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1956 Jeep Willys CJ5 Tomball, TX $1,500
“Andy’s Picks”
This is pretty cool set up!
Seller Description
Willys jeep between 1956-59- I think. Needs some TLC. Motor runs with new battery. Great project for deer lease vehicle. Need some work on the clutch & brakes as well a fuel tank/system. Has exhaust leak on manifold but can be fixed with new gasket.
if it were closer (i know, i know.. heard it before) it would be on my trailer to idaho for a new life as a farm jeep.
Miley
Did you see the M38A1 with top in Spokane? About 10 miles from Idaho.
It was posted on Jan. 20 and is still listed.
I do remember that listing John, thanks for the reminder. I had to wonder how much frame damage has occured with the 7ft plow.
if all you need is a farm truck, it might be good enough. Remember too that M38A1s allegedly have stronger frames than CJ-5s, so any damage may not be too bad.