Includes a hardtop.
“1947 CJ2A Jeep Rebuilt original engine. Has aluminum cab. Good condition. Family owned since new. ”
Includes a hardtop.
“1947 CJ2A Jeep Rebuilt original engine. Has aluminum cab. Good condition. Family owned since new. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(02/18/2016) Has a variety of updates.
“Good running willys 283 Chevy Muncie iron box 4 speed T18 tcase warn overdrive 11×2 brakes warn 8000 winch $7000”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/21/2016) It’s had some updates.
“1948 Rare Willys sedan delivery 4×4 265CI V8 Chevy engine, Muncie 4 Speed transmission, Dana 18 transfer case, AMC 30 front axle, AMC 20 rear axle, painless wiring harness, tilt column, power steering, brand new Mickey Thompson 8 holes wheels 6 lug, brand new national XT Commando tires, new aluminum radiator, new shocks, Nice ride just needs paint and minor finishing or ready to go now as is runs and drives head turner.”
Here’s another modified wagon in the ‘tender” style.
“1957 has been converted to a truck. No 4×4 hooked up right now. Has a Chevy 350 and a Chevy 4 speed transmission. Runs and drives needs some work to drive regularly.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Looks like there’s some value here.
“1960 CJ3b high hood – PTO winch – Aluminum top (rare) – doors – tailgate – spare tire – all included (not in pic) no title…”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
It’s a project.
“Have a 51 willys cj3a with a cj2a body for sale body is in decent shape with minimal rust. There is some bondo and body damage in the sides. Runs great, brakes need new wheel cylinders stops but not well (about $40 total) drive train is in excellent shape does not come with tow bar. All of the data plates are missing but replacment are esily available”
Jim spotted this poor thing. Looks like it has been setting a while.
“1943 Willis Jeep, barn found. No title. Motor turns over, complete all original. Great for rock climbing!! Asking $2500.00 may consider trade, but, I Like CASH ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1950.
It’s a project.
“I have a 1940’s Willys (Willyz) Jeep for sale. Some people believe I have to many toys so selling one. It’s a mid-1940’s jeep, motor runs well, needs new clutch, have orig data plates, no title but can provide BOS. Asking $1950 OBO. Not sure what questions you may have but please email if you do.”
A look only its builder could love.
“1948 Willys Jeep has a 289 small block ford shoved in it. fairly rust free has a odd-cab but is a very complete old cj- 2 no title I bought it at a auction years ago and the projects must go”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
It’s a project.
“1948 jeep willys CJ2a chassis.
New shocks and leaf springs.”
The 1947 Craftsman Annual Project Magazine contains forty-four wide ranging projects for the builder who was to try constructing everyone. Of course, there’s a battery toy jeep project among the items (directions shown below), but also included in the magazine are plans for building from scratch a welder, a battery-less telephone, a Jolly Roger boat, a hand vise, a rocket, a farm tractor (from car parts), and much more.
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5000.
Appears worth a look.
“Nice paint good condition runs and drives with title”
Tim spotted this jeep.
“Very rare factory power takeoff option. Locking front hubs. Body in great condition. Original condition with the following upgrades; 12 volt electrical system w/alternator, Weber carb, roll bar, plastic fuel tank and super traction tires. Original radiator recored to original spec. New exhaust. This is the original civilian Jeep.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $12,500.
(02/21/2016) Looks like a good ride.
“Original engine, drive train, frame & body. 3-speed, manual transmission, 4-wheel drive, Super Hurricane 226 motor. Runs excellent, body and interior in mint condition. Asking $13,000.00.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Bruce is selling this trailer.
“1946 Bantam Trailer for sale. SN 2953 1/4 ton civilian trailer. 1 7/8″ Fulton ball hitch. Trailer was completely taken down and all parts were sandblasted and most were covered with POR-15. Trailer was put back together with new axle bearings, new spring bushings and C-shackles. New reflectors, new taillight, Combat wheel were taken apart and cleaned painted put back together with new 600-15 Firestone NDT tires and new tubes. Trailer has been primed and awaiting to be painted a color choice of new owner. I have the brackets to extend the steam bent bows to the full height, just need to get lumber for side legs. There is no title on trailer but with bill of sale in Iowa you can either obtain bonded title or plates as a home made trailer. Have original style license plate bracket for trailer. Trailer only needs painted and is ready to roll behind your vehicle.”
Looks solid.
“A rare trailer in unusually good condition. Great addition to any WW II Jeep. Has original data plates, new tires, and sound tailgate.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Could use better pics.
“Fully restored, frame off, 1944 Officer’s Transport Willy MB jeep with M1 Garand with leather holster included. This jeep also includes the canopy attached which is rare to find. It used to be displayed in our other store but is now available for sale. We have the title in hand so it can be transferred quickly. These jeeps sell for 20 to 30 thousand all day. We have a price in mind but are open to offers.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Lots of updates.
“1952 flatfender jeep. This is a trail jeep. Has a clean title and is registered. I say it’s a trail jeep because it will only go 50 mph. I drive on the street short distances every couple weeks. It has a Chevy 4.3 V6 engine, a sm420 granny low 4 speed transmission, and a Dana/spicer 18 transfer case. Dana 44 axles out of a wagoneer front has a lock right locker and rear is a spool. Both have 5.38 ratios. 36×12.5-15 super swamper radials almost new on beadlocks rims. 4 wheel disc brakes. Spring over suspension in stock yj wrangler springs.”
Mark posted this M-38A1 over at warjeeps.com.
“Either a 52 or 53 willys M38a1, has been converted to 12 volt system. Engine runs strong, all four wheel drive low and high range work. New shackles, kingpin bearings, tie rods, and draglink. Needs original steering wheel put back on, has aftermarket now. Steering gear has slight leak and needs new gasket. Has hardtop and aftermarket heater in it. New exhaust this year. Carb is aftermarket solex. Starts everytime, runs good, just needs little work in steering etc….Not a lot of rust, floorpans good, a little bondo here and there but not alot. Would be a good candidate for restoration.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
Might be a good price.
“older restoration Jeep CJ3B this jeep was taken down to frame and every thing rebuild engine transmission transfercase front and rear axles has some chrome on it and a lot of stainless steel runs and drives great”
Missing some interior.
“1960 willys wagon 4×4
1959 283
Muncie 4 speed
Runs and drives good
Stops good
Nice rig for a 1960”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6500.
(01/25/2016) Includes a rear PTO.
“Hi all, for sale is a 1959 Willys FC-150 truck. It has the 3 speed transmission, 3 speed transfer case, and the hurricane f-134 f-head 4 cylinder. Clean title, solid bed, and solid cab. Does not have the typical windshield frame rust. Factory optioned rear pto. Includes spare tire. Passenger door window is broken bus is flat glass that can be cut. Windshield is not chipped or cracked and all of the hard to find parts are there. Has 39,000 original miles and engine runs well, but could use a tune up. Will need brakes and electrical work to be a driver. Willys only made about 3,000 of these trucks in 1959, so they are a pretty rare find. This is a true 1 ton work truck!
Would consider trades for an air-cooled vw (either bus, truck, beetle, or type 3 or 4), a few nice guitars and cash, nice amplifiers and cash, a newer truck, or a chevy corvair.”
Has some updates.
“My phone does not accept texts or pictures.
This is a 1949 Willys Jeep 4X4 P.U.; clear title; 235 in-line 6 cyl. Chevy engine; 3 -speed floor shift, manual transmission; High-Low 4X4; good interior, only one cracked glass (rear); signal lights; 12 volt system; no rust or body damage. Currently running on electric fuel pump; 15″ tires and wheels. Also, I have all 5 of the original 16” wheels with tires. Runs very good. The steering sector is worn and needs replacing. ( I have the replacement part, but have not put it on because most guys like to change over to P.S.)
Will consider trading for equal value on a Classic vehicle, late model P. U. or S.U.V., or worthy farm tractor, wheel lift or car hauler wrecker.
$8000 cash. Or, if you have a worthy trade, send pics of “whatcha got”. If I am interested, I will reply quickly. No motor cycles, 4 wheelers, boats, or “low ball” offers. Just checking to see if there is something out there that I like better. Thanks for reading.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Runs and drives.
“Very cool jeep. New clutch and head gasket. Motor is painted but the rest of the jeep is original metal. Look at pictures for more details. I am looking for another antique vehicle and I like patina look so just send me offers, all I can say is no lol. Just testing the waters. Thanks”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
The photo below shows the top before Bruce began some restoration on it.
“Full Koenig Metal Hard Top for CJ2A. Top is in good shape. Roll up glass windows in doors. Plexiglass in rear side and rear hatch. I have taken rear and rear side panels out and started to clean metal, Rr side have been cleaned and one primed. Rear hatch has also been cleaned/primed. Planned on putting safety glass in the rear and side panels. Have all pieces to put it back together except bolts. it was taken apart when I got it and those were already missing. Top is in good shape, halfway cleaned of surface rust. No holes or damage that I have seen. Koenig tag is off side panel.
$400 obo located in Des Moines IA.”