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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: Jeep that was originally part of this ad sold, but extra engine still available. No pics provided.
“Not running condition, project vehicle with good frame
4 cylinder, 4 wheel drive, rear power take off
clear title in my name
includes extra engine”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
“This “Barn Find” is a 1947 Willys custom jeep! The original builder and owner worked as an engineer at SAC and also owned a Suds and Dogs restaurant. At one time it was a plow truck for winter and has a pto on the back for mowing grass in the spring and summer. Rusty!! Needs restoring. The motor is not original it is a ford falcon 6 seems to be stuck. Have no Idea about the transmission but do know that the drive shaft will spin if you lift the tires off the ground. The pto drive shaft also spins.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4900.
(09/29/2013) It appears to have potential.
“Excellent body, new paint & tires, chrome done, original drivetrain; needs interior done and various trim pieces, all complete. also have original PTO winch for addl. $”
http://ithaca.craigslist.org/cto/4148574848.html
Omix-Ada’s President, Al Azadi, has a jeep collection that totals at least 20 jeeps, including some prototypes (see six of his jeeps below). At the November 5-7 2013 Sema Show in Las Vegas, he’ll be showing off a portion of their collection.
You can see more about the collection @ http://www.jeepcollection.com or learn more about the event at http://www.off-road.com/blog/2013/10/22/omix-ada-debuts-historic-jeep-collection-at-2013-sema-show/
You might remember Juan’s jeeps and his story from a post in October 2012. Well, here are some more photos. I love this first photo of Juan and some friends that are shown with his truck. He was part of a movie shoot.
Here are some of Juan’s jeeps:
I don’t know how many divorces eWillys has caused, but Hugh is pretty sure he’d be in trouble if he was married.
Hugh writes, “If it wasn’t for ewillys i wouldn’t have found these jeeps. Got them one year apart and have learned a tremendous amount between ewillys and the cj2a page. I have a highly modified jeep and a purist jeep. Your website is great Dave but costing me alot of money! Good thing im not married.”
Here’s Larry (left) and Moe (right). Larry is a fiberglass jeep that Hugh’s been slowly transforming into a MBish jeep. Moe is a pretty stock CJ-2A that hugh plans on continuing to restore as money allows. 
Here are some before and after photos of Larry. Hugh’s keeping his budget tight and enjoying giving his jeep some military character. It just shows how little changes can make a big difference.
Before:
After:
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After:
Charles forwarded these photos. The first shows a jeep from 1944. Fast forward to 2013 and we have another jeep (not the same one) being rebuilt in this same location. It’s a nice bit of history.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1775.
Here’s an odd item.
“This is a hand made Jeep themed bar, or service counter. The grille is a genuine Jeep part from a early 70’s mail truck. Its pretty much in same condition it was in when I found it. The bar framing is 1×4 and plywood.
The brick work is 2″ bead foam carved, sealed, and painted to look look like real brick. The bar top is reclaimed Red Oak and Cypress which has been sanded, sealed, and finished with 6 coats of water resistant poly clear coat. This is a unique 1 of a kind piece that you will not find at wal mart or Home Cheapo. This would be perfect in a Jeep lovers man cave, or as a service counter at an off road shop, or even a Jeep dealership.
Its 58″ long, 25″ deep, and 42.5″ tall weighs approx.75 lbs. This is a well made,sturdy piece that you will be proud to own. Can deliver in the Orlando area for small fee.
Mike 407 473 030zero NO TEXTS- NO E MAILS”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
This looks nice.
“Stock 1959 Willys Jeep Wagon. Original L6 226 and 4WD. Starts, runs, and drives well. New interior. Good tires. Just about everything works good…..even the fuel gauge and horn! Painted for preservation…not show. It’s not perfect…but for a 1959 vehicle it’s in darn good condition…. Comes with spare 226 engine”
The seller listed this as a 1947, but it looks M-38ish to me. Unclear if it runs.
“1947 willys jeep, orig. 4cyl flathead eng. Been stored last 12 years on non op with dmv.
Please provide Ph# to eliminate scammers, thank you.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/4139194758.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Here’s a M-151A1 for sale from GPVC in Greece.
“Full restoration on body, engine and electrical parts, front and back seats tapestry.
Water repellent canvas rooftop and doors
Water fording kit
Between front seats storage box
Radiator
Radiator cover
Koni Absorbers
Τank.
Shovel-Axe-Tank set
Front windscreen frame-A2
Original-Authentic 100%
Guarantee 10.000 Km”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000
This appears solid.
“The jeep is registered and current (2014 tags) and vin # it is 190th made in 1951 has been in same family since 1951 CJ3-A (Flat fender) Original Engine 36928. miles
$ 7000.00 OBO, Runs needs, a little TLC”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900.
“excellent running fast and reliable,current tags..no rust, rhino lined interior and under carraige..1947 willys 350 chevy 350hp corvette double hump feulie heads, very smooth shifting 4 spd muncie, newer dana diffs.turn type, new seats,binimi top, power steering, fuel cell and battery in rear,tilt steering wheel,electric fuel pump,good tires,very fast dirt and street,flys on the highways.. starts right up even if sitting for long period of time.all lights and blinkers work,edelbrock carb.,and headers..”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $35,000.
This seller says he put $80,000 into this jeep.
“2009 Sand/Off Road custom jeep. Custom Fiberglass body 16″ longer than CJ-2A norm. Custom built one off 680 HP Reher Morrison engine.
406 Chevy w/everything top of the line plus 150 HP nitrous. Vehicle Total weight 1850 lbs. all alum full floor and firewall. spec dana 60 40 spline w/spool and alloy axles. [BULLETPROOF] top of the line TH400 trans manual valve. Hyd steering. Custom Beard seats, custom built headers, off road HID lights, LED tail lights, Aluminum gas tank, Hurst shifter, MSD, quick release steering etc.
Trick suspension w/triple bypass coil overs w/ built in 1″ hydraulic bump stops. all chromoly cage flanged and removable. much much more. There is a lot of additional items, all top notch over $80k into this project. Health sadly forces sale of this Beauty!!!”
UPDATE: Was $999. **SOLD**
This might be worth a look.
“FOR SALE IS A 79 CJ7 WITH A 304 V8 AND 3 SPEED MANUAL TRANS
SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE ON THE ISLAND, BUT RECENTLY AS A FARM JEEP.
NEEDS WORK BUT RUNS AND DRIVES NOW. HAVE SOFT DOORS BUT NO TOP
FRAME HAS BEEN REPAIRED OVER THE YEARS. COULD MAKE A GOOD PROJECT OR SWAMP BUGGY, SELLING FOR A FRIEND.”
UPDATE: Was $1050.
“1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A. We don’t know much about it. We were told it runs but the starter is weak. It’s just more of a project than we are ready for. Clear title. As is. The tow bar works good and fit’s a 2″ ball.”
No pics provided.
“Willys jeep for sale. Runs great, new fuel pump, rebuilt carb, new water pump, new bearings and seals in transmission transfer case. New universal joints, new outer real wheel bearings. Bed lined the inside of the body. Asking $5,500 or best cash offer. Email for any more information.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600
Not perfect, but appears to be solid.
“Vintage WWII GPW Body Tub. Sandblasted, repaired, primed, straight body.”
No pics provided.
“Jeep has solid frame, needs bodywork, floors replaced with diamond plate, has newer radiator and brakes done by last owner. Bought new carb that hasn’t been adjusted, so not running yet, ran on old spare carb that I have. $1500 obo. CALL (603) 566-2258 AND LEAVE A MESSAGE AND I’LL GET BACK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300
(10/17/2013) This has at least one military fender. It looks solid.
“The Willys has the original 4 cylinder, runs great and drives good. This is a great hunting or 4 wheeling rig. The body has no rust but does need paint. It is currently registered non-op and does not leave my property and has a clean title. It has front disc brakes/over-drive and hubs front and rear”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(09/13/2013) Needs brakes.
“49 WILLYS CJ3A
ALL STOCK FORD 289 2bbl (last picture is of engine before assembly and installation)
stock tranny- transfercase and gears
12 VOLT WITH ALTERNATOR
EASY STEERING (not power)
All lights, turn, head, tail and 4ways work
NEW brake , clutch and slave cylinders
Needs wheel cylinders replaced, drives just no brakes
Be ready for hunting season with great old school dependable 4X4”
UPDATE: Still Available
SUPER RARE 1955 MILITARY M38A1 JEEP WITH 33K ORIGINAL MILES, RUST FREE EX FIRE DEPT BRUSH RIG STORED INSIDE ALL ITS LIFE,NEVER USED IN THE WINTER AND SUPER WELL MAINTAINED AND TAKEN CARE OF, JUST NOW REMOVED FROM FRONT LINE SERVICE, WAS REGISTERED AND INSPECTED, I HAVE A CLEAR NH TITLE IN MY NAME READY FOR TRANSFER TO ANY STATE, SERIAL #84482, DELIVERY DATE 4/55, ALL GUAGES WORK, HORN WORKS, ALL LIGHTS, BRAKES WORK EXCELLENT,EMERGENCY BRAKE WORKS, TIGHT FRONT END, I SEE RECENT NEW BRAKE WORK, EXHAUST, HAS A REBUILT ORIGINAL MOTOR,NEW CLUTCH, SERVICED DIFFS, HAS 4 BRAND NEW YOKAHAMA GEOLANDER A/T 31X10.5-15 AND NEWER WIDER RIMS, HAS A 12 VOLT ELECTRIC WARN WINCH WITH INSIDE CONTROL, THEY INSTALLED A SEPERATE 12 VOLT SYSTEM,DELCO ALTERNATOR, EXTRA BATTERY, GUAGE AND FUSE PANEL, IT ALSO HAS THE ORIGINAL 24 VOLT SYSTEM, 24 GEN, BATTS UNDER COWL COVER, ALL WORKS EXCELLENT, 4 WHEEL DRIVE EXCELLENT, HAS AN ADDED POWER BRAKE BOOSTER ALSO,ADD ONS ARE BIG GRILLE GUARD, SIDE RUB RAILS, ROLL BAR, RECEIVER HITCH, I CANT SAY ENOUGH GOOD ABOUT THIS JEEP, I DROVE IT QUITE A LOT AND LOVE IT, RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE A NEW ONE,PANT IS DECENT BUT NOT PERFECT, EXTREMELY SOLID BODY AND FRAME,ALL ORIGINAL TIE DOWN HOOKS,SHOVEL HOLDER UNDER HOOD,ORIGINAL BRASS DATA PLATES,THIS JEEP IS READY TO USE NOW, CALL BARRY AT 603-382-3212 WITH QUESTIONS OR OFFERS”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/4147098009.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800.
(10/10/2013) This is made up to look like a M-38.
“This is my parade vehicle I used all summer to drive veterans in town parades its a civilian jeep painted to represent a M38 military jeep. I restored this jeep from the frame up the tub was taken to the sandblaster as well as the hood and front fenders the frame was wire wheeled as it was already real clean and primed with POR15 and painted with gillespie WWII olive drab paint. This jeep has five new tires, repro brass data plates, remanned carb, new steering wheel, new master cylinder, new gauges and speedometer, fresh oil and filter, fresh GL1 in the trans and transfer case, new tail lights, turn signals, rear mounted gas tank (no sitting over the gas tank) rebuilt steering links, new alternator conversion, electric fuel pump, 6 volt system converted to 12 volt, new paint, new distributor with electronic ignition, I have all the pics from when I bought it until it was finished I took out the uncomfortable junkyard seats that were in it when I bought it and replaced them with a set of military humvee seats. The jeep runs like a top drives great no popping out of gear but it does have a intermittent high pitched whine at higher speeds I believe it might be in the transfer case but it has never given me a problem I have a spare transfer case to go with the jeep the new military speedometer was put in but needs a new speedo cable to function all gauges work but the fuel gauge the fuel tank was boiled out and checked for leaks the sending unit is good the gauge needs to be replaced with one with a lower ohm value to work with the existing sending unit.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(10/10/2013) This is a project.
“1972 CJ5 Jeep, frame, drive-train, V8 engine. Project jeep the body is of a 1953 M38 with many of the parts modified. Many parts both of the 53 era and of the 72 era. Fun project but have to move. Body mounted on the 72 frame no modifications required bolted in”
In 2009 I hauled up a flatfender body from a seller in Boise (where I was living) to Paul in La Conner, Wa. Since that time, he’s been busy rebuilding it. It sure looks good!
Paul writes, “What you see is a conglomeration of what you brought up here several years ago and a couple of “farm/orchard” jeep’s from Wenatchee plus new parts from major suppliers. it looks good, runs good and is “cute”. I have a roll bar I am going to re-configure (single hoop with stiffeners) that I will install for safety reasons and ad 3 point safety belts, no rear seat so no rear belts. It has 15 inch wheels and radial street tires on it now but a friend of mine found five really nice 16 inch wheels at the Monroe swap meet a couple of weeks ago so sometime soon we will add those with new era correct tires to the “look”
Here are the parts I loaded onto the back of a truck in 2009:
And here is how it looks now:
