Long before the Scrambler, J-Series, Gladiator, the Willy Jeep Truck was offered as a post-war commercial 1-ton and 3/4-ton pickup. Approximately 200k total units were built during its production run from 1947 to 1965, but only a few surviving today. In fact, just 68 total sales are recorded by CLASSIC.COM, making this one of the more uncommon Jeeps available to enthusiasts and collectors alike. This example is being offered now by private seller via dealer consignment, having been acquired in 2023.

This well-refurbished 1960 Willys Jeep Truck is now available from Silverstone Motorcars for $30,000. Learn more below, or inquire today.

• The Willys Jeep Truck was produced by Willys-Overland from 1947 to 1965. Designed by Jeep's legendary industrial designer Brooks Stevens, the Truck was based on the Station Wagon and Jeep CJ-2A and was offered a series of drivetrains and layouts.
• Powered by a 226 ci. Super Hurricane L-head 6 cy. engine mated to a 3-speed manual transmission and dual-range transfer case. Additional features include manually-locking front hubs, front brush guard, black vinyl upholstery, and Alpine audio.
• Refurbishment includes overhauling the three-speed manual transmission and the dual-range transfer case, replacing the clutch, braking and suspension components, speedometer cable, rear main seal, ignition switch, voltage regulator, and various gaskets. Service documentation convey in the sale.
• Offered on dealer consignment by Silverstone Motorcars with a Massachusetts title in the seller's name.