UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was Make Offer

It sure is dusty!

“Up for bid by Federal Trustee, 1954 Willys Jeep. This vehicle will be sold “as is” in current location (central Montana) in approximately 30 days. The previous owner stated vehicle was running when parked over ten years ago. Vehicle does not show any visible rust, has winch on front bumper has keys in ignition. Please provide a price you would pay and bid by e-mail and the subsequent highest bidder will be contacted. Offers under one thousand may not be responded to. Thank you.”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown**

(12/16/2015) No pics provided.

“1959 cj3b Willys(high hood) no motor trans or transfer case tub hood and windshield frame all sandblasted have fenders and full arctic top with glass and doors ready to be built into a toy or restored don’t really want to sell would rather trade for a international scout or something similar but let me know what you have. Also have a riding mower and a self propelled push mower and 67-72 chevy parts that could be thrown on top for the right deal.”

Doesn’t run.

“Project jeep, heads are in tool box.”

http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/5385022711.html

UPDATE: Still Available

(10/27/2015) Looks solid. Has a replacement tub.

“Buick V6 Turbo 350 trans automatic, Warn overdrive, 5.38 33Detroit lockers, Dana 44, Beard super seats, full cage. 8000lb Warn winch, 33inch 12.50 -15inch bead locks.”

http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/5376945783.html

UPDATE: Was $500. **SOLD**

Some parts value?

“For sale 1962 willys jeep complete with clean title or part out.”

Jake’s got this 3B for sale.

“Hi there I have a willy’s jeep cj3b for sale. Good parts jeep. Lots of rust :p
Drivetrain is all there idk if the engine is free. Jeep rolls freely. Grill and fenders are very solid and in good shape. Frame is solid. Had Dana 44 axle. Can be seen at end of the road at:
550 amelith Rd Freeland MI

Got it on trade. I don’t have time for it. 500 obo. Open to trades”

http://saginaw.craigslist.org/cto/5376794337.html

Looks solid, but a mix of parts.

“Jeep CJ3B 1953. Runs like a top. Body off restoration 1000 miles ago. Great WWII era civilian utility vehicle painted to look like the military version. First year of new Willys F-head “Hurricane” engine…producing 75 hp. 36% more than the 55 hp produced by the previous flat head “Go Devil” Willys Jeep engine. Everything works like new”

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/5371017556.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600.

“1952 Willys Jeep. Runs and drives.”

No pics provided.

“New motor, body off restoration, 700 miles since restored. F “Huricane” head 4 cylinder, over head valve. 3 speed manual transmission. Original military tires. Painted in Olive Drab (OD green). 4- wheel drive works great. New wiring harness. Registered in the state of Georgia.”

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/5368750545.html

UPDATE: Price dropped to $750.

(08/03/2015) There appears to be value here.

“up for sale I have a 1953 willys jeep this was used for off road only and does not have a title. ran great when I parked it and will run great again after a little tlc. really not wanting to let it go but i just got married so have to make room. The frame is perfect and straight body has some issues but perfect for some off road fun I have steel doors and a steel top for it as well. it has all been converted to 12v and has a bus heater in it for the winter she does have some minor issues but nothing mechanical the rims and tires pictured will not come with it i have another set that is similar might consider partial trades for AR,1911 or honda youth atv looking to get 1500 obo no reasonable offer refused if interested lmk and I can get up and running again just needs solenoid and a few wires ran questions call or text anytime”

http://rockford.craigslist.org/cto/5360794134.html

UPDATE: Still Available.

(12/05/2015) It’s a project.

“1953 first year of production. This is a project that I started but lost interest in; has clear Oregon title; fairly original jeep but rough and needs total restoration. $500 worth of new parts include: 12 volt high-torque starter; fuel pump; carburetor kit; oil lines; it does run with good compression. jeep has been dismantled and some parts re-furbished as I went such as oil filter canister. Also has one new front spring installed.”

http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/5361642736.html

I think these have been listed previously. It’s a moving sale, so seller has all kinds of stuff for sale.

“(2) project willy high hoods jeeps with parts form$950”

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/gms/5345594196.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000

(10/07/2015) Needs some body work, but still looks like a good price.

“hot rod needs rust repair chevy v8 b and m hydro msd holley edelbrock centerline more Jeep is running strong correcting a misprint sorry for the inconvenience I can provide a bill of sale only than ks for your interest this an engine and tranny in search of a body to create loud and fast it starts and goes needs brake work”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

(12/06/2015) Not sure how much value is here.

“FOR SALE: This jeep is perfect for restoration project. Missing only a few parts. Has a Buick 225 motor, the rest is all original. If SERIOUS, email me your phone number and I will call you back. Thanks.”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown**

(12/06/2015) Runs and drives.

“1961 WILLY JEEP 4 CYL STANDARD TRANS .RUNS AND DRIVES.FOR MORE INFO CALL DARRELL 1350.00 .also have top and doors .rebuilt motor”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.

Has a little fire damage, but still may be worth a look.

“1961 Willys Jeep CJ3B PROJECT
Jeep was parked at a house that burned the front drivers corner was damaged, the paint, wiring , tire and top were all damaged.

The engine is an “F” Head 134 ci. 4 cylinder – I did a compression test and got 110 psi on all cylinders , I tried to start the engine and the engine has spark but the starter bendix failed, the bendix is available on ebay for about $12, the other problem is the flywheel gear teeth are chewed up ,the gear is flip -able but the engine or transmission needs to be removed to do it.
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