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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 .
Mike sent this over a few days ago on email, he is selling a ’57 CJ-5 and it looks really legit. Nice patina. Looks like a good project.
Information from seller:
1957 WIllys Jeep CJ5. One of my best barn finds. No rust thru anywhere – from Eastern Washington State where it rains 17 inches per year. This unrestored farm Jeep runs / drives / stops / idles. I just put a new carb on which works great. 68 years old OEM carb goes with sale for rebuild. Amazing Z tread OEM bias tires (5), split bench seat, and great patina. No low offers, if it doesn’t sell my grandkids will enjoy. Clear TITLE.
Just listed as a ’52 Jeep, exact model was not listed but I’m going with a M38-A1. 289 in there now, don’t have many pictures. Missing the Jeep off the sides, grill light holes, split windshield, but does not have the big circle plug deal on the passenger side. Under the hood has some brackets on the hood still. Looking at the passenger side headlight bucket it looks to have those waterproof connectors. IDK not a ton of photos to go off of here.
Welcome to reclassify this if someone knows more.
Information from seller:
1952 Willy’s 1964 ford 289 v8. T18 3 speed trans mission Spicer transfer case Spicer overdrive unit on transfercase Edelbrock 550 carb Edeobrock performance intake 35×12.5 bfg km2 15×10 steel wheels Body has been gone threw and rhino lined Twin electric radiator fans New besttop super top New wheel cylinders and brakes New heater
Selling for my grandpa. He has owned it since 2013. Put maybe 300 miles on it since he’s had it. Jeep came from Nevada in 2012. So there is minimal rust. There is no major rust anywhere. For a 73 year old jeep it’s in good shape. Will trade for a farm style SXS.
1978 Jeep Wrangler – 39k Miles Here’s a true blast from the past – a 1978 Jeep CJ-5 with only 39,000 miles showing, a 4-speed manual, classic inline engine, and 4×4 that still kicks into gear like it should. If you’re looking for that raw, mechanical driving feel that only an old-school Jeep can deliver, this thing nails it. AMC 3.8L Inline 6 4 Speed Manual 4×4 On The Floor Clean Title This CJ fires right up, moves under its own power, and has all the bones of a solid vintage rig. It’s far from perfect, but that’s part of the charm — a little rough around the edges and full of character, just the way an old Jeep ought to be. It’s not a show truck, but it’s a fun and functional survivor. Would make a killer trail rig, beach cruiser, or light restoration project for someone who appreciates vintage Jeeps. 🏷️ $6,500 🏷️ V A D L R
This has been previously posted it started at $2500 and they have it down to $1,500. Mike is close by this one the Trenchers are pretty neat. The side augers and the sort that windrow, I must have searched enough for these I got some targeted videos of some home grown attachments to put the windrows back into the trench that were pretty ingenious how they worked.
Doing some digging Dave actually also posted this back in 2024 I thought I posted it twice, but this is the 3rd separate post, the pics back from 2024 are nicer.
Also pro tip if you click on a picture in a post I put up (except for way early ones) the name of the picture will contain TD###, that’s the appropriate post count, so for example this was TD334 for the original June 2025 posting if I reloaded the pics which I won’t will reuse the ones I have, it would be Post # 704 for me. I use a (now very large) Word Document to create the posts in this format, which have a rough running number system. That number then a “year” _ “model or description” _ “# of photos for that group”. Photos are the largest time process, I have tried and found a bunch of tricks to harvest photos quickly at times. The worst are the Auction sites they all seem to use a WEBP format that all need to be converted, but I did find a way to run a script in Photo Shop quickly to do a bulk change. At some level need a system that works for you but also one where you can find the images or know where to look. It was super easy to find Dave’s pictures and I added the better shot in the beginning.
Back to the Trencher, at this price point it would probably be over at my building it’s a neat piece!
Manley Wrecker on this is for a CJ (I waited too long to contact)
Information from seller:
1957-60 Ford 4WD original 4speed, separate high low, 2w or 4w transfer case. Was used as a log skidder for fire wood until it stopped making left turns. Has an old Manly hand winch still works. Engine turns freely, 6 cylinder. Also has a tee bar as it originally was used as a tow truck.
Nice looking rig, cool Hard Top. Little bit newer model year for us, but still solid start and looks like you can get out and enjoy this for the Fall season.
Information from seller:
69 CJ 5 jeep Willy hard top Original condition runs great have cloth top also starts right up and runs great
Original Meyers Hard Top Not rusted through, needs a little work to be perfect Believe it’s for the older cj5’s up to ‘75. But can be modified to fit any cj5 All glass is intact and good shape.
Off-road plow vehicle. 4×4. Four-cylinder starts up and runs on poured gas in Carburetor,  has fuel line from new electrical pump. Needs filter & fuel cell, right now using a gas can but not hooked up.  Clutch pedal pivot is rust frozen needs to be heated and lubricated. Manuel Plow settings. Could use a pair of seats, Been sitting.  Four matching deep lug snow tires with like new tread. Excellent for driveway or farm use. Has tow ball in the rear hitch……. ”NO TITLE”! Needs to be towed. First $1500 takes it! Trades considered. Please don’t ask if it’s still available If the ad is up, it’s still available!
1959 Jeep-A-Trench. Willy’s Hurricane motor is complete and turns over by hand. Drive line is complete. Frame is solid with no rot only surface rust. Trencher implement is hydraulic and complete. Would make for an unusual restoration project. Will help load on your trailer with excavator.
Another nice CJ-5, has some new parts as per the listing and would be a great starting point for a project.
Information from seller:
55 Willys original drive train New top, seats, tires, brake shoes and master cyl. Start of a restore and owner passed. Runs great and drives good. $5500 obo
