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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 .
Easy lift here if you are in the market for a 2A grab and go enjoy the rest of summer and fall seasons instantly! This is really nice as well, and its Blue in the NE so it makes the List! But it’s a sweet Willys for sure, and I feel you have room here at this price point to hunt down a few accessories like a PTO or Winch and make this your own still.
Information from seller:
Jeep was restored no corner cut.
The engine and trans were rebuilt.
New radiator, motor mounts and front drive shaft. Have receipts!
This is a completed restoration in 2022.
Here are some key notes to rebuild.
New Carb
Frame straitening and repair after acid dip.
Painted and then Rino lined.
Transfer case overhaul
New tires and rims ( 5 ) Spare tire carrier
Left and right fenders including mounting kit Body shell (tub)
Blue NE Jeep Day! But unfortunately its just the L134 not the entire Willys. Looks like maybe a ’47 – ’49 by those front grill marker lights. Little high for me on the price, I’m typically pretty happy with my engine picks and try not to over buy. At the same time if you need parts and pieces, your not going to your Local Napa and finding some of the smalls on these things, lots of smalls shown. Too high for me but for the right buyer this could be a good find. Mostly because I have over 14 Willys engines so you need to be selective at times!!! I would not post it if I did not think it had value to someone out there, but the Jeep it came out of was Blue so it gets a spot for today.
If you are trying to date code a project, these are the kinds of things you really need to go see, there are a ton of date codes on the parts and pieces, so serious post, I get requests for authentic date ear stuff often, and its desirable to certain people.
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When Motor was pulled, it ran and worked sitting in a trailer. I do have a machine to help you load it if interested send me your phone number or send me a message.  Motor is for sale only Motor is for sale. Only Motor is for sale only.
Looks like it ran a few years back, has rear PTO, gang mower not listed but gives you an idea of the fun times ahead for the right person. Brakes can be over rated at times.
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1956 Willys CJ-5 “High-Hood” Project – Bill of Sale Only – $1,000 OBO NOT running and brakes don’t work – stored outdoors about five years. Last time it ran was 2022. Has PTO that powered brush hog in the past. Bring a trailer; does not drive. No paperwork came with the property – selling AS-IS, with Bill of Sale. Venmo or cash
1952 Jeep Willys M38 and 1946 CJ-2A $4,800 Medford, NJ
The M38 has some cool stuff like the plow frame.
Information from seller:
PAIR (2) flat fender Willys…1952 M-38 runs & drives, body & frame are in poor condition. 1946 CJ-2A body will need floor replacement over all in good condition…frame is in very good condition. You can make one complete jeep or use them for parts. NO titles, only bill of sale. LOW BALL OFFERS WILL BE IGNORED…NO TRADES.
Selling my 1948 CJ-2A. Great Jeep and great for somebody looking to restore a jeep and to keep running and work on. The Jeep runs great. No problems. Only aftermarket parts on it is the radiator and the radiator reservoir everything else is original. Been really fun to own and drive and to work on. Again everything works and drives great for a 77 year old vehicle. Texting is the best way to reach me, thanks! The Jeep is located in Grantsville, Utah.
Price seems very good on this, not much detail in the Ad in general more of a sales ad which is not a bad thing, just can’t share that much about any back story here.
Looks legit straight and has a cool Hard Top, the Grill and Side Brackets do lend it to be a 1946.
Rear mount spare, front bumper must have a back story, and some extra lights up front as well.
Information from seller:
For Sale: 1946 Willys Jeep – A Running Piece of American History! Looking for a unique vehicle that turns heads and sparks conversation wherever it goes? This 1946 Willys Jeep is exactly that. A post-WWII classic that starts, runs, and drives great, original Willys engine, this is more than just an antique—it’s an icon. Whether you’re cruising through town, pushing snow in the winter, hitting the trails for fun, or planning a full restoration, this Jeep is up for the job. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of history.
1950 Wagon, was an advertising rig, who does not remember that cool Bear Wheel Alignment advertising, neat stuff! Not sure there is a whole Wagon here, but it’s a neat piece to explore.
Looks like a 2WD possibly, thinking it had rear quarters replaced in its lifetime, column shift. The round holes up front inside along the time of the windshield I feel are older so it should be around what they are claiming 1950.
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1950 willys wagon. Decent shape, really fun patina. 2.5k and willing to negotiate in person cash in hand. Not willing to trade…unless it’s a reliable fishing boat. Selling because house and medical stuff. Getting old and being responsible sucks sometimes.
Neat FC with some history up for grabs, these must have been cool to ride around in on the rails. Looks like it’s there, needs a new home.
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1962 Jeep FC170 · Truck · Driven 29,000 miles Former Railroad Hy-Rail truck, shows 29k miles, currently doesn’t run, ran 7+ years ago, turns over, has compression, no windshield(son broke it playing hide an go seek, was on a shelf wrapped in two moving blankets!), front 2ft of bed floor is missing. 95% rust free. Was told that a donor truck was used for parts to repair rust, pretty much just needs “minor” body work to get into painting condition, interior needs work and is in the bed and boxes but seems to be all there. There is an extra door and tailgate. All parts seem to be present besides the windshield. I do have some Hy-Rail gear available but it is not original to the truck and will require fabrication to attach to the truck. Same ole story. I had hopes to take on this project but 5+ years later I still have barely touched it. Has been stored inside since I got it. Kids and my own business take up all of my time. Time for it to move on I guess. Open to reasonable offers. Brownstown, IN
Has a new body and looks straight. Pretty detailed rig. I put rigs like this in the get in and enjoy category, it may not be some historic all original, but its still tons of fun and for the price point.
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This is a Jewel. Has a new body; New gauges: converted to 12V; brakes are new; fuel tank converted to plastic. Swing, spare rack added. Has original 4 cyd motor and undercarriage. Owner outdid himself in restoring this vehicle. It was restored for his personal use so it is top notch.
Another large Auction of some Jeep and Farm equipment and lots of smalls as well located out in Napoleon, OH.
Online Auction but…. There are some neat items listed and if you are in the area or are looking to make a road trip, might be worth a look at some of this.
This is an estate sale of Herbert Huddle who passed away back in Feb, doing some research he had a large family and did a lot for his Church. He worked at IH and Campbell Soups, held some patents which sounds like a cool machine to sort jumbled cans into a straight line, would be cool to see that in action. Really sounds like a neat guy. Prayers to his family and those who knew him.
Here is a snap shot of some of the items listed and I will work on getting these all sorted.
It was cool to see the personalized plates for the rigs these are really neat Jeeps and I did not even look at the tractors. “Restored and Owned by Herb and Betty Huddle”. Those are cool pieces reminds me of the personalized plates that you guys helped the grandkids find last month!
I will say there is a certain photo type most Auction houses use since the sites are just so photo intensive that our site does not support, so they have to be converted, its just a few clicks to convert but its time really, probably will take be a good solid hour to do most of that work and time can be hard to get that dedicated file convert process going. Gotta get locked in for that event. I did it with the large FC Auction, it works out in the end. I struggled with this post going on third attempt to get it all sorted, it’s information overload, some technical issues with the computer in general. But I feel I got it sorted out to a pretty basic layout for now and got my conversion from WEBP to JPG down yet to be seen at scale. No complaints just when folks don’t see posts it’s not because we are not working on posts.
rare column shift, w/flat belly pulley, restored, new odometer, runs & drives, new battery
Information from seller:
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Payment Instructions: Please call our office to make payment via credit card @ 419-875-6317. There is a 3% processing fee on all cards. Wire Transfer @ 15.00 fee. Your card on file will not be automatically charged. You can pay cash or check at pickup. A 10% Buyer Fee applies to all items! Buyer will be emailed their invoice at the end of auction. 3% charge on all credit/debit cards & $15.00 charge on wire transfers.
Currency Type: USD
Shipping Instructions: PICK UP ONLY!
Preview Date & Times: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12 FROM 10AM-2PM.
Checkout Date & Times: YOU MUST CALL US TO MAKE PAYMENT, YOUR CARD WILL NOT BE AUTOMATICALLY CHARGED! Please call our office 419-875-6317 Or you can make payment at pick up via cash or check.
Location: 10-442 County Road N, Napoleon, OH 43545
Driving Directions: 10-442 COUNTY ROAD N, NAPOLEON OH 43545
We need more details, this is almost ready for the Zombie Apocalypse but needs a few things like its missing that Passenger Grate and drivers headlight. Front bumper is straight, looks like they mounted something up there. Its stout for sure.
Its not a Driving Range rig, no dents on the side from those rotten kids, DON’T HIT THE BALLS AT THE TRUCK! Always had to wonder why drive in front of people with drivers in vehicles that are caged up if you did not want them to hit them at you. I digress.
Any other guesses what this was for?
I love the truck, it’s pretty crazy looking. Gotta be some pull tab cans in the tool boxes.
There are some serious parts on this one for the older rigs, those front hubs I always liked the look of those full time hubs. I would love to try a set of summer hubs on Willa Dean to see if that would help the L134 out a tad.
I need more pictures, two just does not cut it for this one.
Information from seller:
Old willis jeep truck 49 model I think 4×4 original engine and transmission no bed not running
