Appears to have some rust around a few edges.
“1956 Willys 2 door wagon has 1976 345 V8 with auto trans out of a Scout II Asking $5,000 or best offer. Would trade for a golf cart of same value.”
Appears to have some rust around a few edges.
“1956 Willys 2 door wagon has 1976 345 V8 with auto trans out of a Scout II Asking $5,000 or best offer. Would trade for a golf cart of same value.”
UPDATE: Was $900 **SOLD**
“two 51 willys wagons a project I will never get to had plans on putting one on a ford ranger frame and the other for parts ranger frame can go with no title bill of sale 900 or best offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Floors rusty.
“Selling or parting out an old Jeep Willys CJ3A. No engine.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
If the tailgate is indicative of the rest of the jeeps, it make by rough.
“This is a 1946 Willys for sale. My elderly father put bad gas in it two years ago, and it has not run since. Interested give me a call and lets talk.”
UPDATE: Was $2700. **Status Unknown**.
Plenty of project left on this one.
“9 willys overland 4×4 on 84 blazer frame.body chopped, dana 60 on front with corp14 with locker in rear, 456 matching gears front and rear , 39.5 swampers in great shape. Roll cage, 1piece nose, no motor or trans but have chev small block to go with it of unknown condition . Cool rig just want to ride quads instead. Have more pics on phone”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
(08/09/2014) This jeep is a mix of 2A and 1957 CJ-5 or 3B parts. More parts in a trailer. There seems to be some value here.
“1947 willys complete in pieces with pto driven winch. 1957 jeep rolling chassi tub is sitting on. motor has been rebuilt and was changed over to a 12 volt system. Rims with good tires,two roll bars and trailer full of all parts from 1947.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(08/22/2014) Looks like a good price. No description.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(08/04/2014) “Im selling a 1944 willys mb runs great has brand new exhaust.the fuel tank has been moved to the rear but I have a stock tank. Has captains chairs and tilt steering. Warren hubs clean title”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $6395
(08/28/2014) Looks like a solid 2A.
“1948 JEEP WILLYS 1 OWNER
NICE OLDER JEEP THAT COULD BE
RESTORED VERY NICE OR DRIVE
LIKE IT IS . SET OF TIRES AND WHEELS
THAT CAME WITH JEEP NEW AND
HALF TOP . 100% OF THE MONEY GOES TO THE
VETERAN WHO OWNS THIS JEEP”
Probably could have used a jeep train to ferry all the refugees.
“1944 Press Photo Sgt.Ray Pack turn jeep into Taxi Service carry French Refugees.”
That water looks pretty deep for the jeep!
“1943 Press Photo American Jeep Coast lowered down at the shore in New Guinea.”
What happens when a Howitzer is pushed from a plane, but its parachute fails to open? Well, these paratroopers learned first hand that the weapon turns into a large paperweight. At least the parachute on the jeep and soldiers worked!
“1948 Press Photo Camp Campbell, KY paratroopers, Jeep & howitzers on manuevers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
I really like the red top on this jeep.
“This jeep came from South Dakota in 2000 and was totally disassembled and rebuilt with the best paints and parts available.
The wiring came from Vintage Wiring , correct original wiring.
The body was reassembled using s. s. nuts and bolts.
Original top bows and new Red Sunbrella top created as original, top can be full or half cab. No doors or side curtains .(as pictured)
The wheels have optional s. s. trim rings.
The lockout hubs are first generation Kelly hubs.
The jeep has the latest Advance Adapters Overdrive.
The jeep is mechanically sound and drives very well down the road.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
It’s a nice looking flattie and it’s serial number is early, but the lack of VEC details reduces the importance of its early roots.
“This is one of the first 1,000 civilian Jeeps made in 1945. Serial number is 10984, making it the 984th or 983rd Jeep made, depending on which source you read. (Some articles state the serial number began at 10,000 and others state it began with 10,001.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6800.
This good looking wagon deserves some classier rims.
“Ford 351 Windsor small block engine. Runs.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/18/2014) Has a couple updates. Looks good.
“1962 Willys CJ3B Jeep (High Hood), Stock 4-cyl with low miles on top end rebuild, Freshly re-built carb, new exhaust, T-90 3 speed with 27% Overdrive, 5:38 gears, Power Steering, Tilt Column from a 79 CJ-5, 11″ Brakes, 32″ Super Swampers, Bikini Top, Tow Bar, Tow Lights. Runs good, drives nice!”
It looks like there’s a pile of money put into this unusual rig. A couple things need fixing.
“This is a high-dollar build custom 1977 Jeep CJ that is just unreal! People come from all over to see this and get a picture with it. It is an extreme head-turner!! It will snap necks! The local police love it and offered to give me an escort wherever I need to go with it! It will dominate any 4×4 show. I own a car lot and use it for advertising. It is perfect for drawing business in.
It is an all steel body with the obvious mod, two extra doors! There is no roof with it. I was going to build an aluminum roof but never got around to it. It’s always been garage kept. The tires are 52 inch. The rims are 20 inch. It has a gorgeous small block chevy 350 with 350 turbo trans. I’ll add additional info about the rears tomorrow. I need to double check. It has air suspension. There is about 12-18 inches of travel with air. There is $60,000 invested in this. I use the term invested loosely… You will be investing though. This is an investment for your business or personal collection. The loss has already been absorbed by the original builder and myself. I can’t really call it a loss because it did it’s job. I sold a lot of cars and trucks due to the increased traffic this thing brought in.
Things it needs: the steering box mounted more sturdy. The mount flexes. It has a leak in the air suspension.
Please Call me before buying it now. It is a custom Jeep and I’m selling it as-is where is.”
Someone was looking for some of these.
“I have (7) used 31×15.50×15 Goodyear Super Terra Tires. These tires are not for Road use. These are 8 ply tires and are for off road use only. They came off of a ditch witch but can be used for mud bogging and other fun stuff like that. $350.00 for all seven”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/11/2014) Needs some work.
“I’m selling my Willys CJ-2A because I can’t afford multiple projects right now. It’s a great little rig, but needs a little TLC. Motor is an early 70’s ford V6, currently runs but has a flat spot in the throttle. I’m guessing it’s a vacuum leak somewhere. brand new carb installed recently. As well as a new battery. Price is negotiable. Trades welcome. Looking for a boat or a reliable pick up.”
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Roger and his father Jim “Pee Wee” Martin attended the August 23, 2014 D-Day Reenactment in Conneaut, Ohio. He writes, “I took my dad,Jim “Pee Wee” Martin (2014 CNN Pee Wee Interview), and Ira Morehart to the D-day Reenactment in Conneaut, Ohio on August 23rd, 2014. My dad is the one in the passenger seat of the Jeep. He and Ira were in the 101st Airborne that jumped into Normandy the night before the D-day invasion. The jeep is a GPW that now features my father’s signature inside the glovebox.”
Roger added, “These other 2 pictures are on South Bass Island in Lake Erie where I went with my youngest daughter, Katie, September 11, 2014. The two jeep “trains” are in front of the winery where the largest geode in the world is located under the winery. Guests can tour the winery and see the geode.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
City Transit of High Point, NC, owned this CJ-2A.
“3 Vintage 1940s-1950s photos of a Willy’s Jeep sitting outside of Horace Ilderton Dodge and Plymouth Car garage in High Point, North Carolina. The writing on the jeep says, “City Transit Co”. They are 2.75″ x 4.5″ black and white photos. One has foxing, and the others have minor wear.”
This 1974 poster is one I haven’t seen available very often.
“For your consideration is an original rare vintage American Motors Jeep Parts Division Model Chart. The heavy stock paper chart shows pictures and identification features of all Jeep models from 1941 through 1974. The charts were designed to hang in a Jeep dealerships parts department for reference. It measures approx. 45″ wide, and 35″ tall. The chart is rolled and free of any rips, tears, stains, or pin/tack holes. The exposed edge has normal wear from age, handling and storage, but nothing that detracts from its appearance or functionality.”
It sure didn’t take people long to realize they needed some more secure nuts on their jeeps! It didn’t take me long 🙂
UPDATE: **SOLD** for $6,766.66 on eBay
Nice looking FC. Very short description.
“driver, new tires, parts car included”