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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 .
Hyster Fork Lift Willys Powered $275 Kennewick, WA
Listed 5 Months ago, but still up, reads like it ran “where” parked, not sure it ran “when” parked. Just took delivery of a brand new Raymond fork lift this week, and its pretty amazing how much has not really changed in Fork Trucks overall, small heavy base, some sort of engine or motor, hydraulics, and it picks things up and puts things down. Albeit the Raymond has a WiFi system just for its battery to tell me how bad we are at charging the thing and a central watering deal where it does all the cells at once, so it for sure has a lot more technology, but basically the same deal.
Could also be a Continental engine so never know what’s here till you go check it out- Tim
Andy’s Picks
Information from seller:
Forklift all or parts , has willys motor, ran 7 years ago
VINTAGE JEEP WILLYS GOLD MINER $215 Fountain Valley, CA
Only heard about these just now, but by reading them there are variations of this out there so I removed the Rare from the title on my side, I truly don’t know how to tell what year or model this is. Its for sure a neat part of Jeeper history and has a cool back story. So if you are in the know here and beside the link below anyone running one of these on their rig? Cool find for sure – Tim
Andy’s Picks
Information from seller:
Amazing solid brass rare collectable. Sells for so much more.
measurements
4 1/2 tall
weighs 1 1/2 Lbs.
It’s solid beautiful heavy statue. This will add a touch of vintage charm to your car with this rare Jeep Willys gold miner hood ornament, crafted from solid brass. Made in the United States in 1950, this piece is a unique collectible
1946 CJ – MB Theme Custom Pickup Body $19,800 Morton Grove, Il
Peter sent over this pretty neat Willys Jeep looks like an early CJ with a classic MB theme and paint scheme along with a custom back half truck bed made from a Bantam trailer. IMO which always changes based on lots of more experienced folks helping out not for the 100PT stock club this looks like it is a fully custom rig. But a pretty useful rig and could be a fun truck to gather a crowd around and talk Jeep with at the end of the Parade. The extra 2 feet out back can hold some stuff for sure. I like that’s its different and that it has a lot of accessories to fit the theme of this one. If you are interested in looking this over and adding a unique driver to your fleet please contact Peter.
Doing some research on this one the one site has this listed as 42680 as the SN so it puts it solid into 1946. Going by the information on the great CJ2A page it’s really a few hundred from the middle of the serial numbers listed for 1946 coming in just under midway.
Value
Description
Notes
42680
SN
As found on Classic Car For Sale
10001
1945 Start SN
From theCJ2Apage
11825
1946 Start SN
From theCJ2Apage
83379
1946 End SN
From theCJ2Apage
46690
1945 to 1946 MEDIAN SN
Calculated
47602
1946 MEDIAN SN
Calculated
73378
Total Production 45-46
Calculated
71554
1946 Production
Calculated
0.90
SN From 1946 Median SN
Calculated (SN / Median 1946 SN)
32679
Unit Produced
Calculated (SN minus 10001 Start)
0.45
From Total ’45 – ’46 Production
Calculated (Unit Produced / All Units)
0.46
From 1946 Production
Calculated (Unit Produced / 1946 Units)
Numbers above are subject to information on hand and may not be exact, way too many variables to make this any sort of official determination of when unit was produced, and no in person verification performed! Just for fun! Back to the Ad!!!!
Information from seller:
1946 Jeep Willys MB PICKUP Unique
This is a variation of the early 1946 model military model Jeep. The letter “A” at the end of the serial number signifies “Agri-Jeep”.
It features:
The robust T90 transmission, which was used in Willys MB models starting in 1945
12-volt electrical system
The pickup is two feet longer in length than the standard military Jeep and has a cargo bed adapted from a Bantam trailer.
The Jeep is perfect for weekend trips, it is additionally equipped with an original military crate containing four, also original chairs.
This Jeep is perfect for parades, reenactment events or off-road drives.
Also included:
Shovel
Axe
Pickaxe
Fire Extinguisher
First Aid Kit
Tow Rope
Canvas Tarp Cover
and the box containing four WW2 army chairs.
A great investment for a history enthusiast. It will not only be a fantastic fulfillment of a passion, but also a great investment. Clean title. $19,800 or best offer.
1955-1962 Willys Pickup $15,000 OBO Prospect, CT Guessing a self proclaimed Willys Salad, but if the list holds up you can not build it for this asking price, even if it needs a few things sorted out. The body looks to need some adjusting, could be a simple fix of the cab springs and some leveling, or if brackets were installed a deeper project to rework to a straight position. My Wagon needs a suspension upgrade so not picking on it, I wil get to mine but it’s a driver as this looks so I have it on the list. I do agree with Andy, nice truck with extra parts – Tim
Andy’s Picks
nice pickup with extra parts
Information from seller:
1955-1962 Willy Jeep Pickup With Many Extra Parts Local pickup only
1946 Jeep Willys Truck $20,000 Amesbury, MA ***PENDING***
Not fully a ’46, Cab and Doors are newer, but it does have the WO gate and the early front end. Pretty nice looking rig – unfortunately or fortunately its already pending but we still can grab a look at this one and harvest some photos- Tim
Andy’s Picks
4bt Cummins swapped pickup
Information from seller:
46 Jeep truck for sale, complete ground off restoration with about $30,000 invested into the vehicle.Has a professionally installed engine and drivetrain .The motor is a 4BT Cummins paired with a 5 speed manual transmission. 20,000 firm, will consider all trades
1946 CJ 2A Willys all original $4,500 Remsen, NY Andy’s Picks
CJ-2A
Information from seller:
I have owned this for 30 plus years. It’s time to move on. I had the motor completely reconditioned three years ago. The carb is always under construction. It runs and drives but needs time and attention l can nolonger provide. My price is less than the motor rebuild so don’t try too hard to beat me down. I could store it and hope l can get to it but selling seems better. Body is solid except under the running panel. See you on the trails or roads. I was always a familiar sight.
Rear Disc Brake Kit Jeep or Willys $200 Fort Collins, CO
Listed a few weeks back but ad is still up and shows reduced price.
Andy’s Picks
rear discs for someone!
Information from seller:
Rear disc conversion kit for Willy’s jeep. See link for specs. From Kaiser Willys. All the large components are there it’s possible some spall pieces are missing.
This is a really neat Wagon Body not so much for what it is because the frame looks to be missing, but for the connection to what it most likely was part of, it’s a small piece of Eureka, KS past. Anyone local from the area probably knows a lot more, but at the end is what I was able to dig up. – I hope you enjoy the ride on this one- Tim
Standard eWillys Content
Andy’s Picks
nice patina on a delivery
Information from seller:
This really cool panel could be yours. 1953 Willys jeep. This truck only has rust in two spots in the floor pan. The entire rest of it is rust free. Tons of extra parts including interior and body parts . It’s currently on a k5 blazer frame. No MOTOR OR TRANSFER CASE . No low ballers. If your looking at this then you know what it is and you know it’s a fair price. I’m not responding to the is it available crap so don’t ask. My buddy said if no one is interested that I can build it. I really want to build it because it will sit on a toyota frame and all of a sudden I kinda wanna keep it. However I said I would post it before I learned that so here it is. If interested I have a running willys four cylinder motor that was converted into an air compressor that I would throw in for an extra $500. $2000 cash firm no trades. $2300 with motor
Back Story on what I think is part of the history of this Wagon and what it was part of……
This delivery is a small bit of Eureka, KS history with coming from a long standing business with deep roots in the area, it was quite the Rabbit hole that Andy sent me down, but it was interesting to go back in time for what this Wagon was part of.
I was able to dig up quite a bit on the Brookover Grocery our of Eureka, KS. It was run and owned by Harrison Brookover and his family for a long time. Prior to being a Grocery it was a Service station that was originally founded as a Co-Op which I found an interesting article on the set up and history of that set up.
Here are some ads for the store…
In 1964 the Grocery was sold…..
Early Beginnings………..
Prior to the Grocery the place was a Service Station.
Overall the Service Station construction was started in July 1926 and completed and opened in August of 1926, it carried Dunlop Tires, Sinclair Gasoline, and 100% Pennsylvania Oil “Penzene” and Quaker State.
EDIT…… UPDATE ORIGINAL PHOTO FOUND!!!
So here it is the Mid-West Oil Company!!! What a cool find for me anyway, this has to be from 1926 to 1929, it has it all in the photo, the lube rack, the visible pumps, the PENZENE sign. What a shot, and they listed it as “gasstation” probably could add some details to this Photo.
Comparing the original photo to Goolge Maps today I feel that the light could very well be the original fixture above the door, you can still see the original building outlline. You can see the holes for the adjacent lights above the windows.
June 25th 1929 the Co-Op was dissolved and it looks to have become the Brookover Oil Company……
There are mentions of a Highway reconfiguration in some articles around 1939/1940 Brookover Groceries starts to pop up with a large addition to the building dedicated to Groceries noted in Oct of 1940…..
This Photo shows exactly how it is written the addition to the EAST with the Windows facing south towards 2nd Street (right side of Photo)
A time long forgotten….
Harrison Brookover was also the Mayor of Eureka from April 1945 to April 1951 serving 6 years. He was also a long time supporter and Secretary of the Greenwood County Fair….
Pretty neat local history all off one faded sign on the side of a Willys Wagon!
