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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 .
“This is a 1945 last series Jeep Willys MB with rotary light switch, stamped steel pintle hook. The Jeep has a original Deep Water Fording Kit, an original Tow Bar (No Reproductions!!), an Waterproof 6V Ignition Coil and Distributor. The Jeep Runs and drive, like littel work on brakes, minor rust. The vehicle is complet and original to 90 %!! I will sell worldwide, the bidder arrange the shipping, i can help to load the jeep on a trailer.
(04/08/2011) This is a stock CJ-3A with some rust issues. It runs and drives.
“This jeep has been in my family since 1982. My grandfather did a ground up restore in 1987. He and I used it to for hunting in NY. I had it shiped down here from NY two years ago in hopes to restore it to 1987 condition again. But I don’t see that happening any time soon. I hate to sell it but i guess its just the sign of the times. I have done my research online and know alot about this jeep and know their value. The jeep needs some body work. It runs good. Its been sitting for over 15 years and all I did was put a electric fuel pump on it a battery, new plugs and wires..It took a few mins but it started right up and ran just like it did 20 years ago. I drove it around the farm a few time with the kids and parked it behind my shop where it has sat now for two years. The interior is in good shape but needs a drivers seat.I have the seat but it has a bad rip in it so i took it out the passengers seat is in good condition. I have removed the gas tank due to the 20+ year old gas that was in the tank (and it still ran with that gas in it). I was planing on installing a ploy tank but never did. The jeep also needs a brake job. I do have a new master cylinder for it that also needs to be installed. The motor is a flat head 4, with a foot button starter that still works good. All gages are still in place and all work but the speedo. The hearter even still blows. And the head lights still work ..I did put a new tire when i got the jeep due to the dry rot..the other tires are still somewhat ok… If your are SERIOUS about this jeep , email me and I will send you more detailed pics of it cause i can only put so many on here..”
This looks like a pretty solid jeep. Note the Missouri title.
“I am selling my 1948 Willys CJ2A, It has been restored to excellent running condition, rebuilt motor, transmission, transfer case, starter, new clutch, new flywheel, new pilot bearing, new U-joints, new shocks, all new brakes system including parking brake, radiator, all working gauges, seats in great shape, new wiring, all new gaskets, new alternator, new battery and has been converted to 12 volts. Body is in good shape. Everything works, she runs great and has a MO title.I am firm on my price and DO NOT want to trade with anything except cash. ”
“UP FOR SALE IS A CLASSIC WILLYS CJ3A JEEP $700.00 OR BEST OFFER
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY,
THIS WON’T LAST LONG AS IT WILL ALSO BE LISTED ON EBAY WITHIN A WEEK
FLATHEAD 4 CYLINDER 134 ci (2.2L)(2199 CC) 60 HP
3 SPEED + REVERSE T-84 TRANSMISSION (MANUAL)
-ALL ORIGINAL PARTS
THIS IS NOT CURRENTLY RUNNABLE / DRIVE-ABLE
THE STARTER IS MISSING, I AM TOLD THAT THE ENGINE WAS PRODUCED BY FORD FOR WILLYS
AND THAT A FORD TRACTOR STARTER IS THE SAME STARTER AS THIS SHOULD HAVE.”
Dan is selling his M-715 to make way for more Jeeps.
“1965 Jeep M-715 5/4 ton truck, Impossible to find unmolested all original M715 Kaiser Jeep 5/4 ton military pickup.
All original 24 volt system working perfect. GI Blackout lights and all.
NO rust CA truck.Original Dana 60 axles
Small crease in the tailgate. Other then that perfect.
Has hard to find pioneer kit (missing the pick ax). Cracked windshield. Have new rubber for the glass.
All new NDT tires and tubes cost $1,500.
New complete exhaust from engine to tailpipe $500
New Interstate heavy duty batteries $250
Full tune up kit $250
Registered, insured and running great.
Call or write for more details
$8,500 obo”
This sounds pretty solid. The seller notes in a comment, “This jeep is about 99% rust free original condition. There is a very small place in the floor under the tool box. The hat channels are free of rust. The bolt holes for the tire hanger were skimed over.”
“This is a 1963 Willys CJ3B Jeep in excellent condition for a jeep of it’s age. It is stock except for the steering wheel and tail lights. It has the 4 cyl F-134 engine and 3 speed trans with Hi and low 4wd. You don’t find many of these jeeps in this condition. It has only 30258 miles on a working speedometer. This jeep comes with a set of original GoodYear Suburbanite 760×15 Super Cushion tires, this is the same tires that were available from the factory on these jeeps.”
“This is a great old Willys CJ3b that I found and restored about 4 years ago. I found the Willys locally here in Anaheim CA, It was used mainly as a family camping rig through the 60s and 70s, it had been sitting in the side yard of a house in Anaheim for many years. Basically no rust to speak of. The body is really straight and clean origianal metal. I started with the mechanicals and rebuilt the brakes, the carb, new gas tank, new electric fuel pump, new ignition.. etc. I added a quart of oil and the ole OHC engine came right up! It starts and runs great, it smokes some on initial start/choke. Smokes a little under load. but performs perfect for my needs. The snow plow was an old Ebay item of hunk of metal rust that I shipped to CA from back East. I blasted and painted like new, and realized I had original serial # 150 Western Snow Plow! I spoke with a retired Western Engineer and he remember those first plows to come off the line, basically all hand built. that was fun talking to him. I spoke with current Western engineers, and they helped me engineer the upgrades to the plow. It now has full Hydrualics up/down and swivel. all new components and works great. The 1955 hard top was found in Sacramento CA and was blasted and painted with the body in 2008. Only surface rust, no major repairs required. I never finished installing windows in the top. I have the doors, but never finished restoring the rollup windows. The rig has a unique “Tuxedo” trim package front chrome bumper that is very cool. It has an original 1960s Smittlybuilt full cage. I installed new Bestop lowback front seats. I have the original heater parts, but never put it back in. I have used the Willys the last four years pushing snow around my cabin in Big Bear Lake, CA. Never had any issues with it. It always starts, and runs strong. It has origianl 60s mag wheels and four new all terain tires with chains. The rig has been garaged the last four years, only driven during the winter to push snow around the driveway and access roads. I usually keep it in 4-low, but I have occassionaly put in high gear to tootle around the neighborhood during the summer. it always turns heads and makes people smile. I would not recommend as a daily driver, but rather as a collectable conversation peice, and as a hell of a little work horse plow for a small property like mine. I had thoughts of going through the motor/rings to eleviate the smoking. but it runs so well, I never did it. I have had a great time with this rig, but it is time for me to move on to a new project. I know there are Jeep/Willys affectionados out there that will appreciate this little rig as much as me. Please let me know of any questions about it you may have. Really nice straight body/top. All metal . all original. I’m a big guy, and I did re-locate the driver seat back a few inches. other than that, she’s a stocker!”