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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 .
“All stock flat fender jeep, new 16 inch ND firestone tires, carb kit, master cylinder kit, new knuckle seals. Flat head L-134 Starts and runs good, all gauges work, heater, electric wiper motor, stock seats, soft top is in fair condition. Channels in frame are good, very little rust on tub. Please call with any other questions. Have other spare parts to include.”
“great vehicle hardly any rust runs and drives out great needs a little bit of brake attention all gears work has a PTO driven winch on the front and it has a PTO option for the back four wheel drive has high and low range reverse first second and third on the shifter”
“Has been setting for the last four years. Tires are like new, except for the spare. Will need a new fuel pump and battery. Carburetor will probably need to be rebuilt from setting. Has new shocks. I have the back seat frame and a new front bumper that goes with it. I have a clean Texas title. ”
“This is a 1950 CJ-3A with an L-134 Go-Devil 4 cyl engine, T-90 Transmission and D18 Transfer case. It does not run.
Frame:
Overall excellent. Some rust in spots but no rot or evidence of repair.
Body:
Extremely rough. Likely beyond repair. Fenders are also rotted. Hood is solid but does have a wide shallow dent. Top bows are still present but will need extensive repair if they are to be used.
Engine:
L-134 Go-Devil. It is not stuck but I have made no attempt to start it. Condition aside, it appears very original right down to the clips that hold the fuel and vacuum lines together. Air cleaner, oil filter, fuel pump are likely all original 3A parts. The starter was recently removed and is not included.
Transmission and Transfer case:
Both stuck. Hand brake has sustained damage and will need to be replaced. Some components possibly salvage but this will need a complete rebuild or replacement.
Axles:
D41 rear and D25 front. Two of four wheels stuck. Continue reading →
(10/04/2016) This could be a good price. It includes a winch.
“1949 flat-fender Jeep–running 327 V8 engine and automatic transmission–12,000 lb. Warn wench–cloth bucket seats–soft top in good condition–no cancer–warn hubs–very good knobby tires– Pictures to follow shortly.”
“CJ3A Willys Jeep. I believe it’s a 52. Body in descent shape. Seats have been redone in green canvas. Have new wheel cylinders for it. Jeep has Rare High Output “Supersonic” engine in it (dealer upgrade or owner upgrade back in the 50’s; 68hp engine vs. 60hp of the regular L134). Radiator and Fenders are currently removed due to replacing intake with a new Carburetor. Gas tank has been boiled out and relined. 4 stock 16″ wheels replacement wheels to go with it. I’m sure there are some other odds and ends to go with it. Drive train in very good condition.”
“1951 Willys Cj3, The jeep is a 1951 with a 1961 Chevy 283, It does start up and drives up and down the street, has some rust mainly from sitting. Has sat for a few years. Not street safe at this time. Great project. no low ballers”
“ve had this willys for 4-5 years, and Ive been building it dreadfully slow. The time has come to pass it to the next guy. Im only selling the body, Title and frame but may possibly sell as a roller. The frame alone cost me $3000 to build, Its a Throttle Down Kustoms frame built out of 3/16th square tubing and mandrel bent. The body needs the final welding done to it to finish it off. I Rebuilt it from the Cowl back with new body panels. Im into the body about $2500. Will include a ton of builders parts Ive accumulated over the years. The frame hasn’t been modified in anyway so its ready for your LS1, 350 Small block, or Any other engine you can make fit. Setup for toyota axles but you could put Narrowtrac Dana 44’s from a wagoneer easily enough. Clear Colorado Title in My Name. Price drop Will take $2000 OR Trade for Subaru AWD cars”
This has a Navy tag. Seller also has DUAL REAR WHEELADAPTERS for sale.
“For sale is our 1953 CJ3A Willys Jeep. It is currently registered non operable but the registration has been kept current. A Buck 231 V6 conversion was done back in the 80’s but the conversion was never fully completed. It was driven after the conversion but only a few hundred miles. The Buick v6 and transmission were rebuilt during the conversion. The brakes were upgraded to 10″ brakes and a Warn overdrive was also added. The Willys was also painted yellow at that time. Note, the windshield assembly came from a CJ2A. This Willys has been stored covered or indoors since the 80’s. This is a great Willys Jeep for someone looking for a restoration project. The body is in very good condition. The vehicle currently is not running (I haven’t tried). Looking for a good new home.
Asking $4200 OBO.
Also Available:
Dual rear wheel adapters and metal fender extensions. Previously this Willys had dual wheels installed.
Koenig metal top with door and artic gas heater (was functional back in 1978) with chimney also available. This would probably only be interesting to a collector.”