UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
No pics verify this is a CJ-6, but there looks to be parts value. Seller is uncertain about title.
“1956 jeep cj 6 runs and drives have ny registration guess that’s like a title for up there will trade for mason dump”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
No pics verify this is a CJ-6, but there looks to be parts value. Seller is uncertain about title.
“1956 jeep cj 6 runs and drives have ny registration guess that’s like a title for up there will trade for mason dump”
There’s value here.
“Engine was pulled in 1988-1990 for a rebuild and never made it back in. As far as I know, the trans/axles are still in good working condition, just have been sitting covered in the driveway since then. Frame has some serious rust issues around the front leaf spring rear mount. Hubs turn freely, as does the input shaft of the trans.
Pulled the body off this week as I am building a new frame from 2×3″ and dropping in a fuel injected 2.3 Ford/m5od and a set of YJ axles, so it’s better if I just start fresh.“
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500. This is likely a 2A body and chassis. The rear full floating axles could be military or an update to the 2A axles.
“Old Jeep, No Drivetrain. Has both front and rear axles, but no engine or transmission. Former owner started converting to small block Chevy, got as far as losing powertrain and torching motormounts out of frame. (yes, an idiot)
Your turn to make something like a sand buggy or rock crawler out of this. NO TITLE, Bill of sale with the serial number on it from me to you.”
UPDATE: Was $3500. *SOLD**
“Solid body w/no rust but not perfect . Mid 80s GM iron dukes 4 motor , run excellent . Rebuilt carburetor. New master cylinder , brakes are in very good shape . Good BF mud terrain tires. Smittybilt winch. Brand new tow bar . Has late 70s jeep rear and front end. This was updated right, make it a lot better on the road , cruise 60 mph no problem , you’d be rebuilding the original flat heads if you tried that . Home made bikini top . No trades”
Mark posted this no-researve auction ad at warjeeps.com. The auction takes place September 20th in Cedar Bluff, Virginia. I didn’t see pics of the 1941 parts jeep.
“Restored 1944 Willys Jeep, 90% original, parade-quality vehicle 1946 Willys Jeep, 90% original and in working order 1941 Willys Jeep for parts. These Jeeps are being sold at ABSOLUTE auction, which means there is no reserve price. If you can’t make it to the auction, please contact the auction company regarding absentee bidding. Auction location is 25694 Highway 19, Cedar Bluff, VA 24609”
UPDATE: Was $6000. **Sold**
Looks good for the price.
“1972 reare Jeep CJ6 only made from 1950-75
232 six
T14 3 speed
3:73 gears can drive 70 on freeway
NO power steering
NO power brakes
Mechanical clutch a real jeep
Odom reads 60+ooo miles! and tilte says actual can not confirm
Many new parts battery,carb,exhaust,starter,gas tank , more
Runs and drives great
2.5 Pro Comp lift springs and shocks, 33″ BFG all terrain nice wheels
Also have set of 5 stock tires and wheels
Wrangler roll bar made to fit
Frame is ridiculously clean
Was a amature resto nice 20 footer have some extra parts
Soft top / soft doors new
Also have half steel top and doors see pics
If you have questions call no emails please and not a text guy
Not interested in trading selling for personal reasons
Asking $6000 or best offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Runs and drives, but needs brakes. If you email, put “Red CJ6” in the subject line.
“1967 Jeep CJ6
Engine is a 225 Buick V6 original with a 3 speed transmission
The Jeep runs and drives but needs the brakes rebuilt. Jeep will need to be trailered. Jeep has been sitting several years but no rust that I can see in the body. Odometer reads 11877 miles not sure if that is accurate.
Jeep has a Jacobs snow plow blade with Hydraulic cylinder up and down control that works.
Asking price is $3500 or make reasonable offer.
If you send email or text you must put in Subject line Red CJ6 or it will be considered junk mail.
For all you out there I don’t need help selling it. I don’t take money orders don’t waste your time…..”
I’m confused about the prices. In the title the price reads “$4000”, but in the text the prices are different.
“Two Jeeps:
1947 CJ2A – New Trans and Transfer case, and front axle gears. Runs great: $3900
1956 CJ5 – With hunting tower and PTO Winch. Runs great! $4500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Runs, but needs work.
“350 GM motor, 350 Auto Trans, needs brake work. Has new stock leaf suspension, Its a project, but runs. $3000 OBO..”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $9300.
(10/09/2012) Here’s a nice build.
“Custom built and Show ready!! 1952 Willy’s CJ3A flat fender Jeep fully customized frame off restoration including new body tub, fenders & hood. Custom paint, Real Teal with Pearl, highlighted with sutle pinstriping and graphics.
Muscle Motors specialty built engine, internally balanced 408 cubic inch small block Dodge power house! 410 Horsepower, 460 ft lbs of torque, aluminum heads, air gap intake manifold, scatter shield bell housing, 750 CFM 4 corner idle Holley carb. T83 Muscle car 4 speed, Model 20 TC, Model 44 rea 4.88 gear’s with full floater axels & Posi unit. Model 30 front end 4.88 gears & Trac lock.
Alcoa aluminum wheels on 35X15 Pro comp tires. Pro Car bucket seats, removable custom carpet and bikini top. Also available for purchase full set of Sand tires on Aluminim wheels (SandTires unlimted paddles)
This jeep has won many trophys’ and awards at car show’s through out the Northwest. Unstopable in the sand dunes… must be driven with caution on the street ”
UPDATE: Was $3500 for the pair. Status Unknown.
Unclear if either runs.
“Looking to sell my willys projects. Both are all original and complete. “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Listed as a CJ-2B, this is clearly a CJ-3A.
“1951 willys jeep cj-2b for sale. Runs good. Tag up to date. Asking 3000 but price is flexible.”
No pics provided.
“original 1942 mb willys jeep needs clutch”
UPDATE: Was $6,500 **SOLD**
(05/11/2014) I like those rims.
“1954 Willys Jeep. Excellent condition.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $300.
(07/03/2014) “53 willys wagon for sale.
Good for parts.
No plates.
No pink slip
Moving out.”
UPDATE: Was $4000. Status Unknown.
(04/21/2014) Ran when parked. Includes Bronco parts. Looks to be a little GPW left in this.
“1942 ford jeep from ww2
*has 1963 198 ci Buick v-6 cast iron block it ran great when I parked it but it’s been a while since started it has a brand new timing chain
*rear axle broken but I have a new one to put in it!
*this price also includes a Broncos type frame with 9″ axles and a good extra transmission
* title has been last but cleared you can get a new one at dmv”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
(08/12/2014) The body is rough, but there may be value here. It runs.
“1953 cj3b jeep. it has a 265 chevy v8 can hear motor run. has the soft doors for it. If interested call me and I can tell you everything I know about it. I have owned the jeep for about 12 years, stored in side since I had it. Asking $1200 obo.”
UPDATE: Ted’s got an updates on Bill’s FC truck collection. Bill will sell the collection for $4500. Both Ted and Chris have seen the collection and report below in the comments. Sounds like a good deal.
Here’s one photo. See all of them here: http://www.thestreetpeep.com/2013/04/willys-jeep-forward-control-stockpile.html
I found this illustration of a Rube Goldberg (yes, of the Rube Goldberg machines) drawn jeep from the September 1946 issue of Mechanix Magazine. I’m not quite sure what the UNO on the grille means.
Below is the full page: Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Steve found this cool photo. It shows Milwaukee Brewer outfielder Johnny Price putting on a pre-game exhibition of catching balls using a jeep. The local dealer, Laurel C. Worman, arranged the event.
“This is an original press photo. Photo measures 10 x 8.25inches. Photo is dated 08-17-1945.”
Marc forwarded this article and photo that highlights the use of helicopters with jeeps.
Daniel Flanagan is located in the UK and is hoping to find a MB or GPW project. If anyone thinks they have a project that would interest him or think they can help out, email me or comment below and I’ll hook you up with him.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Looks solid. It’s got the wrong grille for a ’46, but that’s minor.
“Own a piece of postwar history! This restored CJ2-A is ready to parade the streets of your neighborhood. I have been the curator of this rolling museum for over a decade and due to some recent life changes, it is now time to pass the baton. As with any old Jeep there is always something to tinker with; but this Willys is road ready. Please call or text with questions. Thank you for looking.”
Looks in great shape.
“1950 original M38 Willys Jeep. Restored frame. All parts sand blasted painted or new. The engine runs great with a Solex carburetor and a 6 volt system. A spare tire is included. Please call with questions.”