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About eWillys
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. This section used to be split into jeeps, parts and other categories, but recent changes to eBay will require this information to be recoded.
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.
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 .
“Rusty parts jeep, no title, engine is taken out and stuck, most all parts are there but needs major restoration. $500.00 Obo. Please don’t make me crush this classic jeep!”
“It’s a project but has many good pieces:
Willys CJ2a on CJ% chassis
Rancho lift springs
4 rolling tires
PO said he rebuilt engine??? It is repainted
Good for a buggy project, ranch rig, sand box, parts, cut it into a trailer?
It has the dana 44 rear”
“Just the body and windshield frame. No title though vin plate is there. Located in Hagerstown Md. A little rough but deffinately salvageable . $300 Obo”
“948 WILLYS CJ-2-A, PAINTED FORD TORCH RED, 1969 JEEP COMMANDO 225 V6 ENG. DANA 427 GEARS & DIFF. HOUSINGS ALSO FROM 1969 JEEP COMMANDO, POWER STEERING WITH TILT WHEEL, POWER BRAKES, SET OF 5 MICKEY THOMPSON
TIRES, HAVE TOP BUT IT NEEDS ALTERATIONS DUE TO CUSTOM ROLL BAR, NEW
CLUTCH KIT, TAIL PIPES, PROFESSIONAL REBUILT TRANSMISSION, AND OTHER NEW PARTS,”
“1946 CJ2A Willys
“Body Off” Restoration “Stock”
You’ll be the talk of your community and more.
To many things to mention about my Jeep but if you call I’ll tell you all I’ve done.
I’m asking $25,000 but will accept some trade.”
“Little CJ2A runs great (original 4 cylinder hurricane engine) lots of new parts. Needs tub (fixed or replaced) needs seats and seat frames, fuel tank, windshield. Currently non- oped $1,000 firm. NO low ballers or please don’t respond”
“This is a pretty decent old Jeep, which I bought to fix up but now need to move due to other projects. I bought it from a man who was selling off his grandfather’s ranch vehicles – he therefore couldn’t tell me anything about it, but it appears that the Jeep received quite a bit of attention from someone about 30 years ago, when the last plates expired: the motor appears to have been rebuilt, new wiring installed, the drivers seat recovered, etc. Again, that was 30 years ago, but the motor (if it was rebuilt) makes this Jeep worth it alone. It runs very smoothly and burns no oil, which backs up appearances. I have tried to get it adjusted to run well but it could still use a little fine-tuning, carb-wise.
The drivetrain sounds good (no ugly bearing/gear noise). The tires all match, have lots of tread, good tubes in them, but they are weather-checked. I do have a set of mounted new tires for $500 if the buyer wants them. The body is rusty in places but complete and not a basket-case. There is no top, but my friend has a vintage aluminum, wool-insulated top that fits this Jeep that he’d sell cheap. The battery is new, and the charging system works great. The engine keeps cool and has good oil pressure and, dare I say, no leaks. This Jeep has the rare and expensive factory PTO which is hooked up to a winch, which is probably junk – I have not tried to get it working.
Last winter I got the master cylinder to hold pressure and then gave up on the brakes without really trying, so it needs brakes. Other than that, it needs the lights wired up, and it should be ready to go. That’s about all I can say since I haven’t really driven it around. Prospective buyers can drive it around my block and into the parking lot next door to feel it out.”
“This is an M38 body tub with 1946 Willys frame, hood, grill, flat-fenders, windshield and tailgate. 231 Buick V6 motor. Custom 2 into 1 exhaust (quiet). T-90 Transmission with Warn Overdrive conversion. Power steering. Heavy Duty 3 finger clutch. Electric radiator fan(so you can shut it off when you get in deep water). Heater, with fan for passenger side and driver side. Early 70s Dana 44 offset rear Axle(rebuilt 2 years ago), Late 70s Dana 30 offset front Axle (rebuilt last winter) with Warn Premium manual locking hubs and heavy duty U-Joints, both axles are locked with 5.38 gears. 11 inch drum brakes all around. Custom heavy duty Drive Shafts. Super Swamper 34 inch LTB tires. Front shackle reversal. Rancho 2.5 inch lift Flex springs with double wrap main spring. Heavy duty tie rods. Early 80s Desert Dynamics 8000 lb winch. 48 inch Hi-Jack, mounted on inside. Custom radiator. Custom Seats.
Its registered in ME as an antique auto, runs great, pretty much goes any where you want to go, it will climb anything. Ive got lots of extras lying around; soft top, spare axles, brake parts (including disc brake conversion for front), grill, drive shafts, back seat, etc. I have put more than $6000 in this jeep in the last three years with its most recent rebuild. My local jeep mechanic that’s known of the vehicle since its original rebuild 28 years ago says that its worth all of $5000, if not more. motivated to sell and let it go to the next fun seaking off roader.”