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UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/17/2015) Bill’s got the 3B for sale.
“’61 Willys CJ-3B – very rough body but it’s complete, never been repainted, the orig engine is stuck, but an extra good running motor is included, extra windshield frame included, factory hard top, rare factory PowerLok diffs F&R, this is a 1-owner Jeep with original PA title, I have the 1961 bill of sale/dealers order showing pricing and options, 22k miles. ”
http://lancaster.craigslist.org/cto/5258156691.html
Nice photo. It would be nice to see more. I love late gen 3bs. I wouldn’t mind checking out the shop too
This probably would be a good start for somebody. Good price (for the northeast) and it has a title. I’d bring somebody with a little knowledge to check it out first though.
I like it when “Jeep Guys” price there jeeps in an appropriate price range, unlike many sellers who think every old jeep is a goldmine.
Agree with all… esp. Chris’ observation: that is one very great photo! So cool just the way it sits.
if it were worth fixing my guess it would not be for sale. unless they also hope to get the work to fix and clean her up
bob in nc
The seller is Limestreet Carriage, very honest, very dedicated, very up front Jeep dealer and shop in Lancaster, PA. If it were not worth fixing up I know for sure that Bill would not be selling it. Bill, owner of Limestreet, also happens to be a gifted photographer, checkout their facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LimeStreetCarriage?fref=ts and you will see tons of amazing shots.
-Merlin
Wow !!! Merlin you were not kidding on the photos !!! There all amazing with a little of everything .Thanks for sharing the link
Thanks Merlin! The pic was just a lucky phone pic, you’ll notice that Norm is still chained to the 3B rear bumper to rear bumper…. thats how I got the 3B off of the trailer (by myself) (in the dark) (with a flat tire) (etc….)
Bob in NC — I’d love to restore this one for someone… the body is definitely a challenge, but the rest is all there and this Jeep has all of it’s paperwork and history in place. 22k miles, 1-owner. PowerLok diffs don’t hurt either!
Thanks to everyone else for the compliments, etc. Stop by my place to talk Jeeps any time
Bill @ Lime Street Carriage
Wish I was closer. Can never have too many 3bs.
I can’t believe this is still available… so cool… fair price.