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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
Brett and the Utah eWillys Bureau should be proud of this find. Check out the sort-of-custom body on this jeep. I’d like to check this out more closely to see exactly what’s left of the old body (if anything).
“1951 Willys Jeep. 283 V8 Chevy small block, 4 speed transmission with 33×12.50 tires. Custom built body, new corbeau seats with harnesses. Runs strong, new wiring, new gas tank. I never use it so it just sits in the garage. Time for it to go.”
Doesn’t look like much of anything is original, maybe some of the frame or drive train could be there. Even the window looks modified (narrowed). Check out those deep wheels, hardly any backspacing on them it looks like. Seems the tires would stick out more than they do.
i think it looks awsome.id like to have a cj like that but i already have a cj-2a.nice…..
i was checking if the jeep was still for sale? and is so iwood like to talk about it. thanks mike
Hi MIke,
I haven’t seen in on Craigslist in several months. I’m guessing that it sold, but I couldn’t say for sure.
– Dave