eWillys | Your source for Jeep and Willys deals, mods and more (2024)

It’s a mix of parts that doesn’t run yet.

“Jeep Willy old school jeep, perfect project car. I just got it and willing to let it go at good price. It was running 2 months ago just been sitting. I may have. It running by tomorrow I just want to get it out there for any Jeep fans. $2000obo. It is pretty solid it needs a lot of TLC if u want to make it super cool, but I like it w the rust and patina. Give me a call if at all interested I just want to move it I’m not a jeep person and this is a Willy that I’ll probably have running tomorrow. ”

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/cto/5783718666.html

UPDATE:Still Available.

(07/17/2016) Not sure if it runs or not. I think the seller is mistaking the transfer case for the overdrive.

“I have a original 1952 Willys Jeep with a 4 cyld engine / 6 volts, carberator original body & frame has a 3 speed transmission 1 speed overdrive 16” rims and tires I am selling it for $2500.00 obo
I also have the pink slip and the seats for it this Jeep needs to be restored,”

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/5780156796.html

Hasn’t run since about 1980.

“This 49 Willys has a good running 327 motor and we were told its out of a 1963 corvette, the frame is in good shape the jeep needs a total restoration, its bin setting in a local barn since 1980”

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5783740428.html

UPDATE:Thanks to Alaska Paul, the Goddess, and especially Ming the Wonder Parrot, who I’m told was instrumental in finding seed money tosupport their winning bid. Ming was worried the bidding might go higher and, to cover the additional cost, he might have to get a job. So, no job just yet Ming, unless you want to fundKnardly Rolls.

And thanks to the other bidders, too. I’m honored by your enthusiasm. And thanks to Ted for coming up with the idea!

Ted Jordan has volunteered to auctionhis rare 2A brochure to benefit eWillys. His brochure, “Jeep Planning”, is one I’ve only seen come up on eBay once before (in 2013). He is including a newspaper insert, which is also a pretty neat,too. What he doesn’t know, and what remains unannounced to this point, is an epic trip involving a group of Willys nuts. My goal is to drive Rusty on that trip next summer. That means it must be roadworthy in ten months. Can it be done? We’ll find out! More on that trip will be shared at month’s end.

This auction was all Ted’s generous idea. Here’s what hewrote:I have seen these brochures sell for over $100 when they surface so Im hoping some of you early Jeep enthusiasts will dig deep and help to support Ewillys and Dave with a worthy bid and purchase of this great piece of early Willys Literature. Winning bid or purchase payment can be sent directly to Dave at Ewillys and I will ship it for free and get it to you undamaged!!!! Good luck and remember this is going to a great cause so dig deep !!!

As a life long Willys Jeep enthusiast and a huge fan of Ewillys, I would like to try and raise a little money for Dave through an auction or sale of a really cool Willys jeep Brochure. I can only speak for myself, but Im quite sure most of you Jeep guys will agree that Daves site is one of if not the best site for anything Willys related.

The brochure I’d like to donate to the cause is a really early super rare Willys Jeep Planning Brochure. Its about 25 pages long and includes the very hard to find supplemented newspaper section of 6 pages that is most always missing.

The condition of the brochure is excellent to mint with no damage what so ever.

I’ve been collecting Willys Jeep Brochures for a long time and this one doesn’t come along very often if at all. What separates it from most of the others is it really concentrates on all the very early Prototypes, CJ2s, Ag Jeeps, and early CJ2A Farm and Industrial Jeeps. Continue reading →

UPDATE: Charles noted that these three me were pilots, not paratroopers.

Jim alerted me to this mural in Sanford, North Carolina. The city of Sanford has been adding murals to downtown that preserve local history. One in particular is a glider with a jeep emerging from it that honors three of the town’sglider pilots, according to this article.

This photo come from Marc out of Mortefontaine.

“1946-1948 TWA management rode around Africa and SW Asia in a former B17G (probably Captain Bob Buck was in command !) the picture was taken on the flight line in Heliopolis near Cairo”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

This look like a great post-1955 equipment book. Auction ends Saturday morning.

“This is a dealer sales book packed with information regarding the CJ-3B, CJ-5, 1 ton Truck, Station Wagon, Willys Fire Truck, Willys Ambulance, Jeep Fire Engine and a very complete list of all of the attachments and accessories available from the Jeep dealer at the time from A frames to welders. There is a sales brochure included for each item which describes the items in great detail as well as some of the installation times. This is an original surviving book from the early 1950’s, not a reprinted copy”

Seller has never washed it. Great old converted fire department jeep.

“Hi, up for auction is my 1952 M38A1 Willys. The Willys has seen a very colorful life, starting with its tour of duty during the Korean War era to its rebirth as a rim fire Willys Jeep, putting out rim fires along the Northern Sierras in the Tahoe National Forest. Bumps and bruises tell the story of the life of this non-stop built to do service, Willys. All of the Military accessories are still on the Willys and intact.

I’ve owned this Willys for several years and have had a blast driving the Willys on and off road, mostly off road. The Willys has never let me down. Fresh tuneup, fresh rebuilt carb, This Willys is turn key and ready to go. I’ve never washed it, the Willys has earned the dirt and grime that this workhorse wears! Below is a bit of history in regards to the legacy of the Willys M38A1….Enjoy!”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.

Glenn spotted this unusual build. Pretty cool.

“1968 custom jeep truck”

UPDATE:Price dropped to $7500.

(07/20/2016) Looks like a solid build.

“1948 CJ2a, Ford 302 engine, c4 auto transmission, Warn overdrive,Positrac rear,4:10 gear ratio, Chevy tilt steering and box,Rancho springs. Aluminum radiator, two gas tanks. Many receipts of work done by Etreme4wd.Dependable, runs great!”

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5781614770.html

It doesn’t have a fan for the radiator? Maybe the seller miswrote?

“1949 Willys wagon first year of 4×4. Has Super Hurricane Flat 6 engine over drive winch is a warn 8000 older restoration small spot of rust in r/h rear fender area good driver or project will heat up on longer drive have a fan for radiator not installed may just need work on shroud extra engine as well also other parts and tools. Good headliner.

http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5776965308.html

Runs (with some smoke), but no brakes.

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“Great old classic Willys cab over FC170 Forward Control for sale. These old trucks are getting extremely hard to find in any condition, let alone with all the body panels, bed, and tailgate. This one was pretty well taken care and has you can see from the pics, still has a lot of potential to restore into a nice old rig.

The body is better than most of them you will find. Sheet metal is fairly straight with exception of drivers door. The bed sides are pretty solid and the bed floor only has minor rot, not shot like most of them. The floors have been patched but the seat pans are mostly solid with a few holes but hold my 240lb rear just fine. The windshield surround only has surface rust and not rotted out like most.

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Only one pic. Powered with an F-head.

“1952 Jeep Willys. No rust. Great shape. Fold down windshield is your A/C. Army green. Upgraded to an F-Head engine. Super fun.”

http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/5780110960.html

This is the same MB that sold at auction for $10,500 last month.

“This is a very nice, really well kept, maintained, cared for original and authentic Willys WWII Military MB Jeep. As you can see by the pictures, it is really nice. Tires are very good!!! The paint is all good, and believed that at least the hood is of ORIGINAL paint…….interior is good. DOES COME WITH CANVAS TOP IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AS WELL!!! Rare find. The only modification that we can tell is that it has been converted to a 12 volt system, with key ignition. Other than that…………very original! Great vehicle for parades, nostalgia, etc…………$22,400/offer”

Could be a good price based on the description. No pics provided.

“1952 Willys flat fender trail jeep
Buick 252 v-6 w/RV cam headers and 4bbl
TH350 AT w/shift kit
Transfer case is a model 20 case with 18 guts
Offset 44 rear w/ full floater kit disc brakes , lock rite and 5.38 gears
Front is a 25 disc brakes , lock rite and 5.38’s
Warren overdrive
8000 lbs warren winch
Full roll cage
Full and Bikini tops
Real 32 bolt bead locks w/ new 33/12.50/15 truxus radial swamper’s
Wotking heater ,horn , lighter
All lights and turn signals work

WILL SEND PICTURES UPON REQUEST BY TEXT OR EMAIL
NOT looking for any trades unless it’s an old chat muscle car Chevelle , nova , Camaro or c10
Will only trade up will not trade down or for any 3rd gen camaro’s don’t like them”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/5781982281.html

UPDATE: This was a great price at $500. It sold quickly.

There’s likely some good value here. If I had the space, I would tow this one home on our return from NM.

“Runs and drives. Has oil leak on manifold. No clear title but I have it. Be a great parts jeep. 225 buick engine.”

Justin is selling his CJ-5. It runs and has a fiberglass body.

“Cj5 for sale, recently rolled, do not have time to fix a few odds and ends. Needs windshield, hood and right fender. Still starts right up. Fiberglass tub in good shape. Would make a good mud/woods jeep or project. 35″ tires, have title, hardtop and doors”

https://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/5759665827.html

Seller erroneously describes the M-38A1 as anMB and the cj body as a 1942.

“1942 Willy’s jeep body flat fenders hood windshield seats fuel tank grille and frame. Have title and currently registered.
1953 mb runs and drives no paperwork.
Extra windshield 2 roll bars.
Package deal $2500 obo.”

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/5780817389.html

Could be a good price.

“1 CJ2A tub, ’46-’48, no dataplate, does require some love (don’t they all). Comes with another tub, from tool box forward are from a 46, with data plate, the bed is from a later model and is fairly rotted out. Also has 1 set of fenders, hood, grill, tailgate. Buyer takes it all, $300 OBO”

http://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/5780402647.html

No pics and little description.

“Rebuilt Jeep kept all original looking to sell 5000”

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5780434131.html‘

Has updated drive train. Not sure how much MB is left.

“1942 Willys jeep flat fender has a 302 v8 needs some work runs good”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/5780651673.html

Thereappears to be someparts value here.

“1976 Jeep CJ5. Ford 289 v8 with Ford 4-speed manual transmission, custom adapter, Jeep transfer and diff’s. $1000 + 94.00 tax. ”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5781993248.html

Bob’s gathering was this past weekend. He shared these photos. Looks like it was great weather for the event.

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Dallas found this serial number on his body. Based on this thread, we believe it indicates an aftermarket body. Has anyone else run across similar numbers on their CJ-5 bodies?

He wrote, “I’ve got a 1959 CJ5. It has the typical serial number data plate on the driver side firewall in the engine bay, but in addition, it’s also got a serial number stamped directly into the firewall on the passenger side in the engine bay. Neither the location nor the number format itself are ones I’ve seen before on other CJ5s. Have you ever seen a number there? I’m wondering if it might mean I have an aftermarket tub.”

UPDATE II: Another of these surfaced in 2019.

(12/18/2016) Rudy just purchased this rare and unusual O.C. Szekely-built Ford powered four wheel drive APU. It’s got a an Szekely badge and an O.E. Szekely stamped transmission. I don’t recognize the transfercase, which falls to the driver’s side rather than passenger side.

Thanks to some careful research, Rudy discovered that this vehicle was one of eight deliver to the military on August 25th, 1953. Specifically, “”The vehicle is a specially built two passenger 4X4 truck powered by a FORD eight cylinder engine. . . . A generator mounting chassis, located between the seats, supports the two generators and generator drives”and the “transmission that incorporates the transfer case is designed to transfer engine power to the generator drive”. O. E. Szekely dropped off eightof these vehicles to a shipping service on August 25th, 1953.”

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