles for xover steering/ Dana 60 full float rear, both 8 lug 4.10 gears), set of steel 8 lug wheels. 327 Chevy small block w/TH400 negotiable. Clear title, pink in hand. $2,500 w/o options.
I also have a ’65 Jeep Wagoneer in another ad.
Ed 7sixzero six8five 44onefive”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/pts/4381756908.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(02/24/2014) I can’t tell for sure, but this stock jeep looks like it might have a rare set of “Hublock” hubs. My second guess are a set of rare Allstate hubs. Runs and drives.
“Looking to sell my 1948 CJ2A Willys Jeep pulled from a barn. It is all original, and runs like a champ. Started and drove in 0 degree weather and made it around town in 14″ of snow. Just replaced headlamps, distributor, plugs, wires, shocks, etc”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $5000
(03/20/2014) Ex Forest Service Jeep?
“This is a very cool classic Willys CJ-2a Jeep. This particular Jeep was modified very early on with a high-side kit and Expedition rack to serve as a Forest Service fire trail go-anywhere rig. The back seat was removed, a utility lock box placed, and the Expedition rack built to hold two 5-gallon fuel cans w/a locking strap, Hi-lift Jack w/same, and a full-sized matching spare tire. It was painted Fire Engine Red way back then, and has a wonderful vintage patina that really goes with the overall vibe of the rig.
UPDATE: Still Available
“Up for sale is a 1952 Willy’s Army Jeep. Good condition. Motor only has a few hundred miles on rebuild. New tires. Clear title. Runs and drives. Needs a little brake work. Would be a great one to restore or use as is around the farm. cash only no checks. No shipping. 618.397.97zero zero”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/4361713223.html
On this year’s trip we’ll have a few different items you can buy from us as we travel. If you want the items mailed to you, we’ll figure out a way to do that, too. Just email me (d @ ewillys.com). Everything is first come first serve.
The purposes of these items should be pretty obvious: 1) help raise money for our trips, 2) provide unique, vintage jeep items you won’t see elsewhere, and 3) to promote the community of vintage jeeps. For me, it makes the whole eWillys adventure more fun.
SHIRTS are $20 each: They shirts are good quality material that is 60% ring spun cotton and 40% polyester. They are light and very comfortable. The image is based on a WWII bond-drive image printed on an envelope.
1. Olive Drab: I only have Large and X-Large.
2. Gray: I have a couple of Smalls, Mediums and XXL. Mostly, I have Larges and X-Large.
BOOKS are $20 each: Of course, don’t forget about my books. We’ll have copies of both. For those that don’t know, Finding Virginia is personal journey of mine, including my history with jeeps and more. The Amber Panels is an adventure/fiction novel based around the real Amber Panels. Of course, jeeps find there way into it, too.
One of the reasons for we are detouring down to Sante Fe, New Mexico, is to visit the Bataan Museum. WWII in the Pacific and the Philippines will play a role in book three, tentatively titled October Gold.
POSTERS are $10 each: Not many left, but we’ll be carrying some of these with us as well. These are professionally printed 18″x12″ posters. I have varying amounts of each. Want more than one? We can make a deal.
Jim Johnson, his father and brother are all Willys nuts. He says they can’t get enough of them. Each year they head south from Utah’s Utah County for the Jeep Safari with their vintage jeeps. They enjoy showing how well their ‘old’ jeeps perform against the new ones.
This first jeep is a 1962 CJ-5 that Jim got from his father. Jim fixed it up some and gave it another coat of paint. All three look ready for Moab again this year. Have fun!
Scott, whom everyone seems to know as Haines Garage, posted this jeepish photo of himself wearing a unique jeep shirt. The shirt is great, as is the pose.
Find him here: https://www.facebook.com/haines.garage or at his flat fender website: http://hainesgarage.proboards.com
“Sometimes I model for Jeep Q Magazine”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Wow, even if it is a project it looks great for the price. Is that a third wiper at the top?
“New fuel & brake systems, rebuilt carb, tuned and runs well. Great project.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
Looks like a good price. I wonder if it runs?
“Collectors Willys Jeep, stored inside. Calls only for more information please”
Is this a wagon made into a truck?
“1953 willys custom pick up lotsof new stuff.no rust..body at 90% done.. asking 13500 obo..call or text if u need any info”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/4369790808.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
The drain hold has been patched. Seats don’t look stock.
“Must sacrifice my project due to moms health issues. I have a 1954 willys jeep all original. It is complete except for distributor. I have texas title in hand. I need a van to transport my mother from point a to B. Van must be road ready and reliable/ No junk. Cash is king will take first decent offer. Need Van asap”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6250.
It has a few minor dings, but might make a good restoration project.
“All original Kaiser Willys Jeep
Original 4 Cylinder F-134 engine (runs like a top)
4WD with lockout hubs
Custom In-Cab Roll Bar
All fluids, including both axles, tranny, transfer case, radiator, engine oil have been changed
All filters are new
DuraLube’s been added to crankcase.
Valves have been re-adjusted
New head gasket.
New starter and Ring Gear
Numerous seals have been changed No leaks!
Gas tank cleaned/painted-New lines-filters
3 Speed standard transmission
New clutch and pressure plate
Carburetor’s been rebuilt and cleaned
Radiator’s been rodded out professionally
New Thermostat in engine block
New Radiator cap
New battery
Good glass
(4) New tires, all the same maker/size
Spare Tire
Includes metal doors, with excellent glass but does need upper hinges to mount
Rear seat
New SkyJacker shocks; both front, and rear
New Rancho leaf springs, bushings, and shackles on all four corners
New brake shoes
New Master Cylinder
New gauges including Speedo,and Speedo cable, Gas, Temp, and Amp.
Older paint job; but still good
Have old Speedo, if you want it. Stuck on about 60,000 miles
UPDATE: Was listed at $4500.
“1949 Jeep Willys Truck. Partially restored. 1956 Mercury flathead engine. Body and interior in good condition. Needs battery and TLC. Super truck for restoration. Needing to sell, moving to South Carolina. $4500 obo. Serious inquiries only.”
UPDATE: Was $8000.**SOLD**
“I have a trick 1953 willys jeep running with lots of aftermarket parts
will trade for rmz 450 crf 450 kx 450 or a BMY Harsco 5 ton
jeep is in great condition needs a 12v starter it has a 6v starter that drains the batteries not too big of a deal but a little exspensive estimated $500-$700 to fix looking to get $8000 its rare to find a jeep like this in its condition i put $3000 in fixing it its well worth $10000 but the first $8000 gets this offroad beast it is not highway capable only offroad no title in hand but i can get one upon interest of this vehicle 4 cylinder 3 speed manual 72,XXX miles
FIRST $8000 TAKES IT!!!!!!”
UPDATE: Mark just listed this over at warjeeps.com. It might be a good price.
“Runs and drives well. Flat four engine with electric fuel pump installed. Canvas like new.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/jss/sale/adj333/adj333.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer
It’s got some rust, but has potntial.
“1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A
2nd owner
Original manual
Near Alexandria, Ky
Runs good
Best offer!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500
It needs ‘finishing’ of some kind.
“1954 CJ3B High Hood Willys , Awesome little Jeep , just needs the right person to finish putting this great little Flat Fender back together . Most of the expensive stuff is done .
Included is a new never ran Chevy 350 V8 motor with Headers already installed , Newly rebuilt Turbo 350 transmission with Novak Adapter in place . Dana 20 Transfer case installedwith spare transfer included . Newly Rebuilt Dana 44 axle in rear with Detroit locker and 427 gears , Dutchman Axles .
Front Dane 44 rebuilt as well with Detroit locker and 427 Gears . Rig Sitting on a spring over lift with Brand new Goodyear 33’s and new Aluminum wheels with matching Spare . Chevy Tilt column
With Retro Wood Wheel installed . New wiring Harness , Willys Tailgate in great condition . Countless extra parts . This Flatfender is a project and would need to be trailered at this point . Could be a really cool retro Rubicon Wheeler for the right person . Thousands of Dollars invested .”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Looks like the steering may have been updated.
“1947 Willys Jeep for sale, stock 4 cylinder, extras, $3,500 firm”
Dan believes the wagon might be a traveller. It looks to have sliding side windows, while the Parkway Conversion’s side windows were always fixed flush mount whereas the Traveller could have either.
“I have too many projects and must part with these. The wagon is a 1960. It does not have a motor or transmission. The pickup is a 1957, runs, and has a working PTO winch. Both vehicles would come with a bill of sale. Thanks for looking”
http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/4378329171.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
(03/08/2014) Looks good for the price.
“I have a 1951 willy’s jeep that runs and is mostly stock with a 4 cly Runs good!
Not opposed to a trade for a newer one!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $8000.
(11/09/2013) This looks solid.
“This is a must see!
Runs good. New interior. Newer paint. Tires are good.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was “make offer”.
Fred spotted this tow truck for sale. It’s got some work left, but looks like it will be a good looking truck when finished.
“I bought this truck to finish it but some other things came up so im gonna see what people will offer me for it it runs it lot drives it needs a windshield and some minor interior done but 1 catch i have no title i talked to a few people they say its easy but i have no clue my cop friend ran it before i bought it and it didnt come up stolen so lets see what people think about what its worth thanks for looking also it has a flat head 6cyl it runs but could use a tune up”
UPDATE: It looks like a few of these photos are reversed, especially the one below.
1962 Canyonlands Trip to film “The Sculptured Earth”
Frazier discovered these 1962 Canyonlands trip photos within the digital archives of the University of Utah. He’s a big Landrover fan, but also has a soft spot for old jeeps, too.
He wrote, “I thought you might be interested in these pictures I found in the University Of Utah’s digital library. They were taken during the filming of “The Sculptured Earth”, which was a film to promote the creation of Canyonlands National Park. You’ll have to excuse the university watermarks, but they are some pretty great shots.. (and yes, as you’ve probably found out by my email I’m a huge Land Rover fan…. But I have a deep obsession/respect for the vehicle that started it all!)”
According the to the University of Utah, The Sculptured Earth (see the photos below and more here)” was a 45-minute film promoting the creation of Canyonlands National Park, produced by Charles Eggert in 1962 at the request of Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and the National Park Service.
