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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 .
Bob forwarded this unusual CJ-5. I think calling this a custom CJ-5 is an understatement. The price is surprising.
“For Sale by owner. http://www.MyJeepForSale.com. 1974 CJ5 Classic Jeep. One of a kind Jeep. $49,000. Mileage: ~ 15,200. Original Owner. Stored in Heated Garage. Recently restored/repainted. Different from every other jeep in the world! Significantly different dual rear wheels. Call Sheila at 419-626-1979 x200 .
This appears pretty good, but someone has cut the edge of the entry to the driver’s side.
“1956 Willys Jeep > This is a fun jeep to have …It can be an everyday driver at the Lake Cabin, Ranch or Mountain Retreat. I can’t go anywhere, without people taking pictures of this jeep.
I put more into this Jeep than I’m asking. My next thing is to re-do my seats…but its a ruff N tuff Jeep …not you’re pretty restored parade jeep. I drove it on the Ranch everyday….but now I’m not at the Ranch and need to sell it.
Straight strong 4 Cylinder
Brand New Solex Carb. (performs great)
Good Clutch
Good Manual Trasmission (3) Speed
4-wheel Drive
Good Brakes (refurbished)
Good Tires w/ Spare
New Shocks
New Stablizer Bar
New Steering Wheel
New Front End Assembly
New Speedometer / Gas Gauge/ Oil Pressure Gauge
New Battery – Converted over from original 6 volt to 12 Volt with altenator (great starting power…and starts everytime, and even faster in the winter with snow on the ground)
Front Lights / Rear Lights / Brake Lights all work
Asking $4000
Text – Email – Call
Thanks for looking…
214-290-5422”
“1965 Jeep CJ-5A Tuxedo Park Mark IV
ID# 832215083 Dauntless V6 Engine, 4 speed Standard
Incredibly done, body off, absolutely perfect CJ 5A very rare Tuxedo Park
Mark IV.
A Buick (standard Jeep issue) 225 Dauntless V-6 engine that purrs like new,
and the rest you can certainly tell from the pictures.
There are only two notable issues; driver door window crack, and it is a
little tough braking.
Shifts perfectly, all correct Jeep except the tail lights. These are chrome
but not correct for this year.
Power lock differential front and rear. Interior is amazing. Hard to find
Jeep hub caps.
Note the truck is a color change; Paint Code 230 was Parkway Green; Trim
Code 225 was Green Vinyl Pleat. Who cares.
Beautifully done in every regard, a real must to the Jeep collector.
Remember it’s a Tuxedo Mark IV.”
This jeep has a variety of CJ-5 aspects, but was supposedly sent to Sweden for use by their military.
“1969 Kaiser-Willis Military Jeep
-72,000 Miles
-Sweedish but built in the United States and then shipped to Sweeden
-Runs Great
-New Seat Covers
-New Paint”
“For sale is a 1972 jeep cj5. It was purchased new by the canfield fire department in ohio and was used as a brush truck. It has a 304 V8 in it with a 3 speed, runs and drives perfect choke and everything still works fires right up. has like new tires on it with probably less than 200 miles on them. it has a warn 8000lb planetary drive type winch on the front of it which cost 2000 alone and it is still equipped with the light on top the radio the siren, and tank and pump in the back that runs perfect. it is 100% rust free and original minus the paint it was originally yellow the fire department had it painted red when they bought it and it still looks great, still even has windshield washer bag, and a working e-brake also still has the original brakelines too. i have the original service manual for it as well as all the maintnence records, overall a very nicely kept jeep that would make a collector a fine addition. or restore, keep in mind that this was used for brush fires and such therefore it has minor dings and dents mostly just the front fenders it isnt perfect but it is nice for its age. if you need any more details about it just ask so you know 100% what you are bidding on… (odometer shows 4370 miles and i was told this is accurate by the fire department and that is what the title says however the speedo quit on me while on my way to work about a week ago so it will need fixed i even found someone that does it, but you can tell just from driving it that it is extremely tight (even the manual steering that is known to always be sloppy on these jeeps and the transfer case is almost silent when in 4wd so i 100 percent believe the mileage.”
“1955 Willys–Great running QUIET 4 cylinder gas saver smooth running, The Good- Engine runs great, transmission is tight- not sloppy, transfercase- hi and low work great, axles are solid with locking hubs , no rust on body, glass is good, wiper works, nice seats, has the rear tire holder that also holds 2 jerry cans,- Now for the bad- The heater hoses are not hooked up(I did not plan on using the heater unless I found a hard top) –, when in low range- it will climb almost anything, , has bikini top ”
“’57 Willys Jeep CJ5 with the original F34 Hurricane 4 cylinder. Runs great, but burns a little oil (naturally). 128k miles. This is a very solid, nearly original Jeep.”
This looks in good shape. This seller is also selling the M-38A1 above.
“Hello im selling my 1957 willys jeep it is in excellent condition. it looks completely restored. new seats. a 4 cylinder and a 3 speed transmission, and almost new tires im asking 3,200.”
This is not a Super Jeep, but does have the graphics package.
“Up for auction is a 1974 Jeep CJ5. It is powered by an AMC 304 V8 which we believe is the original engine which may make this Jeep a factory Renegade package. It is a three speed manual transmission we believe the axels to be Dana 44’s front and rear. According to our calculations the axle gearing is 4.27:1,
The Jeep runs and drives well and the 4×4 works well. It has manual lock out hubs, and has a manual choke so it starts and runs well when cold. The engine has been upgraded with an Edelbrock aluminum intake, fendewell exit headers than go to medium loudness mufflers, the Jeep sounds throaty but is not overly loud. The Jeep has been in Arizona its entire life, but does have dents and dings all over the body.
There is no rust but there are dents etc. I would call the Jeep a “five to ten footer” meaning that if you are 5 or 10 feet away it looks like a new Jeep, when you get up to it you notice the dents and dings but hey its almost 40 years old and these werent built to be show cars, but it is rust free. It has been repainted an industrial gloss white and has custom Super Jeep package graphics on the body tub.
The body tub is 1976 and was swapped on many years ago. The Jeep has brand new black low back vinyl bucket seats, new seat frames, and a new factory rear seat from Rugged Ridge. The Jeep has 4″ of total lift comprising of 2″ lift Rancho springs front and rear and 2″ lift Performance Accessories shackles. The tires are new 33×10.50×15 BFG KM2s and the wheels are vintage restored American Racing turbines that have been restored to brand new condition. The wheels and tires were installed in the spring of 2011 and have less than 200 miles on them.
The Jeep belonged to my brother in law who was killed in an accident at work, and he performed all of the work and restoration from approx 2009 to 2011, we got it in the spring of 2011. We have kept it in storage and drive it occaisionally when the weather is nice, but honestly have only put maybe 100 to 150 miles on it over the last year and half, mainly a Sunday cruise when the weather is nice etc. We have decided that it might be time to pass it on to someone else to enjoy, this Jeep turns every head that passes by, and it just needs a few minor details to be perfect in our opinion, but it is ready to enjoy as it is now. Clear Arizona title in hand, the Jeep is located in Avondale, AZ. ”
“Easily restoreable jeep, runs, no visible rust.Sweet! PTO and hydraulic mount for snow plow. 3 speed tranny, original 4 cylinder engine. Good seats, used tires. Needs brakes.”
This has an unusual paint job. Looks like a nice jeep.
“’56 Willys Jeep
* $9000 in restoration and updates with receipts
* Has been in storage since 06.
* Stock 4cylender hurricane engine
* Stock transition and running gear all updated
* Too much to list.
* Working tailgate
* Dual function windshield (it folds down with frame, and in upright position it goes up; very rare!)
* Serious inquires only please.
* $7500 (partial trade may be considered guns, ammo, survival gear, pickup camper)
(509) 671-6424 call or text”
