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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.
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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 .
I spotted this article about slinging a jeep on LoanSentry.com. Apparently, during WW2 the folks in the 881st Ordnance were slinging plenty of jeeps, enough that they created a system for it and published the results in
You can view a variety of the ordnance documents at vmpa.ordnanacereproductions.com. It looks like a cool resource.
Craig spotted this unusual model. This has got to be rare.
“Up for bid is a mini lindy Gypsy Van new and factory sealed.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“This 50 Willys is an excellent example of an unrestored, well cared for vintage car. I have just replaced the master cylinder and wheel cylinders, so it stops great. This car is all original and runs great with the 4 cyl standard shift. Wide Whites make this car look great. The hood has been painted at some point, but matches quite well. I guessed at the milage, I will have to take a look.
Good old original Willys – Great shape considering the age. This is a rare find in this original condition. Excellent for a frame up restoration, if that is what you want to do. I like em old and patina’d. The hood looks to have been painted at some point, other than that, just well kept old car. Everyone loves a station wagon, I get compliments on it always. The price is obviously negotiable. Make me an offer ! The Willys does have a new master cylinder and wheel cylinders since I purchased it. Runs, drives and now stops very well. Make me an offer, you never know.
Video of when the car was at the dealer I bought it from. Go to youtube.com and search for 1533 50 willys final”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7700
“Hello this jeep runs perfect. Everything works. Oldsmobile 225 oddfire V6. 4 speed, warn overdrive, power steering, disc brakes, front lockers, duel exhust, two fuel tanks, Heater, wipers, welder in engine compartment, hubs, winch, rear seat with tool box, nice tires and rims, camping rack, tow bar, towing receiver, cb, safty brake button on shift lever, I have erverything to do a major rebuild on the engine. I was going to do it 25 years ago but the jeep keeps purring! It does have a top with doors. I also have a new top in box. no doors. Shown with bikini top. There is a tear in both seats in the seems and a dent in the rear where a toung from a trailer his it.
This is a militarized CJ-2A. Note the title is still in the name of the previous owner, though it has been signed by the previous seller.
“LL STEEL TUB AND COWLING.UNDERCARRAIGE/FRAME IS GOOD-ORIGINAL,65 YRS OLD..FRONT FLOORS HAVE BEEN REPLACED/REPAIRED WITH HEAVY METAL/WELDS/RIVETS BODY FILLER/BONDO.REMOVABLE TOP,AND FOLD DOWN WINDSHIELD UNIT. NEW :TIRES,WINDSHIELD GLASS,TOP,SEAT PADS & COVERS,BODY HANDLES,STEERING WHEEL COVER,FLOOR MATS,DOOR STRAPS,SIDE MIRROR,RED LIGHT,TAIL LIGHTS, HEADLIGHTS,SHOVEL &AXE.
*NAVY SEABEE-MADE :CANVAS TOP,METAL BOWS,REAR BENCH SEAT,ALL SEAT COVERS & HEADLIGHT GUARDS. . . More info ebay”
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The engine was installed, but hasn’t been started.
” This is my pride and joy for the past couple of years and now am ready to let someone else finish and enjoy. Its a older replacement m38 md Juan tub on a 1962 jeep cj frame and springs. The tub is in good shape with absolutely no rust. It is bare metal throughout and needs paint and possibly some body work depending on what you want to end up. There is a large dent in the cowl but I have a tub with a good section for this repair. The windshield frame is rust free but the tube arms have been removed and flat steel welded in. Its functional but not stock. I have a new windshield gasket and locking strip but no glass. It has newer lift springs with new shackles and bushings. There are fabricated u bolt skid plates installed. The frame has been blasted and powder coated an orange color/light red. It has also been strapped top and bottom and on the sides. This is as bullet proof as a stock frame gets. I installed a rear tank with a new fill hose. It has a disc brake dana 30 front end out of an 1983 jeep cj5. The rear is a 19 spline dana 44 that has had all new bearings and seals. The tires are 33×12.50×15 that are roughly half and the wheels are brand new 15×8 black cragars. The transmission is a t90 and the transfer case is a dana 18 twin stick both of which I rebuilt myself. The seats are out of a newer honda and in decent shape with minor wear on the back. I installed hanging pedals and a tilt column as well. I had the column totally gone through so no slop and it operates like it should. The master cylinder, clutch master and the clutch slave are all brand new. The front calipers and pads are new. It has all new brake lines run and functioning. The engine is a 140 3.0 mercruiser that has been totally rebuilt and never fired. I added power steering and a hei distributor. The carburetor is brand new as well. I have a receipt from the shop that tore the engine down and inspected everything before I installed it.”
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UPDATE: Was $850. **SOLD**
This used to be an airport jeep.
“Originally owned by Kent County Airport.
Needs complete restoration – Great winter project!
Also, 43″ Willys flathead 4 cyl complete motor rebuild w/transmission and transfer case.”
This has the separate data tags.
“This jeep is a classic
It runs but needs the carb rebuilt
The body is not rusted but is not in perfect shape
Drives great 4×4 works I have the title this was one of my projects but my other project needs funds so unfortunately i need to find this toy a new home call and I can tell you more about it
3162005006”
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/3559820223.html
This runs, but smokes. It is listed as a 1948, but appears to be a M-38.
“1948 jeep
I have a complete enclosed soft top
Motors runs but smokes — need rings or valve guides 903-327-4642”
http://texoma.craigslist.org/cto/3558099409.html
Neither looks too bad.
“1946 Willys Jeep pickup, restorable. Ford US motor – complete.
1956 Willys Jeep pickup with a flathead 6 complete.
$1200 each or $2000 for both.
Call 707-786-9637”
http://humboldt.craigslist.org/cto/3559727404.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8700.
(04/15/2012) This looks solid.
“1964 WILLYS JEEP NEW TUBE, NEW TIRES , NEW KLINE TOP, RUNS AND DRIVES NICE TAKE IT ANYWERE , IT ALSO HAS OVER DRIVE, (978) 828-3114”
http://boston.craigslist.org/nwb/cto/3559935789.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350
No engine, but the price is cheap. Hood and fenders are off.
“1961Willys CJ-5 No engine , no title. Body in very good condition. No rust. Hood and fenders are currently off. Price of $350 does not include them. $500 with hood and fenders.”
