It runs.
“1943 Ford Gpw WW11 military vehicle. This is a running project, Not all rusted out, very restorable gpw. Joe”
It runs.
“1943 Ford Gpw WW11 military vehicle. This is a running project, Not all rusted out, very restorable gpw. Joe”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5995.
Looks good for the price.
“1946 CJ-2A Willys Jeep. Engine is 2000 S-10 4.3 L V-6. Changed TBI to Edelbrock 4 barrel Carb and HEI distributor. Has less then 50 miles on rebuilt motor, T90 trans and transfer case. Brand new Big O
Big Foot 31×10.5rt15 Tires. Brand new Shocks and leaf springs3″ lift. Fun to drive!”
UPDATE: ***SOLD** Was $5500.
Runs and drives, but seller has been having some carb problems.
“This is a beautiful vintage ice cream truck. 1984 AM General FJ-8C. Rare, very hard to find these days. It was formerly a mail postal truck. Freezer and shelving built in. We used it for shaved ice. We got a bigger truck so sadly, it’s time to see her go to a new home.
Runs and drives but it will stall out going up steep hills and sometimes at idle. Sometimes it’s hard to start. Drove it today and it ran great until I went up a steep hill then it bogged down and idled rough after that. Ran good a couple years ago when I drove it 500 miles from where I bought it but we left it sitting as a retail shop for one year then drove it home and let it sit in the driveway another year.
Has some extra diamond plate, but looks like a strong runner.
“1953 Willys 4 wheel drive wagon
Mildly built small block chevy w/ 700r trans
2 tone gray paint
Custom front/rear bumpers with wench holder in front already wired in.
All Auto meter gauges in custom cluster
Custom rear door
AM/FM Radio/CD
Dual flowmaster exhaust
Interior needs finishing
Fun ride!!”
Update: Last listed in 2012.
“1948 Willys Jeep
Rebuilt 225cu V-6
New Body tub, tailgate, and windshield frame”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5600.
(04/20/2015) Updated with an F-head. Includes a rear PTO.
“F head engine-11 inch brakes-overdrive-less than 2000 miles since restoration”
Jeep needs some work.
“1951 Willys CJ2A
New Body – Few years ago
Less than 20 Miles on F-134 Rebuilt Engine
New Clutch (needs some adjustment)
Jeep needs some TLC”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900
Listed as a 1953, it has a CJ-2A body that’s been cut at the driver’s side entrance.
“1953 Jeep Willy… Forced to sell due to health… hate it!!! Running with a rebuilt engine, converted into 12 volts… Enjoy the project with lots of parts ready to be installed in order to be a street legal like blinkers, horn, horn button, windwipers, outside rear view mirror… Also, 4 new military type tires… Still needed 4 good used wheel rims 6.00 X 16′ and also front seats. New gas tank installed with a gas cap. The price is firm due to the classic Jeep!!! First come first buy!!! Only local area!!! No asking for more photos!!! Come and look as your best photos you ever get!!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(05/19/2015) Has had some body work. Appears worth a look.
“1961 Willy Jeep 4wheel drive has a Ramsey pro plus winch 6000lb,runs good”
The 2WD could make a good project. The body looks straight and solid.
“Hi all,
I have a VERY restorable 2wd Willys wagon project here that needs a new home! I am posting this for a friend who is now unable to get this project going as planned and it is stored at my shop. I will answer any questions I can but as much as I know now is that it is a 1953? wagon. Has MIN-NO RUST! This is unheard of with these wagons especially in the wheel well and tail gate areas. This body is incredibly straight with one fixable dent behind the driver side door and a few other small dings here and there. The floor boards are the only spot that must of had some rust and were “repaired” by the previous owner but will still need proper attn. The firewall is perfect and un-cut. It is on a clean/complete stock 2wd chassis. Has a 4cyl motor but unknown if it runs. Original trans is in it also unknown condition with the original 3 on the tree steering column. the grill and fenders that came with it were in rough condition and the lower tailgate was taken by the previous owner. but, I do have a few donor parts from my project that could be sold with it if you want them/need them.
All in all, if you are looking for a complete barn find vehicle… this is not for you. But if you are a person looking for a great start to a project that will need hardly any body work then this is a perfect place to start! We will include as many extra parts as possible with this wagon and local delivery can be available… after being seen and paid for in person.
asking $1500 obo… shoot…make a offer. Thank you!”
This looks kind of like a porter-read, but the windows are rounder and the arc of the top in the rear is taller. Anyone recognize it?
“Wily’s Jeep hard top. Came off of a 1942. Good shape. Well built. No rust.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Looks like enough parts to build a jeep. Block is cracked and frozed.
“I have a 46 Willys Jeep CJ2A. It has been mostly disassembled and really only good for parts. Make any reasonable offer/trade and its yours. No cherry picking. All or none. Engine is seized and has a cracked block but intake, exhaust and carb. seem to be in decent shape.”
It’s a project.
“Great frame has the original tranny doubt it works. The busy is rough. Can’t afford to restore if it’s fully restored should sell for 30,000 I want 2500 for them. It is a project I just need the money or I would do it. Txt or email only.”
No pics provided.
“For sale 1942 Ford GPW jeep this jeep is started being restored about 15 years ago. 95% of the parts needed to restore this jeep are included. not many of these world war two jeeps left to sell these days this is a very good project for the price first come first serve”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(03/03/2015) “Fully restored high hood, flat fender jeep Willys. Less than 20 miles on completely rebuilt f-134 hurricane engine and t-90 transmission. Please call or text with any questions.”
UPDATE: Seller had a buyer, but seller is ready to try again.
“$1350.00 CASH
I’m looking for a Tractor or 4X4 Quad
Call or E-Mail for Info”
Are they rounding up cattle or just clearing them out of the way?
“1945- U.S. 90th Division infantrymen round up cattle in Harlange, Luxembourg. Jeep is carrying German prisoner to a rear area enclosure.”
It’s not entirely clear, but this may be one of the last photos of Ernie Pyle before his death on April 18, 1945.
“1945 Press Photo Ernie Pyle Navy Department Jeep WWII Original 8×10 Pacific War”
This is a cool wagon brochure.
“7 Reasons Why You Should Buy WILLYS America’s most Popular Station Wagon ORIGINAL, RARE, UNIQUE dealer sales leaflet. The Car is page one and when open you see the inside view of the car, really neat, nice piece. Measures 9 x 3.75. Form no. 2CM-SWC2-2-551-GG (Willys-Overland)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $50.
It’s not perfect, but is a good price.
“Solid aluminum cigarette lighter. Lighter on the hood, cigarette holder under roof. Has attachable trailer that is an ashtray.
This item made by Ges-Gesch, a German company, & was made right after WWII & only sold on U.S. Army bases in Germany.
These aren’t real rare but seldom come on market because sought after by tobacco item collectors.
Trailer tires are missing but in good shape & still displays really well.”
Paul Berry let me know that this beautiful Maverick is for sale.
He writes, One of my customers regrettably has decided to sell this beauty. We have done a lot of work to it over the years and it is an outstanding vehicle. He and his family have enjoyed it for several years. Located here in Sonoma County, CA. It was featured in the Norris-Banonis Jeep Classics calendar. It has been on display at the Willys America Open House show in July. And as you might imagine, the owner has more invested in it than his asking price of $20-K. Give me a call at Willys America for more details: (707) 632-5258
Looks solid.
“Here is a very nice ’46 Willys that is in remarkably good shape for its age. It still has the original flathead engine and a very rare Jeep hard top. The Jeep runs, drives and stops like it should. This is a great old survivor.”
Looks in good shape.
“1951 Willys Jeep Truck
732 miles on restoration
Straight 4cyl. runs strong Green Exterior
Manual Transmission Grey Interior
Turn signals, radio, bed liner,12 volt, cd player, 4 wheel drive, no rust, a real find in this condition!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4700
It hasn’t been started in a couple years.
“46 willys jeep …running condition..haven’t started it in two years..could use a good home ..is definatley restorable or something to cruise around in..4700.00..or best offer”
Listed as a 1953, it’s more like a rough MB.
“1953 Willy’s Army Jeep with the original 1953 Willy’s engine, VIN#426445. unknown miles. $4,495or best offer. I’ve replaced the brake lines, wheel cynlinders and brakes, clutch and pressure plate, the ring gear on the fly wheel and the starter. It ran fine the last time I used it which was several years back. I’m selling it as is. These jeeps have a lot of potential and you could easily make it into a $15,000 jeep. There’s an army serial number on the right front hood that’s hard to read after 62 years. The numbers on the hood are original and as far as we can tell they are _0_08659. ”