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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. 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 .
(03/23/2020) The rims appear to have little paddles added to them (stock?)?
“This is a project Jeep. It’s a rare Marine Corps radio Jeep. It’s been modified. It has a Buick V-6 225, 160 HP engine. It has a vintage Warren electric winch mounted to a heavy duty bumper, oversize tires on deep dish rims and an after market removable cab. It has a complete, all new brake system, new aluminum radiator, all new wiring harness and lots of extra parts including a brand new gas tank and all new gauges. If you’re looking for a project this is the Jeep for you.”
These are rough. The 3A has a PTO, winch, and some Dualmatic hubs.
“Selling both projects–together or separate. CJ3a has small block ford engine with Allstate Ramsey PTO winch, and original 4 wheel drive with dualmatic hubs. I believe its a 1951. The Willys Truck is a 1950 1/2 and is a 2 wd has the L134 engine and needs the radiator. The transmission will need to be rebuilt. The tailgate is the original Willys Overland logo, this alone is highly sought after as well as the fenders and hood. They do not make them like this anymore. Running with the Patina look is currently going at 25000 plus!! The CJ3a is going for 500 and the Truck for 500. Take them both for 900. Let me know if interested. I am in Corpus Christi but will meet to show.”
This appears to have a replacement body (no cowl battery box lid). The grille and frame also don’t appear setup for an M-38 grille. The hood looks M-38.
“1953 Jeep Willys M38 with L-134 motor. This truck came from Vegas and the party I bought it from got it from Arizona where it was restored in the 90’s. This Jeep is completely rust free and absolutely solid. The inner tub was rhino lined and the frame was painted. The Jeep runs great and idles great. I rebuilt the king pin bearings, steering knuckles, drag link and bell crank so it drives straight with no death wobble.
I also rebuilt the steering box and got a new NOS sector shaft for the larger Ross box that are extremely hard to find. New gas tank and fuel pump New battery Rebuilt drag link, bell crank, king pin bearings, steering knuckles New front brakes and wheel bearings Rebuilt steering box with new sector shaft Rear gas tank rack and 2 tanks The truck has a custom built roll cage with KC lights. 12 volt conversion, electronic ignition, rebuilt alternator, functional winch, tow bar and tachometer.
*****PLEASE READ BELOW****** NO TRADES! CASH ONLY. I WILL CONSIDER REASONABLE OFFERS/ I WILL NOT RESPOND TO IS THIS STILL AVAILABLE. IF IT IS LISTED, IT’S AVAILABL”
UPDATE: This sold back in 2016; plates must have been transferred to the new owner.
(08/17/2016) “OBO This old jeep has been stored for over 40 years I bought it about four years ago and haven’t been able to do anything got sick so I’m trying to sell it it’s totally stock and everything worked in it four-wheel-drive is like new check with me for more information if you’re interested one of a kind!!non op ”
“1942 willys flat fender Jeep. Fold down windshield with flat head motor All complete but a project vehicle. All running gear but does not run. Barn find part of a multiple car purchase”
“1952 cj2a project no title bill of sale. New springs shackles body mounts. Ford 289 started mounting with adapter bell housing. Most of the paint removed. Stock axles trans and transfer case”
“1951 Willy’s Jeep,
Clean Nevada title, off road ready and street legal. Lots of new parts including;
305 Chevy
Clutch
Battery
Carpet kit
Gauges
Radio
All electrical wiring.
It has lockers in the front and rear axles. Newer 36” super swampers. 4 speed manual transmission with 2 speed transfer case. Priced to sell quick, $5800. Not interested in trades or low ball offers. Thanks for looking.”
“1950 CJ-3a fiberglass tub, steel grill and hood, decent frame, period correct hard top and doors come with it. 12 volt converted, starts, drives, got it running good today. Brakes work but will need hardware/drums cleaned up or replaced to be road worthy. Have 2 previous R.I. Registrations. Asking $4,500 OBO no trades. Complete parts jeep in last pics can go with it FOR MY FULL ASKING PRICE, it has a good frame, and complete drivetrain and engine that ran”
“What I have for sale is my 1951 Willys Crawler. Here’s the build list… Titled 1951 Jeep CJ3A 3RZ engine, AW4 tranny, NWF Eco Box, Dana 300 with a 4-1 kit Triple Stick shifter. Front axle is a Dana 60 35 spline inner and outers with Yukon slugs 5.38s and a Detroit locker. Rear is a 14 Bolt with Rear Disks 5.38s and a spool Fox Coil overs on all 4 corners Air bumps on the Front with a 3 link. Rear is 4 linked with Trailing arm suspension. Steering is fully Hydraulic using Trail Gear and Eaton parts. Tires are some pretty crappy 38×13.00-16 swampers on stock style wheels (really the only bad thing on it…
No winch will be on it. Nor will the Pitbulls/Iroks that are also pictured. Basically, if I didn’t mention it and you see it in a picture, please ask about it.”
