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“For sale jeep willys parts only no title. 800.00 OBO”
https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/5989132927.html
It’s a 49 Station Wagon. He’s got pictures up now, but the guy’s a bit squirrely.
I offered in $500 as it’s pretty gutted, and he said he’d do 600. I asked him a few questions about condition and then when I said I’d do $600 he came back with “I took off the front axle and tailgate, and I’ll do $700”
so I wouldn’t recommend dealing with him.
Thanks for the note Keith. I’ll update the post and give a heads up to potential buyers.
– Dave
No problem, someone might be willing to pay what he’s asking, but its been gutted more than even the pictures show. It’s basically a dented body, right fender is thrashed, a rusted engine in need of a lot of work, and a rear axle sitting on a frame. He’s probably willing to sell the tailgate and front axle as well, but you’d have to put the axle back together before you could load the thing on a trailer easily.
But as a side note, I don’t suppose you’ve seen anything in the southwest recently for cheap that’s got a decent set of rims on it? I’m looking ot replace some scout rims on a CJ-2A
Keith, I will keep an eye out for a set also. I live in Tucson. Have you tried Willys Works..
(520) 888-5082
1933 W Gardner Ln, Tucson, AZ 85705
I’ve looked at a few used parts dealers, but not them specifically. And they all seem to want around $150 each which seems a bit crazy when that’s $750 for a set of 5, and I’ve seen rust bucket jeeps with usable rims, and plenty of spare parts on here for around a thousand. So I’ve been looking for a jeep, wagon, or truck rust bucket that I could take the rims off, and use as a parts bin for restorations.