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DJ $1,500 NW Houston, TX
Andy’s Picks
DJ
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
jeep 1942 call ask for johnny 1100 am to 11,00 pm show contact info NO TEXTS EMAILS CALLS ONLY NO TITLE FREE DELIVERY 50 MILES
1953 Willys Rat Rod Project Auction WI
Andy’s Picks
This one might come down to the wire currently bidder 32671310, but I would not count out 32690802. They have been batteling this out for a few weeks here overall with some decent interest.
Has quite a lot of features here, some ’57 Chevy parts, Willys Parts, S10.
The number of bids here is pretty impressive.
Good luck to the new owner.
I was hoping to find some history on the names on the side, was able to find that Norman J Allen got his eelctrical license in 1951, Not much on Pete, but there was another Electrical company around eariler in the 40’s, its hard to track it all down but some neat markings on the side of the Wagon.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
VIN: 451EC111743, mounted on 1998 Chevy S10 with 1987 Jaguar engine, 75% finished with lots of new parts and extras, vehicle runs, all per seller
1952 Willys Truck
$9,900 Indianapolis, IN
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
1952 Willys Overland pickup with a clean Indiana title. This is a very solid truck that spent the majority of its life on the West Coast, very solid frame, and mostly rust-free.
Powered by a mildly built Chevy 350 V8 with a Holley carburetor and MSD distributor. It starts easily, runs strong, and has plenty of torque.
Has the original T90 3-speed manual transmission and original Dana 18 transfer case. The 4-wheel drive works great. The electrical system has been converted to 12 volts for improved reliability and starting.
This truck isn’t perfect but has so much character and gets compliments anywhere I go! The odometer shows about 49k Miles but I am not sure if that is accurate. NO TRADES
Open to reasonable offers
Willys CJ-3B Rolling Chassis – Early 1950s – $600 Springville, CA
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Early 1950s CJ3-B Rolling Chassis sold for parts – includes transmission, transfer case and axles – sold as is
1951 Willys Wagon
$16,000 Losantville, IN
Nice looking Wagon. 226 Get in and go.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
All original. Rebuilt motor, new second gear in transmission (T 90) new seats, 4wheel drive. Easy and fun to drive.
1966 Jeep Gladiator
$1,600 Sussex, NJ
Listed 16 Weeks Ago, might be a cool truck for someone.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
1966 Jeep J2000 for sale. No title. Used for years as a personal plow and upkept enough to keep it moving. Has sat for a year or so since it was replaced with another truck. Will crank but haven’t had it running in a while. Possibly has one intact brake line. Could be a parts truck, plow or if you have the money and time could be rebuilt. View photos for condition. Frame is pretty solid but has some thin spots with a few holes. It’s not a great condition classic and will need work. Will have to be towed with a flatbed trailer and winch. Pick up only. Cash only. Not really sure on value due to condition so make a reasonable offer.
1948 Willys CJ-2A
$5,900
Attica, IN
Listed 9 weeks ago. Sounds like it has had some work done to this one prior so might be something to check out.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
I’ve been messing with this willys for a few years and just have to many projects!
Runs and drives and is a great platform to start from I believe someone rebuilt the engine before I got it it fires right up every time
I put a new tank in it
New breaks and break lines
Rebuilt carb
Converted to 12v
1952 Jeep willys CJ-3A
$12,900 Laotto, IN
*** SOLD***
*** SOLD***
Nice 3A. Soft top.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Nice Willys… new tires, new front suspension, new interior, new steering gear, motor rebuilt, new top and doors, it’s been sitting for the last ten years, driven a couple of times per year. Needs a home where it will be driven.
Willys Front Clip
$400 Francesville, IN AD REMOVED
THIS AD HAS BEEN REMOVED
Hood dinged up, no spear, looks to have prop rod and the rubber bushing. Pretty nice looking.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Front Clip and hood off early 50 Willys truck. Asking 700 OBO
Its been a week thats for sure.
Unfortunately we don’t have a progressive drive limit on the site I’m in the process of trying to fix that with the host.
We are busting at the seams and there is nothing really wrong with anything just need more room.
So bear with us, enjoy the archive. Search your favorite model and see what you find. Search for pretty much anything you can imaging and Dave probably found it and posted it. Not nuch he did not uncover its really amazing.
Hopefully we get the drive space sorted and figured out, or its just on my end, have a new ISP at the house after last week’s storm we were on Generator for a few days and I switched to my backup ISP which is much better then my standard one just never used it after 3 years. So there are some bugs to work out.
Thanks, Tim
There is a neat project in the works and we would like your help.
If you have a memory or short story of Dave Eilers you would like to share and could write it out or write out something small maybe in sharpie and put it on a card, piece of paper or send a picture of it we would like to incorporate your contribution.
Size wise, I don’t really know, I was thinking like the size of a normal greeting card the blank inside of one side, if its shorter or longer that’s great too. Index card size might work as well.
You can Mail These to:
1N7 Willys
30 Lambert Rd
Blairstown, NJ 07825
or email a photo of this to post@ewillys.com
If you would like a post created about this let me know and happy to share a post or anything you may like to do as well.
Thanks in advance, Tim
We have also started an online form to submit items if that is easier. Please see this post on that process.
I would like share the following message from Dave’s family, we will continue to keep Dave his family and friends in our prayers. If there is anything we can to to help please let me know.- Tim
Dear eWilly’s readers:
My name is Karson Eilers, and I am David’s eldest son. I regretfully share the news that my dad passed away yesterday. My dad started eWillys because he had a difficult time finding information about vintage jeeps. What he found, and I think what really motivated him to keep building the site, was the community he found on here. He loved engaging with readers, answering questions, and identifying obscure jeep parts. When my dad’s final message was posted our whole family was moved by the outpouring of gratitude and support. We are so grateful to Tim for taking over the site and preserving this piece of his legacy. Thank you, all, for being a part of the eWillys journey!
Sincerely,
Karson Eilers