Here’s a solid M-38.
“1952 M38 Jeep
runs great, aux heater, full canvas top including doors and sides (not pictured).
Clear FL title.
Email for more info.”
Here’s a solid M-38.
“1952 M38 Jeep
runs great, aux heater, full canvas top including doors and sides (not pictured).
Clear FL title.
Email for more info.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5200.
It’s a project.
“1946 Jeep CJ2A
Chevy Truck 350 4 bolt
New Stuff: off-road carb, radiator, gauges, steering box and pump, fuel tank, Beard seats w/ Crow belts, Chrome March pulleys, Chrome 100 amp alt, black steel wheels w/ Pro Comp X-Terrain tires, shocks, steering stabilizer.
Dana 30 front 4.27 gears w/diff guards
Dana 44 Rear 4.27 gears w/diff guards
This thing was fast! Needs to be put back together. Great project jeep.”
This might be worth a look.
“47 CJ2A jeep, L134 “go-devil” engine, T90 , T18, heater, locking front hubs, runs & drives, 45 mph , needs good home, just sits call 575 358-one zero two two or email,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6800.
(04/28/2013) The taillights are unusual. They might grow on me. I like how they fit.
“new All steel body, 5k miles on chev 305 v8 , 350 auto trans W/ B&M slap shifter , 2.5 ” lift on BDS suspension, 32×11.50 x 15 tires on steel rims, custom paint & pinstripes, bucket seats w/5 point harness, full roll cage , new soft top , have extra rear seats,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This may be worth a look. It’s got an unusual windshield.
“1946 CJ-2A for sale. Runs fine just needs breaks
Currently has a flat 6 in that starts everytime
$2000 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200
The tub might be VEC.
“Im selling my 1947 cj because of my upcoming college excursion, i love the jeep and i hate to see it go but it has to happen.ill take the best offer, or trade for an american carbed truck It has a complete plow setup,(frame,pump and blade) rare factory half cab, 2 trannys one is rebuilt, extra front fender, and a rebuilt 302 and everything you need to install it if you pay the right price,the motor is a 306 bored .030 over,new bearings,rings,ect. fresh gaskets and a performance comp cam (i will sell with out the motor) The tub is on the rougher side and will need floors, I have at least 4 and probably more good wheels. The frame rails are in good shape but the rear cross member will have to be replaced. I tried my best to give you all of the attributes and fall backs of this adorable jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Listed as a 1942 and a CJ-3A, the body and windshield appear to be M-38 or repro.
“CJ3A – Buick Oddfire v6 – 3 speed – dana 18 tcase – dana 27 front? – offset dana 41 or 44 rear axle – 35×12.50×15 pro comp mud terrians.
I have owned this jeep for a couple years now, my wife started off-roading the LJ we have and I have a RZR-S so this has just been sitting in the garage. it runs, drives, 4wd works.:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
“Hard top and doors for Willys jeep. This is an aluminum top and doors made by Metro Engineering. It is a civilian version of the military “cab enclosure”. This model is an “arctic top”. The top is in good shape with all glass, but rear window is cracked. The front was modified to fit a different windshield frame, so 2 corners and the nose are missing. Some fabrication would be needed to install with whatever w/s frame you’re using.. The w/s frame pictured is included. Should fit any of the flatfenders maybe others. I am willing to deliver up to 10 miles away and maybe further with gas money. $150 O.B.O.
This includes an inline flathead 6.
“1943 Willis with flat head six engine. Great project!!!!”
No pics provided.
“1961 cj3b Jeep, 350 motor, 4 speed transmission, Dana 18 transfer case. good tires, does not have power steering. does ride like a 61. soft top in great condition. the jeep is not perfect but its getting there! however i don’t use it enough to keep it. $5000 obo”
No pics provided.
“Jeep has new blue and white paint by body shop, had good original paint and was pretty much rust free.It has original engine and trans, runs good 4 cyl 3 speed trans.new interior from Sewfine. It will need a gas tank or repair one in it.This was a buddy project that did not get finished. Colo title ,Glass is out and needs put back in. Sorry no pics, try to get some this week. 6k in it , has low miles. Call 303sixsix7 4593…”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
This has a MB/GPW Body. The rear axles appear to be military, too.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep Project
4 Cyl overhead valve engine
Original 3-speed transmission
Over $1000 of wheels and tires”
It hasn’t run in 25 years, but there might be some value here.
“This is a complete 1953 Willy’s CJ3B. I bought it intending to restore it, but never got to it. It has all original differentials, transfer case transmission and engine. The differentials and transfer case are in good order. The engine ran 25 years ago when someone last drove the vehicle. The top of the transmission had been removed and the inside is very rusted. Likely the transmission needs replaced. The body is pretty good. The back part of the tub where the back seat sits is rusted. There is surface rust in other places. The vehicle is rough, but restorable, and almost all there.
Asking 1200.00 or best offer. Might consider a trade, but would prefer cash.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
The paint job suggests this might have been nice at some point; not so much now.
“good project for a hunting vehicle or crawler!
its all there,motor,tranny,tcase,axles,original rims.
missing is the seats,windshield. has a winch-condition unknown.
$1000 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100
It’s a parts jeep.
“No motor. Has front and rear end and transfer case. Has a transmission, but it is out of an M38 jeep. No pink slip. This is a parts jeep.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(12/10/2012) Looks like it runs the trails well.
“1947 cj2a 33inch tires dana 44 front and rear disk breaks up front 472 gears detroit locker in rear passenger side drop on both axles dana 18 transfer case with advance adapter bolted to a th 350 transmission powered by a 4.3 litre chevy v6 with about 1000 miles on motor brand new radiator brand new hydroboost braking system comes with a bikini top. has a warn 8274 winch with nylon rope not in the picture this thing runs strong and stops great feel free to call me at 206-261-2296 with any questions. thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5700.
(04/23/2013) This looks solid.
“4 Willys Wagon. Mid 70’s AMC 6 cylinder, power steering, Scout axles with front disk brakes. Repainted several years ago, 2002 Mustang Red. Interior redone, still pretty nice. 2 sets of wheels. Over $8500 invested. Been sitting for a while, but runs, drives and still looks good.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was priced at $3900
(07/29/2013) The sides panels have been replaced, so this likely had rust at one time. It looks solid from a distance.
“1953 Willys CJ3B Flat fenderJeep. Rebuilt original 4 cylinder engine, starter and carburator. 3 speed transmission with Saturn Overdrive. Start, runs, and drives well for it age, 4 wheel drive high and low work well. Body good to fair, like new Goodyear Wranglers, electric wiper,and electronic distributor. New front rubber brakelines and shocks. Decent soft top with doors. New camo seat covers front and back. Passed Mo. inspection Jan /2013 Clean Mo title
Spare parts to go with it
New side body panels, hard top with doors, [ need work ] distributor, master cylinder, brake lines, starter, books, etc.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(08/12/2013) It’s got two different seats.
I have a 47 willys that I drive almost daily and enjoy a lot but would like a bigger jeep I have a wife and 2 kids and we don’t fit in my cj2a very well so I am just here seeing what people have to offer cash or trade thanks for looking and feel free to contact me for more info (530 632 4673)
I would really like a jeepster commando but interested in all reasonable offers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/20/2012) Calling this refurbished, rather than restored, is more accurate. I’m not sure what is hanging so low below the jeep.
“This is a very nice FRAME-OFF resoration. Everything redone!! Check out the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzNXQwca7nM From the wheel bearings to the brakes to the wiring and the engine!
This has the F-134 engine and I did NOT cut a hole in the hood. Tub is strong and solid, drives great, lots and lots of fun to drive and really is an attention getter no-matter where I go.
New Starter
New Alternator (12 volt)
New fuel pump (with glass bowl)
New wiring
New brakes and brake lines
Rebuilt engine
New clutch
New brake master cylinder
New lights
3 trailer hitches
CLEAR TITLE!!!!”
Well, I’d planned to do updates for Sunday, but an unexpected dinner of Thai food with Ann’s grandfather put me into a food coma, which led to some sound sleeping.
Today I expect to complete the last full edit review of the new book. Forty pages have been slashed, some logic improved, a little back history added, errors corrected, and explanations clarified. I expect to order a proof version monday morning and, if all is correct, announce it is ready for sale by mid-next week.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1850.
I’m digging those old school white three-spoke rims. Impossible to find.
“Two 1946 Willies Jeeps . Both are currently not running . I believe all components should be there . The red willies was stored in a barn for over 20 years . Both for $ 1,850 ”
John forwarded this great article about the Crosely Fire Jeep, whose restoration was revealed at the Crosley’s Annual Meeting. See all the pictures and info at Hemmings.
Here’s a reproduction of Joe Frazer with his Willys MA.
“I have here a nice reproduction 8 x 10 photograph. The picture shows 1940’s era co owner of the Willy’s Jeep Joe Frazer. The picture shows Joe at the smoke house getting a nice Ham and of course driving a Jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Here’s an unusual ad that appeared in Radio-Craft magazine.
“This is an original 1944 black and white print ad for the Echophone EC-1 and Jeep.
Period Paper is excited to present a radio-rich collection of advertising and articles from the Radio Craft and Popular Electronics magazine. This collection is chalk full of World War II advertisements featuring radios, electronic tubes, Echophone communications and fantastically beautiful covers. The articles give an insight into Nikola TeslaÕs life and the Worldwide Station Lists that contain a list of usable radio channels.”