UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $425.
Has some light rust.
“I have a steel hard top from a 65 willys jeep in good condition have doors also in good condition windows work and all handles are there”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $425.
Has some light rust.
“I have a steel hard top from a 65 willys jeep in good condition have doors also in good condition windows work and all handles are there”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/27/2016) “I have a 1956 wills jeep with dual rear wheels. Engine runs and drives but knocks and needs a rebuild. Frame is not rotted. Tires hold air. Plate steel custom made from the seats back, plow frame.Interesting little jeep, perfect platform for a yard truck or project rig. I have a video of it running. Don’t need to sell it just seeing what’s out there. No low ball offers. Worth the asking price considering how unique it is. Text any time.”
A September 2, 1953, article in the Toledo Blade relayed the news that Willys Motors and Mobile Fire Apparatus, Inc., were planning to produce a Willys mobile fire jeep called the Ranger. According to Four Wheeler Magazine, the1952 truck shown below is an example of the Ranger. However, it’s a little puzzling that the truck is a 1952, when the announcement wasn’t made until late 1953? Maybe Mobile Fire Apparatus used an older chassis? Anyone have an insight on this?
A second article shared the news that Brede Products was planning to sell a snow plow, powered by its own jeep engine. Below is one of two photos from Four Wheeler you can view the front of the rotary snow plow here. Anyone have a brochure for this?
A third article announced an agreement between Mitsubishi and the Willys Overland Export, Inc.
Has updates. Looks solid.
“Stock w/rebuilt engine, transfer case and transmission. Body & paint excellent condition, custom rollbar, new leaf springs & shocks by Rancho, new 9″ brakes. Have new dual master cylinder(needs install). Have stock emergency brake(needs install), HI-LIFT Jack, new mags & tires – excellent condition, new flow master exhaust. Call for additional info.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Auctioned.
Seth forwarded this militarized CJ-2A from Bring-a-Trailer’s website.
“This 1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A is a body-off restored example with a 134 CI 4-cylinder engine, 3-speed transmission, and upgrades for safety and highway cruising. It is fitted with seat belts and a roll bar as well as 11” drum brakes and locking hubs in the front and a Warn Overdrive unit to lower engine RPM at speed. Notable features include an original-style canvas top with the frames and bracketry which enable multiple configurations of the top and side curtains, as well as a cool bed-extension option in the rear.”
Seller wants to trade.
“1954 Willys Jeep CJ3B would like to trade for a small tractor with loader. May consider selling but would rather trade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** at a Bring-a-Trailer’s auction (for $8000)
“The previous owner was a Portland motorcycle dealer who imported it with several other cars in early 2015. The current owner purchased it a few days after it landed, and worked hard to get a legal title and registration in Oregon. It’s been driven over 1000 miles since, and the owner admits he would’ve added more miles if it hadn’t sat for nearly 6 months while he dealt with the DMV. The truck is currently used for commuting on nice days and for running errands.”
Looks like an interesting project.
“62 WILLYS WAGON ….. 99% RUST FREE BODY ….. MODERN S10 CHASSIS ….. MOPAR 440 AND 727 AUTO TRANS ….. ALL THE HARD WORK IS DONE ….. NEEDS FINISHING ….. NEEDS INTERIOR
4 NEW TIRES AND CENTERLINE WHEELS
MODIFIED 440 MOTOR
TRANS HAS SHIFT KIT AND DEEP ALUMINIUM PAN 2800 CONVERTER
ALL AUTO METER GAUGES
HID HEADLIGHTS
FRENCHED IN LED TAILLIGHTS AND FRONT SIGNAL LIGHTS”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000.
I think those are correct early rims?
“Comes with all Authentic factory parts from 1941 with tons of era correct extras such as a functioning Gas powered “Ma Deuce” mounted, flags, rifle holsters, and more. Feel free to either come by and check it out or give us a call. We have a huge inventory of firearms, firearm accessories, military items, and military vehicles.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000. Has glass tub.
(08/29/2015) Looks nice.
“Starts, runs, shifts, steers, brakes, and rides great. Very reliable.
12 volt system, F-134 engine.
4 x 4 low and high work as they should. Can shift into 4 wheel high on the fly at speeds less than 25 mph.
Battery, battery cables, spark plugs, wires, gear oil, hoses, belt, and fuel pump replaced 6 years ago.
Transfer case and clutch professionally over-hauled 4 years ago.
Original distributor replaced with breakerless electronic distributor 3 years ago.
Original carburetor replaced with new rebuilt carburetor 3 years ago.
Has heater, trailer hitch, turn/brake signals, low/high beam headlights, seat belts, horn, electric wipers, key start, canvas cover with sectional support bars,
Tubeless extreme traction tires. Ball hitch.
Rear tube body is fiberglass. M38a1 steel front end.
Storage compartment under rear seat.
AM/FM/IPOD marine radio located in ammo box between front seats with 4 speakers.
Amp, gas, oil gauges are not working. I have new gauges and gas tank sender. Temp and Speedometer are working. Vehicle does not have a parking brake.
I have used this vehicle to drive dirt roads on summer weekends around Secord Lake near West Branch for the last six years.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800.
Doesn’t look like it runs.
“Vary rare Jeep postal van good restore or rat rod cool ride”
The engine compartment’s a little dirty, but it looks solid.
“This car has been sitting for quite awhile…..it is my dad’s car, but he has lost interest in it….ever since mom passed away……it was a good runner, before a timing gear went out….but has been sitting in the garage ever since, til we pulled it out….it is an older restoration…….with just a little TLC…it could be a good runner again……asking $9500 or trade for a newer Ford Truck”
UPDATE: Still Available. Has a DJ-3A hardtop.
(07/07/2015) Thought it has some odd mods, there is still some WWII GPW left on this one.
“1942 Ford Jeep Phase 1 military. All original engine is included but is pieces. Hard to find .”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $1400.
It’s a project.
“53 high hood all stock .rebuild motor needing to be Finished and you would have a nice jeep”
Not sure how much value is here.
“Body’s rusted bad been sitting for few years but it’s all original the flathead 4cylinder 3speed Tranny an 2 stick transfer case good Dana front and rear axels motors good ran when I parked it few years ago but never had the time or money for it. I kno the drive train works an runs just free it up from sitting. So it’s worth it an a steal for a 47 Willys no matter how u see it.”
It’s a column shift, sn 27371. No engine.
“Original 1946 Willys flat fender jeep cj2a original frame ,3speed on the tree,t90,twin stick,538gears original not messed with has no motor but can accommodate Buick 236 or standard at L134 or other small blocks ,it has rust in the normal places but I have seen far worse previous owner did some work to it serial 27371 so it’s the 17,371 jeep made pretty cool old project i picked it up as it sits and has been tarped for awhile and in my shop I am working on other projects which require my time and money and this deserves to be turned into a crawler or farm jeep or get it inspected by wsp and file for a title as is bill of sale and previous bill of sale from family of deceased owner $1900 Obo or trade /part trade, motorcycles,quality tools,shop equipment,guy stuff”
No pics provided.
“I have a 1961 Willys CJ6 jeep for sale, clean title. I have had this jeep for over 30 years but it is time to let it go. I no longer have use for it and would like it to go to someone that will us it! It runs like a champ have had the carburetor, original PTO winch, engine rebuilt back in 2007-2009. Everything in working condition. I have documentation on all of it.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5577370601.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/09/2015) Funky front bumper, but looks solid.
“1952 Willy Jeep
4 cylinder, 3 speed.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200
(04/11/2016) Runs and includes a plow.
“This is a Civilian Jeep (CJ), yes it runs – we did put one new battery in last winter, it has a hydraulic plow and it is in good condition. ”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1800.
(05/04/2016) It’s a project.
“1952 willys m38 jeep for sale. no title. Must sell. $1800 obo. Bought for project vehicle and don’t have time for it. ”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/30/2016) Maybe some value here?
“1947-1950 (unsure of exact year) Willys Panel Van. Great rat rod project. Hood is in the back of the vehicle and is in good shape. Just don’t have time to finish. Make an offer. No title, Bill of sale”
This video of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gen. Omar N. Bradley, Gen. George S. Patton, and others, includes a five star jeep with a rear extension and other mods. There’s also some graphic and grim footage as the men explore a former camp. This video was shared on Facebook a few days ago on the G503 page.
At the 18 second mark is a photo of the fronts of several jeeps, underscoring that multiple jeeps had been modified. At the 2:28 mark is a front look at two jeeps. For the next twenty seconds the video shows the jeeps driving away.
Might be a good price.
“1959 FC 150 Jeep, motor transmission and transfer case overhauled.
New springs $4000.00 OBO’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Runs and drives.
“1962 jeep fc150 4 wheel drive runs and drives 4 cyl 4 speed does have some rust ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Jim spotted this running and driving DJ.
“1984 DJ-5M postal mail jeep.
2.5 AMC motor, runs great. Torqueflite transmission, shifts great. Saginaw steering box. AMC 20 axle with limited slip diff. New thermostat, brand new tires (less than 50 miles). Clean title in my name, currently registered and can be driven away today. I’d love to keep it but not enough time. Changed the grill to a cj5 grill, but includes original postal jeep grill. Serious interest only, no tire kickers please.”