John shared this one. This looks in good shape, though I think replacing that front bumper would help improve the look. That said, this jeeps is registered as a 1968, so not sure if that will cause a titling issue in some states.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/507030918433011/

“1957 Jeep cj5 Willys pretty original runs great started up after winter on first try with a starter fluid. Took her for a 15 minute spin with no issues. Four-wheel-drive, high and low works brakes have been fixed and stops as good as any car with 4 drum breaks. Willing to take you for a test drive. This is by no means a show quality restoration. Was done by a gentleman in Maine in a garage on a budget. Tub has been patched up. From 10 feet away. The jeep looks amazing. Great driver used it all summer last year. If you don’t like attention, don’t waste your time. This Jeep draw more attention than a Ferrari. If you don’t like attention, this is in the car for you. Got this Jeep to go get ice cream run with the kids. Turns out that I spend more time getting beer. If you have questions PM. Jeep is roadworthy and registered as a 68.”

Unsure how much TLC this needs, but it might be worth a look.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/406021209077097

“1972 cj5 with the 258 inline 6 cylinder, 3 speed transmission and dana 20 transfercases. Runs great, brakes could use some TLC but will stop”

John spotted this CJ-5 that went through a restoration. I imagine stock rims and tires would really help complete this one. Note the tailgate lacks the Willys script.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/803134051806989/

“961 CJ 5 WILLYS JEEP Frame of restoration. Too many new parts to list. Professionally rebuilt transmission and transfer case, all new parts. Runs great just like a 1961 should. Standard 3 speed. Other parts are available.”

This early CJ-5 has the rare 0-10 King Seeley speedometer and also has a PTO and winch.

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/516692104035331/

“Real barn find! A neighbor just passed away and had this Jeep stashed deep in his garage for many years. It’s always been parked in a garage and has been protected from the weather. He had done a lot of work to it and replaced many parts before he got sick. No rust or rot on the frame or body. This would be a great project to bring back to life. The motor turns over easily but we haven’t tried to make it run. We just pulled it out to sell. I have the windshield frame and some other random parts that go with it. It also has some seats but they look to be from a newer Jeep. Let me know if you want to come see it. I can deliver for a price if needed. Make an offer. May be willing to trade.”

According to the seller, this has a Tux Park II package. It seems rare for a seller to be able to identify that option on their vehicle.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1004694300997597

“1963 Willys Jeep Tuxedo Park II
Project vehicle
Have numerous parts
Runs but no brakes Blue Texas title”