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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.
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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 .
Between the overdrive, the cage, the rear basket, and the winch, there’s value here. Looks like the King Seely Speedo is intact, too.
“56 Willy’s
400 cu. in. V8
3 speed Transmssion w/ Overdrive and twin stick Transfer case.
Ran but need some work.
Has bad gas in plastic fuel cell.
Bring a trailer or a tow bar.
Dana 44 Rear
Dana 37 Front
New 31’s will fit 35’s”
This includes a second engine and tranny. The jeep has a ventilating windshield and a PTO winch.
“This is a rare 1957 Willys Civilian jeep. What makes it so rare is the type of windshield frame that it came with, and the factory Koenig PTO driven winch. I purchased a little over a year ago with the intentions of restoring it. Just haven’t had the time to start on it. The engine was disassembled and sitting in the rear
Of the tub when I purchased it. I hunted down a good running replacement engine that also had a good transmission connected to it. The running engine and trans is included in the sale of this jeep. The jeep has very little rust and a great patina. It’s a unmolested survivor, meaning it hasn’t had `modifications done to it. It’s never even had a roll cage installed on it. It wouldn’t take much to restore it, or just install the engine and get it on the road again. A Willys in this condition is a rare find.
My research:
This jeep was first sold to a orange grower in the Chino/Corona, CA area and used to drive around and tend to a Orange grove. Some years later a man in the high desert here bought it and
brought it home. He disassembled the engine and let it sit for many years. When he passed away I purchased it from his family.
I have the title. $2,000.00 is what I’ll take for it. Serious inquiries only. No low ballers, The price is firm. Price was just reduced from $2,500.00”
” Eminently restorable steel hardtop and doors from 1967 Jeep CJ6. All glass intact and weatherstripping/rubber in good condition. Door mechanisms work…windows roll up and down.
I’ve restored the rest of the jeep, but this original top is too heavy to put back on. This is a rare piece for the dedicated originalist.
Surface rust on the interior roof, as you see in the picture, but not threatening the metal’s integrity.”
“Got this project passed on to me a few months ago and I just don’t have the time or money to put into it. It is basically a rolling chassis with a few extra pieces and parts. It has the original drivetrain but I’m not sure if any of it works. The front end is all there but fenders will need to be replaced. I just need to get rid of it and get it out of the yard. $500 OBO”
“Here is a 55 Willys Jeep, original 4 cylinder with hi-lo transfer case, warn hubs, Dana 60. Ugly but very solid, only surface rust nothing through. Currently not running, great project for someone else, I have too many”
“1961 Willis Jeep 350 small block with Willis trans and running gear.custom dash runs and drives, comes with original four cylinder and trans. No trades and scammers I have guns so beware”
Nick named the “Beer Runner”, the builder of this jeep made an effort to do something a little different.
“Retro -Style – One of a Kind.
Frame Off Restoration – $23,000 spent for restoration alone.
Deep Red Custom Paint
Custom Wheels, New BF Goodrich All-Terrain tires (will include extra set of “on-road” tires)
New Front/Rear Axles, Disc Brakes
Custom Roll Bar
Vinyl Top
Chrome Bumpers
AM/FM Radio
Wood Steering Wheel
Off Road Lights
Restored Seats
Soft Doors (Not Installed)
Chrome Step/Accessories
44 Magnum Shift Knob
2 Wheel Drive
Towing Hard Points Front/Rear.
Hand Painted Graphics:
Beer Runner – Coors SS Keg Bolted in Rear Bed.
Original Drive Train: Hurricane 4-134 FHead Engine with T-90 3 Speed Rebuilt Transmission/New Clutch.
Odometer 19,000 Mileage Unverified.”
“FOR SALE!! If interested, please email me with any questions,name, a phone number I can text ( much easier for me), and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Clean titles for all. Not interested in trades. I have A running original drivetrain, blue 56 Willys CJ5 hurricane four, three speed 4×4 with dana sealed axles. It smokes a little but runs and drives. Perfect candidate for a restoration $1500. Grey 76 CJ5 232 straight six, three speed trans, 4X4 with extra frame, driver or toy $1500.”
(12/14/2017) This is a neat jeep. It’s a Navy ordered CJ-5. It appears to have a gov plate attached to the dash. It includes a ventilating windshield. Looks like the passenger rear side has been patched.
“1965 Naval Military Jeep is one of 600 made. Most are not running. This jeep was owned by Russell Dees Military Vehicles and I now own it. I just had Knico engines in Moultrie Ga do the rebuild on this 4cyl engine that has warranty. I had Hayman’s Garage Albany Ga put new clutch, brakes, brake lines, alternator,water pump,radiator, hoses, belts and new gas tank and ignition . The body is in good condition with only a spot of surface rust here and there. Tires are almost new . A rare opportunity to own a collectable part of military history.”