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The wagon has lots of surface rust, but I don’t see too much rot.
“’48 Willys 2wd wagon,was 6 cyl motor missing,trans intact 3 on the tree with o/d I have another 2wd frame&4wd frame available.Floors still intact.Must sell seats missing,hood is inside.Will include billof sale.”
http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/cto/4919064929.html
No pics provided.
“I have a 1947 Willys cj3a it’s a project or parts rig the tub isn’t in real bad shape there’s no major rust no motor it has a tranny and t-case I’m asking $1500 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
“Has all the parts , complete jeep . will sell as whole or as parts . everything is there. Still has original rims & tires. Got it as a project for my son & I , but don’t have the time to work on it“
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(12/21/2014) Has rust along both sides.
“1952 Willys Jeep M38 Military Jeep. This came out of Camp Ripley. Still has the 24 volt waterproof system. It is currently in indoor storage. It has always been stored inside. It is in need of restoration work but is complete and in decent original shape. I would like to get $5,000 cash for it. Not interested in trades. I will provide a Bill of Sale. Has never been titled.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $975.
(02/07/2015) It’s a project with an extra tub.
“1947 CJ2A Jeep with similar year parts tub for sale. Pretty much all there – just a jeep that’s been used and repaired as so many over the years. I purchased the tub to remove old welded in repairs to have the body a bit more finished. The tailgate in the tub is a much better one than on the original. Everything pretty much there. Engine is out of vehicle and turns over and a good block. Head is off engine.many new parts go with this. New carburater in box, gasket sets, and new brake parts all go with it. I just have too many projects at present and have decided to offer a few of my long-term ones that won’t be worked on for years. I do not need to sell this but wouldn’t ‘t mind the space so if you are not interested in a project then this isn’t for you . Also none of the parts will be sold separately and the price is pretty firm. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on ebay.
Wow, how about this rare CJ-2A model? I knew I liked Corn Flakes cereal for a reason!
“1940s Cereal Premium Kelloggs All Wheat War Wwii Amphibious Jeep “uncut flat”
Roberto spotted this model for sale from the Czech Republic. It’s advertised as a CJ-3B/M-606 model, but I don’t see much M-606 elements here. It costs 39.00 Euro (Approx $43.00)
http://www.vt-models.cz/www-vt-models-cz/eshop/9-1-AFV-35/0/5/809-M-606-CJ-3B
Blaine discovered this possible CJ-2L that was auctioned off last weekend. The auction occurred just north of where I live, but, unfortunately, we didn’t learn about he auction until today.
I called one of the men responsible for the auction. He had some images of the jeep saved to his phone, so he forwarded them to me. He couldn’t remember who bought the jeep. These are the first photos I’ve seen of the underside of an extended CJ-2A. In this case, the extension was done poorly and looks more like a backyard extension than that of a dealer.
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $12,000
Nice looking drag jeep.
“WILLYS SAND DRAG JEEP. SMALL BLOCK WITH BRODIX # 8 HEADS PORT MATCHED TO PRO DOMINATOR MANIFOLD, TITANIUM VALVES, T&D ROCKERS 1.6 AND 1.7,
TWO 1150 BENCH FLOWED HOLLEY DOMINATORS. T&D ROCKERS MSD 7AL WITH 2 STEP. LENKO 2 SPEED WITH AIR SHIFTER. SOLID FOUR LINK. CAR IS AMAZING. WILL TRADE FOR BAD ASS STREET HOT ROD. OR $12.000 OBO,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000
Looks nice.
“1949 Jeepster for sale. 70,350 miles, 134c.i., F head motor. older restoration . Tu-Tone Blue w/Black Canvas Top. New exhaust, rebuilt overdrive, recent brakes, new complete handbrake set-up, new front side curtains, new door handles (inside and out). Runs good.”
Looks like a nice jeep.
“Historic Willys CJ, 4X4 that has had numerous upgrades that include
-Shocks
-Sterring stabilizer
-8,000lb winch
-BFG All terrain Tires
-Off road lights
-Brakes tow bar and lights included PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED
I will sell this Jeep without the winch and plate for 3000 if you are interested. CJ is in outstanding condition, selling this CJ to make room for a boat. Serious offers only no low ball or no trades or creatives offers. I will respond to emails in the order they are received. This CJ is looking for that outdoorsman or woman or a person who loves the Arizona outdoors!!”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/4917659755.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Engine has a knock.
“This is the most coveted Jeep there is. The majority of the Jeep has been restored. It has sat in my garage for 14 years and it’s time to sell it to someone who can appreciate it. It does start but has a knock in one of the Pistons. The interior was professionally sprayed with linex and the majority of the exterior has been restored and painted. The paint has cracked in a couple placed where there is a seam between body parts. Overall, this Jeep is beautiful! It wouldn’t take much to make it amazing.
The motor was rebuilt in 2001 and after 500 miles a piston started knocking. I parked it in the garage and it’s been there ever since. It’s been converted to 12 volt and I had a 2 barrel carb put on. It has a Clifford header new wheels and tires. I also put a tuffy center consol in it. Otherwise this Jeep is stock.”
UPDATE: Was on eBay. **SOLD** for $1500.
Not a DJ or an FJ, but some one may be interested in this for mail deliveries.
“Runs like a little demon. Can’t kill these AM General’s 🙂 This one has original everything, decent body, runs great, some rust here and there and has been used at a US Postal Service Center I own. Making room for a new advertising vehicle. This can be converted to a food truck (Ice Cream Van would be cute) or simply a work horse once you tune her up and clean her up a bit. I put the postal logos back and the truck is sold as is with everything on her including the interior guts that the post office equipped her with. To the comedians who think you can buy a car/truck just for the title, you would be wrong. It’s against the law (and it’s fraud) to attempt to title wash a vehicle. You have been blocked from bidding.”
UPDATE: *Status Unknown** Was $2000. Pics provided. It’s not a 1943. It’s VEEP-like, but I can’t tell if this is a VEEP.
“1943 Model Willies Jeep Built New In The Philippines In 1980 on A Stock Volkswagen Drive Train. 1600cc Motor, This is not a vw conversion. This is the way it came stock from the factory. $2,000.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9800.
Here’s a highly customized truck.
“1952 Willy’s Pickup. Oak flat bed with oak sides. Black body with Blue Steel Prizm flames. 350 small block chevy bored 30 over, cam and headers with approximately 1000 miles. Aluminum intake, 650 double pumper, 350 turbo transmission with 2800 stall. Cheetah shifter, baja bucket seats with 5 point harness and full roll cage. Aluminum gas tank. Dana 44 front with 488 gears and trac loc, 14 bolt rear end with disc brakes true posi trac with 488 gears. Sits on 39″ Super Swampers with 16×5 14″ wide Monster Wheels. Installed new aluminum radiator April 2012. Street legal, restored in 2004”
UPDATE: Was $1200. **SOLD**
Motor runs and brakes replaced.
“All new break lines and master cylinder. Engine starts but the calibrator need work. Breaks need bleed. Has driver and passenger seats and also the rear back seat. 4 wheel drive. Has the super hurricane flat head 6 engine. I have a title. Great start to a project. Body has rust and there are holes in the floor.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** $5000
No description provided.
No pics provided of the green jeep.
“Red jeep is older rebuild with a nice fiber glass tub and a newly rebuilt motor. New tires on powder coated rims.
Green jeep apart. Frame almost ready for the powder. New floor pieces need welding in tub. Mostly complete.”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/4883493245.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Unclear how much value is here.
“46 CJ2A project, Has V6 with adapter not installed, Some rust in tub but very salvageable. Clean title on non op. Many parts stored inside not shown in pictures. Will trade, Located near Redding”
Looks like some value here.
“Tub, tailgate, fenders, hood, transfer case spicer, manual tranny, axles, come get it asap. Moving out 250$ takes it all. ”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/pts/4915632770.html
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $1700.
(01/05/2015) Looks like it hasn’t run in a while.
“This is a Willys Jeep, 1946 – 1948 this has 24252. miles on it. It has not run in 20 years. It was sitting inside. LOST TITLE NO-TEXT or E-MAIL”
A May 1957 article from Willys News reported that the first FC-150 to Alaska was sent by plane. Unfortunately, to fit on the plane it had to be disassembled. Look how close that cab is to not fitting. Someone in Alaska sure wanted that FC badly!
The Seep’s name is Mud Hen.
“1943- Troops riding in Ford GPA Jeep Amphibious Vehicle “Mud Hen” at Fort Knox.”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
(11/16/2013) The checkered windshield is unusual.
“v6 buick motor rebuilt came out of 87 regal everthing else is stock very good condition gets lots of attention. climbs like a champ.soft top”
