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UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500.
Sale includes a 1996 truck as well.
“Near rust free 70 yr old 4×4 jeep pickup ..has currently a hurricane 6 cylinder(needs starter)price also includes a1997 zr2 chassis I had planned setting jeep on that chassis…price is firm with or without zr2…clear clean title…delivery available …leave contact number if interested….thank u”
http://bellingham.craigslist.org/cto/5939980980.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/21/2016) I thought this was a stock M-38A1 until I spotted the engine. Still would make a fine parade jeep.
“Converted to 12v: Ford 3.2 litre 4 cylinder motor. In great running condition, all major maintenance items recently done, i.e.:
* new timing belt
* brakes overhauled
* transmission and transfer case overhaul w/ new seals
* in the past two years: 5 new tires (7.50×16 NDT, E10 spec), new leaf springs, new shocks, radiator, muffler, fuel pump, etc. (have all mechanical maintenance & parts receipts)
* 2″ hitch receiver (still have original)
* tow bar included”
http://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/5790354409.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(07/07/2016) Has a Kelly hardtop. It doesn’t have the correct VIN for a Tux Park IV.
“1964 Jeep Willys CJ5. Believe its a Tuxedo Park edition. Inline 4 cylinder. Runs great. Brakes work. Need to sell to help fund another project. Would consider trade for a driving 1965 or 1966 Ford Mustang with V8 and manual transmission.
Please do not ask me if the Jeep is still for sale as I will not respond. If the ad is up, it’s still for sale ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
It’s a roller.
“1962 Willies little rust, clean title
no engine or transmission”
Can’t see much of the jeep.
“1943- U.S. troops using a jeep to lay cable in New Guinea.Photo measures approx. 6 1/2″ x 8 1/2″”
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Josh has five original Bristol Wrenches for sale. He writes, “The Bristol wrench have long been sought by the tool guys with GPW’s and MB’s. They are often substituted for a modern reproduction or even Allen wrenches in displays shown at shows. Until recently no one had actually found or seen a correct size wrench with only the ends fluted as called for in the original Willys factory drawings. After consulting with more than one tool expert, confirming measurements, actual use, and discussion with the surplus dealer, we do believe these are the real deal. I can also confirm the BRC uses the wrench and suspect the MA should also as they are both T84.”
“You are buying 1 BRISTOL WRENCH used on T84 TRANSMISSION SET SCREW. WILLYS MB FORD GPW JEEP TOOL KIT. Wrench is stamped 41-W-2459, Dimensions 2-5/8” long & 15/16” wide. (Original US Army Surplus). You will receive an unused wrench as shown in the last picture.”
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One of the two jeeps has a title.
“I have two 1946 Willys jeeps for sale. They have been setting up for a couple of years. One in great condition for its age, the other one is a little rough. I will take $3,500 for both obo. The green one has a title, the brown one does not.”
http://easttexas.craigslist.org/cto/5820460671.html
The body has drain holes, but looks MB-like otherwise. Might be a replacement body.
“Runs good. has newer Willys 4 cyl engine.”
http://lascruces.craigslist.org/cto/5822294330.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Chris spotted this Tux Park. Might be a good price.
“This is a very nice Jeep. It has all that is in pics. I removed the top, windshield, and doors. I drove it today. 4wd works great. Very little rust on front left fender and top.
really nice jeep. I love it. I just want something bigger like a chevy full-size 4×4. I had the transmission converted from column to floor.”
Valerie asked me to post her jeep for sale.
“1986 CJ-7 UT great condition, 28K original miles. $11,000 Located in Western Washington State. Contact vjw428@gmail.com”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $740.
Looks like there’s value given the top.
“Motor turns over, sold as is. Located in Tomahawk, will not respond to text messages, please call and leave a message.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $425.
Paul identified this as the top made for the M-38, which W-O called the “Cab-Closure Hardtop“. Looks in great shape.
“I have a willys cab, windshield frame, and doors for sale. Fits cj2a willys jeeps. Need gone. Cash talks”
This jeep is powered by Studebaker.
“This is a project I started years ago, but don’t have the time for now. The engine is a 1950 Studebaker Champion straight 6. The engine was running, the Jeep T-90 transmission and the transfer case are good. The Studebaker clutch is bad. Overall decent shape.”
http://stgeorge.craigslist.org/pts/5822855378.html
It’s a project.
“We have a 1948 Willys Jeep for sale or barter asking $2,000 OBO has the original transmission 4 cylinder Ford engine that is locked up but has a new head on it the guy we got it from stuck a paper towel in the oil feel after putting new head the engine is locked up but the head is good I would like to trade for a vehicle for my 16 year old son to go back and forth to school in let me know what you got the vehicle must Run drive and have a clear title. title in hand for the Jeep”
http://wichita.craigslist.org/bar/5819808461.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
Looks like it has a Reed-Porter hardtop.
“Complete and all original. Have title. Ran when I parked it, but haven’t ran it for several years. Body sound. No rust hole. Be great for restoration.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500
(07/26/2016) Seller describes this as a military jeep, but it appears to be a 3A. It hasn’t been driven in a while.
“Driven approximately 5 years ago
4 Wheel Drive
Lock Out Front Hubs
Full Size Cab – Removable
5 Seated
Boat Rack
Winch
Radio
Heater”
http://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/5820143049.html
Ann and I have been busy with Rusty today. We removed (no easy task given the damage and rusty bolts) the grille and are ready to straighten it. Ann removed the rear tire, lights, and funky rear tow setup. We bought a battery, changed oil, etc. We learned that the starter spins and the engine turns over smoothly. The fuel pump works, too, but there’s no spark to the plugs just yet (seems to be the points — coil is working).
Here are just a few pics.
The rust areas in the center are rusted through. The cargo area floor has a similar sized rust problem. Both appear patchable. Ann did all this work.
This is my wife’s blood. I told her to stop bleeding on the jeep :-)
My ignition didn’t come with a key and wasn’t stock anyway, so I ditched it. Instead, I rigged up this fender mounted dash with an ignition switch and button starter.
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/23/2016) Looks like a solid build. Not much MB left.
“1945 (Flat Fender) Jeep Willy’s-Ready for Hunting Season
This is the completion of my uncle’s “body off” restoration project. Powered by a 283 Chevy, small block V-8. 4 speed transmission. Runs and drives great. Street legal. Two gas tanks with selector switch to draw from either or both. 8000 lb. Warn winch. Full canvas top and doors. Bikini top. Full cage roll bar. Beautiful , custom, professional blue paint. Stock suspension height. 2wd and 4wd. Overdrive, hi and low gear. Motorized wipers. 4 point seat belts. Very cool Oooga horn. Already licensed as a collector’s, antique car so no annual tab renewal. About the same cost as an ATV but WAY more bang for the buck. $6,700.00.”
http://wenatchee.craigslist.org/snw/5819071298.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Mark just posted this over at warjeeps.com.
“Jeep runs great and is in good condition. Listed is a few thing I have replaced. New top, new side curtains, new seat frames, new cushions front and rear, new 700 x 16 military tires, signal lights installed, new Jerry can,new steering wheel, new battery new electric fuel pump and a set of doors. Engine is a 134-F. Jeep has been converted to a 12 volt system. 4 wheels drive works good, transmission is good. I had a second gear synchronizer and bearing installed. Good jeep for parades, farm use, hunting or cruising back roads or off road fun.”
No pics provided.
“Engine runs. Stored inside for 30 years. Set of rims and a starter available”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/25/2016) It doesn’t appear to come with a top. That’s a ‘need’ in Western Washington State!
“42 for gpw 327 Chevy t90 3 speed trans wrangler leaves Dana 44 axles hummer brad locks and tires totally restored new interior etc.
Turn key needs nothing”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/5797656604.html
Newspaper Ads in 1965 & 1966 championed the CJs and the V-6 power plant, calling it The Flying Jeep. This first article was published on August 21, 1965, in The Evening Independent.
The Toledo Blade published an article two days after the one above, noted that Kaiser Jeep faced a new competitor, the Ford Bronco:
This ad was published in a variety of newspapers. This particular one appeared October 12, 1966, in the Southeast Missourian.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Could be a good price.
“Up for sale I have a running driving 1958 willys pickup with super hurricane 6 cylinder flat head 4 wheel drive frame is clean new distibutor nice old truck’
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2500.
Runs and drives. Appears worth a look.
“1961 M170 Willys Jeep. 134 Hurricane Engine Recently rebuilt. Mechanically sound, 4-WD, 3 speed with High and Low Range with reverse.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Runs and drives.
“I have a 1948 Willys cj2a “lefty” up for sale. Very rare. Only a hand full were made with the spare tire on the left side of the jeep. Has the L head 4cyl, runs good, drives good, all of the brakes are brand new, lines and all, front brakes have been converted to cj7 disc brakes.
Brand new set of super swamper tsl’s.
The floor pans were replaced about 10 years ago so there is no rust in the floorboards. But for some reason when they put the new floors in the did not cut the old floors out, so it you look under the jeep you can the old metal.
Has a 3000lb winch, has a heater, and also has a bestop soft top and doors that are about 3 years old. So she’s good to drive in the winter. The heater will burn you completly out if you let it.
Needs minor little things. It could use a new tie rod to the pitman arm,( there’s some slack in the steering)
Not a very good paint job on it.
And it smokes out of the tail pipe alittle bit until it warms up. Other than. It is an absolute BA piece of history with lots of life left, and it extremely fun to drive. Would make an awesome restoration, but heck it’s still awesome if you like the rugged history look.”
