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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 .
I don’t recognize the back of the body on this CJ-5.
“A New Motor with aprox. 1,000 miles; The radiator has been recored; The Front Hubs have been rebuilt; New Tires; New brake and gas lines;New Shocks; The breaks have been reworked; New Electric Fuel Pump; All Lights and Turn Signals work; The 4 Wheel Drive works.”
(04/30/2011) All original except top (and except for all the other parts that aren’t original).
“New exhaust, new shocks, new top, new tires, new carb, new gauges, new alternator, new radiator, runs good, all original except top. Call 805-207-1100 for more info.”
I was testing out my handheld scanner today that mom bought me for Christmas (yeah, I know, about time I did that). It turns out, it works pretty well! I decided to try scanning some of the 1924 images from my grandfather’s trip around Europe and Northern Africa.
My question is, anyone know what type of car this is? I believe it may be a Durant Motor Company 1923 Flint e-55? Grandpa appears to refer to it as the ‘Flea’, but the only two notations I have are kind of blurred.
I don’t know if they imported the car or bought/rent/borrowed it when they got to France, but they had plenty of resources, so it could have been any one of those. The thing I couldn’t match up was the grille — I couldn’t find any grilles that matched the front of the grille below.
And though it might not be a jeep, I suspect traveling around Europe without a full top was as adventurous as any jeep trip would have been (they did have a light, but airy top they could throw over themselves)! They started in France, traveled through Spain and into Northern Africa. They returned by ship to Marseilles, drove throughout Italy, then headed north through Switzerland and into Germany. They ended the trip in France then took a plane to the UK. I have over 400 photos, many of popular landmarks, making their path easier to track. I hope to recreate part of the trip some day.
The seller provides a great deal of info, including links to the restoration of both the Bantam trailer and the Willys CJ-2A at the CJ-2A Forum.
“I am selling my 1948 CJ2A. It starts and runs every time. It is my daily driver. Has all original running gear (Go devil engine and T90 Trans)
The winning bidder will also receive for FREE the matching 1945? Bantam trailer. Fully restored to match the jeep. New top, rims, electrical, tires, tongue box, hitch.
Pros:
Currently registered and insured
All this was done within the last year and a half
Original Carburetor rebuilt
New body (Inner and outer windshield, tailgate, hood, fenders)
Has Willys stamp on all body parts
The whole body was replaced with a new one and coated with POR 15 to make it rust resistant!
The frame was sanded and coated with POR 15.
New Reproduction Wiring Harness
New 12V Starter
New 12V Alternator
New Ignition
New Spark Plugs and Wires
New Glass Bowl Fuel pump
Steering rebuilt (all seals and joints were replaced and or rebuilt)
New front and rear seats (made from Sunbrella waterproof material)
New Bikini Top (made from Sunbrella Waterproof material)
31″ tires (less than 1K miles on them)
Rear swing out tire carrier with matching rim and tire
2.5″ lift (rides much nicer than the stock suspension)
New Rims from JC Whitney
New Gauges
All oil flushed and filters replaced (engine, transmission/transfer case, differentials)
Functioning Turn Signals (to include hazards)
New 2″ trailer hitch and extension
New Intake/Exhaust Manifold
New full exhaust system
Rebuild heater
New locking center console with New Marine CD Player/ Amp/ and speakers hidden inside console.
Engine was rebuilt about three years ago
Brakes were completely redone by the previous owner and stop really well.
Refurbished Hard top with fully functioning doors with roll up windows.
Cons:
Not much to list here
The paint is relatively new (last 5 months) but it does have a few surface scratches
The transmission does pop out of second every so often when you let off the gas suddenly
The trans has a small leak (about a dime size puddle after driving)
I do have a rebuilt transmission that comes with the jeep, just haven’t had time to put it in, and never had any problems with it.
E-brake works but doesn’t hold as tight as I would like”
“For Sale. 1946 Willys Tub. This is a bare bones tub. Rough. Rust. Has very good firewall, cowling, dashboard, and other. Rusted out front floor. No extras come with it. $175 or make offer. Cash or trade for Willys flathead 4 cylinder engine. Thanks. 636-352-8814.”
“Off-Road 4 WD Willys with winch, roll bar, oversize tires/wheels, baja top. Body rough but engine strong with rebuilt carb, new battery, points/condenser. Not currently licensed and definately an off-road vehicle. Make offer. Phone Larry May @ 520 825-1625.”
“Willys Jeep-A-Trench. 4 cyl. flathead w/3 speed trans. 4 wheel drive. Restorable. Have Ohio title for it. If interested make offer. I have no idea what its worth but I am sure you could sell the trencher off the back to a collector and restore the Jeep. Thanks”
It doesn’t run and drive, but has seen a variety of mods.
“You are 1963 fj3 mail jeep i was building as a rat rod its a very unique jeep we have dropped the side panels 3 1/2,has all the brakes have been redone on it,has wilwood brake assey brake padel,4.3 carb.and turbo 350 trans.(its doesnt run and drive)it wouldnt take much to get to runnin and drive,i have a carb.intake for it,pro billet hei disti.,650 holley carb.Tnis thing draws mad attention and it is right hand drive.Open to Trade,Cash Can call at 706-844-3419 Thankz for lookin”
“1969 Postal Style Jeep . Custom paint, Upgraded electrical, Newer rims with new tires, Newer seats,
Rhino Lined Floor, Just about everything has been done to this car but the engine.
Does not run and is registered Non Op.
Plenty of room in Compartment for bigger motor or rebuild existing engine..
I bought this as a project for my son and, I but it’s not our thing.
If you can rebuild a motor this is an easy project.
Might trade for professionally built utility or enclosed trailer 5′ x 10″ or larger. $1400 619-322-8833”