This is on eBay.

“Here is a 1950ish CJ-3A Willy’s Jeep. This is a parts Jeep only. I do not have the title for it. I will write out a bill of sale for whoever buys it. What you see is what you get. It does have a good windshield, hood, grille, front fenders, seat frames, and some other small parts. The tub of the jeep is average for the jeep of this age. There is no motor, transmission, steering column. I do have a soft top for the jeep, but it looks like the jeep looks…rough. I bought the jeep like it is for a parts jeep, all it has done is sit in the shop collecting dust so its time to sell it.There are several good parts on this jeep and would make a good parts jeep for someone.”

View and the info on eBay or view it on Craigslist.

I’ve spent most of the weekend coding and reorganizing content so that readers can use the menus to navigate ewillys differently.  I’ll be launching this updated system sometime next weekend.  One small is example of today’s efforts is that you’ll now find Trucks and Wagons have their own categories and areas.

Two new areas will include (1) a how-to area, which will integrate readers submissions and web content, to help builders/problem solvers  with their vehicles and (2) an “identify” area which I’ll be building out to help people identify their jeeps (by grille type, body type, data plates, serial number, engine type, and more).

I’ll be back to regular updates tomorrow.

I have some t-shirt ideas and thought I’d see what you all thought about them.  I’m trying to create a different kind of willys t-shirt.    The “Africa” shirt would be one of a series of “WWII” vehicles.

No pics and no description.  However, it sounds like there’s some cool stuff for sale.

“Saturday 9-3, 105 Fremont Ave (hwy 12,121 between sonoma and napa close to 116 arnold drive) Tons of Equipment.  Electrical panels, milling machines, old willys jeep, lube truck, mechanics service truck with crane and air compressor, pro-tech and Merrit cab protectors, bar stools, metal studs and misc. metals, office furniture, picture frame moulding framing equipment and tons more”

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/gms/1920365088.html

Hemmings.com reported yesterday that Tucker #1045, estimated by RMAuctions to go for $550,000 – $750,000 was auctioned on Friday, August 13th, for $1,127,500 — the most ever for a Tucker.  Now that’s some price appreciation!

Kaiser Willys has generously offered to provide eWillys readers with a one time discount of 10% off parts purchased from the company (the offer excludes Body Tubs and Body Tub Kits).  You’ll note their ad in the sidebar to the right.  So, thanks to Kaiser Willys and thanks to Greg, a reader who took it upon himself to contact the company and launch this relationship. So, take advantage of this opportunity while it lasts!

I’m also hoping to publish a post in the future that describes how this family business started so we call all learn more about the company.

From the website: “Kaiser Willys Auto Supply, a family owned business for over 10 years, is dedicated to providing quality and reasonably priced vintage Willys parts and Willys Jeep parts and accessories for all 1941 to 1971 Willys and Jeep vehicles. In 2002 we built a 6,000 square foot warehouse to house more than 7,000 parts and to better serve our customers. We guarantee full customer satisfaction – our goal is to make every first-time customer a lifetime customer!”