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UPDATE: **SOLD** was on eBay.
If you can get your hands on a June 1946 issue Country Gentleman Magazine, you will find this ad. Or, you can just snag this one on eBay. Seller believes this is in fair to good condition, but given the stains it seems poor to me.
If you collect Super Jeep paraphernalia, this might be of interest.
“Great condition with minor surface scratches. It has the Super Jeep wheelie design with “Toughest 4-letter word on wheels” logo.”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: Was $10,000. **SOLD**
Another 1948 Package Delivery Van, except this is the California Body version. Compare it to Jesse’s version.
“Will sell all of my Jeeps for the low price of $10,000 (Firm) which takes into consideration that there are issues, minor to major with all 3. Do Not let this scare you off. This is a screaming Deal for what I have and definitely warrants the expenditure of some time to come and look if you are a serious Jeep buyer! 1. 1947 CJ2 2. 1951 Jeep pickup 3. 1948 Willys Overland Parcel Delivery (PD) Quite Rare! First two run and the PD was driven from San Francisco to Paynes Creek 18 years ago and has not been started since. It has the 4 cylinder flathead engine and the other two are F Heads. The 1947 has an F head that is a transplant out of a 1953 jeep station wagon. I will entertain the idea of parceling them out. I do not answer TEXT messages, If you wish to communicate with me you must respond to the Craig’s List email platform with your phone number and your first name and I will get back to you shortly. I can provide more pictures by request.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,500.
Ready for the road.
“1956 willies truck.
this was a two year project,and everything was either replaced with new parts,or rebuilt with new parts.numbers matching motor,transmissio,front & rear ends.super hurricane straight six.new tires,new paint,new interior.converted to 12 volt system.everything in on and under is like new.runs-drives.true California truck with 53000 true miles.”
May be a good price.
“This Jeep has a 225 Buick V6, Muncie 4 speed tranny, full top & doors. May trade for KX450. Call or text anytime.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/4620448960.html
Warn OD, PTO Winch and extra wheels. Worth a look.
“This is a nice find, 1964 Willys CJ5 with Warn overdrive, PTO and Ramsey 8,000 lb. winch. This CJ5 also has the working brake power booster. Very good condition and with no cancer. Extras include five extra wheels and excellent tires. Also has rear bumper tow package with rear tire and jerry can carrier. Perfect for ranch, hunting, trails, and/or tow vehicle. No smog required, current registration and pink slip in hand.”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/4620938370.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
An original running Austin Champ? That’s a miracle!
“A rare opportunity to own a piece of motoring history! This is a truly rare truck.
Very original and unrestored austin champ, nice and almost rustfree condition, runs and drive very good without problems.paint is decent but not perfect, complete with softtop, for more info please contact us.
This version of the Champ is built and used an Austin A90 Atlantic motor”
Looks solid and stock. Has small amount of hat channel rust.
“For sale is by far the nicest most solid original Willys I’ve ever owned. This would be an excellent candidate for a restoration project because sheet metal work would be minimal. I included a pic of the worst rust in the Jeep in the hat channel under the fuel tank. It starts, runs, drives and stops great. It still has the original 6 volt charging system. The steering is still tight. The brakes work great and the fuel tank is brand new. I would call it 95% original and had to be stored inside most of its life. I tried to leave the body alone so you can see what you are getting. Clean TN title in my name. $4700 Serious calls only please no texts.”
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/4619789575.html
Runs and drives. Looks solid.
“RUNS GREAT, NEW TIRES, READY TO DRIVE HOME! M38 MILITARY JEEP”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4621023647.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Ran when parked.
“1945 Willys Jeep.
This is an awesome little jeep. It was made during the WWII era, but never was shipped over seas. These jeeps will climb anything and are rare and hard to find.
Needs a transfer case, engine ran when it was parked over 20 yrs ago. Requires plenty of work, but has all the pieces with it. I only have a bill of sale”
UPDATE: Was $6500. *SOLD*
It’s had some recent work.
“For sale is a 1952 former USMC Willys M38A1 Jeep. This Jeep was, until last year, used at a deer hunting ranch behind Mt. Hamilton for the last 40 years. It was painted in orange until last fall when I put it back in olive drab. It has the correct Hurricane 4 cylinder engine and runs fine. I tuned it up and replaced the exhaust manifold. The seats are new, as is the glass, tires, rims, turn signals, tail lights and bikini top. The body isn’t perfect, but what do you want for a 62 year old veteran?! All gauges, except the speedometer work. She ain’t fast but is a hoot driving around town with the windshield down. Perfect for a weekend ride or ranch property. $6500″
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
It’s got a rear PTO. The body is a 2A.
“This Jeep is a true classic in great running and driving condition. Almost every part has been gone through in the past 12 months to eliminate any issues. Clean Mass title in hand.
-l134 motor, new head gasket and new distributor
-Spicer 18 transfer case. New gaskets and bushings.
-T-90 3 speed transmission. New gaskets, bushings and synchros.
-New clutch and parking brake assembly, both with less than 150 miles on them.
-Rebuilt Carter carburetor and new intake manifold gasket. Has new complete exhaust system.
-6 volt electrical, brand new complete wiring harness built by Walcks 4wd to accommodate turn signals. All lights function properly. All dash gauges and horn function properly.
4 BF Goodrich 31×10.5×10 All Terrain tires with 95% tread.
Body and frame are rust and rot free. This is a fun Jeep to drive, turns heads wherever you go. Please contact me with any questions”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
Runs and drives.
“Running 1956 Willys jeep truck.
4×4 with warn locking hubs
Flat 6 cylinder
Actual mileage as shown
Drove it today
New drum brakes
Fresh service
4×2 manual trans
This is a rat rodders dream truck.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(01/14/2013) This might be worth a look, since I don’t see too much rust. I like the upgraded data plates: duct tape with black ink.
“This is a old 46 CJ2A motor ran when parked in shed over 8 years ago. It is not seized. Tires are junk but are there to roll the jeep onto a trailer. Comes with an extra set of gears body needs work.”
http://northernwi.craigslist.org/cto/4620442122.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500.
Looks solid.
“I have a 1948 willys army jeep. Everything in it is brand new or rebuilt. Call no text.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3600
Hasn’t been run in six years, but looks like it would be a good restoration project.
“Solid Willys CJ-3A Title and keys available. Motor will run hasnt been run in about 6 years ( will need Battery) Has been stored indoors its whole life except for the last two months. Any questions feel free to ask.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000
Runs, but replacing fuel lines at the moment.
“I have a 1946 cj2a in really nice shape, it doesn’t run at the moment because I was in the process of replacing the fuel lines and fuel pump, other then that it runs great. willing to sell or trade for a car that gets good mpg.”
UPDATE: Was $1500. **Status Unknown**
“1945 Ford Jeep WWII Body. Has surface rust and body appears in good condition, not junk. Good for restoration. Many other parts as well, (Hood, Fenders, etc) Pickup only”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3999
Looks like a good project. Engine needs rebuilding. Price seems a little high.
“lder restro w/newer canvas complete winter top w/arctic hot water heater,solid body and frame,original motor need rebuild and comes with new crankshaft,has clear correct title,please call for more info”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7900.
(05/14/2014) Looks like a nice rig.
“Solid body on raised suspension with 5 Mickey Thompson tires 35×11.50 15 and Boyd aluminium wheels. 289 Ford 2 barrel, header exhaust, Warn hubs and overdrive, AM/FM radio, CB, tilt power steering, full roll bar with bikini top. Lots of fun!! Call for more info.”
http://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/cto/4595170449.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
(08/05/2014) Certainly unusual.
“CJ2A Jeep frame has very little rust, what is left of the tub is not rusted out, someone made a pickup / yard buggy out of it. Engine is not in the jeep, comes with a Ford 200 inline 6 and an adapter plate. Engine is in good condition and is a bolt in to replace what was in it before. Has no title, good for parts, yard buggy and offroad toy.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
(05/09/2014) No title and does not run. Has rust.
I have a 1951 Willys Jeep CJ3A. It’s a nice original old Jeep, no 350 engine in there. The old Super Sonic flathead is still in there though its seen better days. The body is rusty but if you like patina it’s ready to go. If shiny paint is your thing it would probably be more cost effective to replace the tub. The frame and running gear look good though. The ol CJ rolls, steers and all 4 tires hold air. That’s the extent of its mobility. It hasn’t run since the ’80s. There’s no title. I bought it not too long ago on an impulse and now I’m thinkin “what was I thinkin!?” I would consider a trade for a nice vintage truck – 60’s or older“
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was an Auction
“Auction Open to the Public
Autos – Trucks – Boats
Tools & Shop Equipment – Firearms
Estate Items – Antiques – Collectibles
Household Furniture – Estate Collections
Sat., August 16, 2014 9:00 a.m.
VIEWING ONLY: Fri. August 15, , 10:00 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Preview: Sat. 8:00 a.m. until auction
To Be Held At: Stokes Auction Acres
8398 SE Spring Creek Road, Port Orchard, WA”
Before restoration began on this CJ-3A This has a Blue Star hardtop.
After Restoration (and with his wife Lauren posing in front of it)
The CJ-3A in the top photo was listed on eWillys back on August 30th, 2012. It looked pretty sound to me, but according to buyer and restorer Scott Mills, a mountain of bondo was underneath the paint. Beautiful work Scott!
He writes, “I found this 49cj3a on your site 2 years ago- after sanding and a little blasting I found that someone used what seemed like 10lbs of body filler and rivets! As many of my purchases go, buyers remorse plagued me for months! Well, I replaced panels and spent hours hammering out the tub. The only splurge was a new hood and stock rims, I managed to save most everything else. My wife has a fashion blog here in Houston and used my Cj3a in this recent post:
Here is the Jeep before I cut out 50% of the tub, it looked great in these photos, little did I know…”
ANOTHER POST RESTORATION PIC (SEE MORE RESTORATION PICS HERE):
1943 GPW before its restoration.
1943 GPW after its restoration.
Here’s a 1943 GPW that I featured on eWillys back in 2010. It was rough and had a funky windshield. I was sure it was headed for a car crusher.
Instead, someone bought this off of ebay and restored it! Mario, now the proud owner, purchased this from the rebuilder and was looking through eWillys when he stumbled upon the original post from 2010. So, here’s the original post on eBay, plus the after photos. If anyone knows any more history about this GPW, please let Mario know by commenting below the post. Thanks!
“Up for auction is a 1943 Military syle Ford Jeep. Once owned by Edward White who I was told was a Military Commander. Clean Title. Vehicle has been sitting for a number of years and is in need of full restore. Engine has been pulled and disassembled but looks to be complete and comes with Vehicle. Drivers side has a couple bullet holes for authenticity. Body has rust but can be replaced with reproduction style, which can be purchased online. Engine may be able to be rebuilt however I was told you can purchase military surplus crate motor but haven’t researched enough to tell you where. Engine number on Title matches number etched on block ( GPW98036 )while the engine casting number is GPW-6015.”
MORE BEFORE RESTORATION PHOTOS:
MORE AFTER RESTORATION PHOTOS:
