UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300.
(06/23/2013) This jeep appears worth a look.
“Good solid jeep. Body in good shape. Motor runs good. Clear title. Great for hunting or restoring. Need to sell because I need the garage room.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300.
(06/23/2013) This jeep appears worth a look.
“Good solid jeep. Body in good shape. Motor runs good. Clear title. Great for hunting or restoring. Need to sell because I need the garage room.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
(07/03/2013) This looks solid. It has a reproduction tub.
“Frame off restored Willys CJ-3B Jeep. Like new (or better) inside, out, and underneath. Buick V6 with 3 speed manual trans. Great running, looking, and driving flat fender Jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5999
“Put a little mud on the tires in this Beautiful 1961 Willy’s CJ3B! This RARE “High Hood” was my winter restoration project four years ago. The restoration included body work, an engine tune up with new carburator, wheels, tires, reupholstered seats, and fresh “rescue green” paint! I also installed a CD player and rear speakers during the resto along with a new speedometer. This CJ3B runs and drives beautifully! The engine runs strong and the Transmission & Transfercase shift smoothly. I have the original wheels and they can be purchashed during pickup. The Buyer is responsible for ALL pickup or delivery charges”
Neat photo.
“You buying one black & white high quality 12” by 18” picture. This is copy of a professionally taken picture from that era. The picture will be shipped in a 13’ piece of PVC tubing to prevent damage.”
This poor jeep saw some action. It can be found on TWDCs’ History Page. TWA assisted the Kingdom of Saudi with management assistant for the newly formed Saudi Arabian Airlines.
“Collectible 1950’s Jeep/Willys 4 Paper Banner Double Sided Signs 17″ x 12″. I found these signs picking a long closed dealership. Great collectibles for the Jeep/Willys fans. The signs are in very good condition. There is some slight soiling, sun-fading, and very slight tears. The one sign (refer to photos) has the hanging slot torn away. No damage to inhibit displaying in a man cave, business, or garage. They will be shipped flat.”
Marc forwarded this Ex TWA ad.
“Rare 1956 Willys Jeep CJ3B. This jeep was originally purchased by Trans World Airlines for service at the Tulsa Municipal Airport. It was moved to the Tulsa International Airport in 1961 where it was in service until 1979. In 1979 the jeep was purchased through a private bid auction, and has been kept by the second owner since. This is a rare all original CJ3B, from the tall hood, to the tail gate, to the original 4 cylinder engine. Original engine is complete, needs rebuilt, and does not run. The drive train is all original, and is a factory 4 wheel drive. The body has some rust, and will need restoration. As seen in the pictures its still in the original paint, although faded, you can still read TWA on the side. The interior is nice, solid floor pans, original seats, and all original gauges. This is a true one of kind rare original CJ3B.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Were on eBay.
These look interesting.
“lot of 5 original factory photographs , 8.5 x 11 , 3 file holes at edge. “Jeep Converted to Towing Dynamometer with Warner Eddy Current Brake.”
It sounds like this has the original motor or an F-head.
“2.2L 2197CC 134Cu. In. l4 GAS L-HEAD Naturally Aspirated”
You’ll have to pay cash for this. Apparently, this seller has had some problems getting payment.
“Here’s a nice ’49 Willys Woody 2 door wagon (Tin Woody).
Fits the whole family and looks cool doing it! All it needs is a surfboard!
Nice body with a new satin black and custom woodgrain paint job. The woodgrain is all freehand airbrushed painted! NOT VINYL!
I have another hood for it for those that don’t like the hood scoop (I don’t like it so I found another hood. Just needs to be painted to match).
350 Chevy engine has been rebuilt. Has a little over 1,000 miles on it and the 350TH tranny.
Runs and drives great. Frame is a shortened S10 so it has power steering and power dics brakes.
Interior side panels and headliner are all wood. The side panels still need to be stained but headliner is done. Interior could use a little more work, but is presentable.
Has a Pioneer stereo that’s hooked up, but still needs speakers.
New tinted glass.
New tires with older but clean Centerline wheel”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,000
This looks like a nice build.
“Truck has 454 auto mustang 2 frontend very cool”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
This looks solid.
“This jeep has been in stored indoors for the better part of 30 years. It had a SBC 327 put in back in the 70s. I recently went thru it and replaced a good portion of parts. All new brakes, wheel cylinders and master cylinder with the drums machined. Had the fuel tank professionally cleaned and coated new fuel pickup, new fuel lines , pump and Holley carb. New seals and gaskets for the whole driveline. Regasketed the engine, new radiator, water pump and hoses. New tires and dodge ram wheels. It has the overdrive unit which allows for highway driving.”
The seller isn’t correct about the M-38 being the rarest production jeep. There were others.
“Willys M-38 combat Jeep..Rebuilt transmission,transfer case,and axles,new clutch, Engine rebuild by previous owner…….All new gauges…..Converted to 12 volt
Good tub and body except hole in passenger floor.
New seatbrackets and gas tank, OriginalSpare tire and gas can and brackets
Ive put 6,000 plus miles on it but it sat last three years. Carb is dirty but it will idle
Needs carb cleaned and new exhaust manifold and exhaust.
This is a Ordinance (Army) Jeep,Repainted by hand in Marine corp colors, The insignia on the front bumper is that of a marine glider squadron…..
The M-38 is the rarest of the production jeeps Having only made 30,000 total….specifically for Korea…….all other designs produced 200,000 +
The only proof of actual overseas service on a jeep is the paint job
When one unit transferred out…..the motor pool equipment stayed….
Then it was assigned to the next unit coming in…..
In this case Army left and marines took over thus the repaint. (563-571-6998)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
It’s been sitting a while.
“Need to sell , not drove since 2003,strong 327 w/350 heads,HEI ignition,538 gears w/Dana positraction,front and rear.Chev.three speed w/warn overdrive,27 frontaxle and 44rear w/33spline axles ,newer bestop,11″wagoner brakes,warn 8000# winch,swampers fiberglass front fenders and cowling,elec.fan,tow bar much much more”
UPDATE: Was listed at $500. **SOLD**
There looks like some value here.
“Very rusted but running CJ6 with the 225 Buick v6. Includes a second partly disassembled v6 also. Also includes half hard top and plow. Has been an up north plow Jeep for many years. No brakes but four wheel drive works.”
This might make an interesting project.
“$200 OBO This 1940s cj2a frame was elongated many years ago, it had at needed it for a flat bed to be added to the back, would be a great frame to chop up for parts, many of the pieces on this frame are good for replacements to existing frames, cash, must pick up, contact matt, need the space, no title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
This needs work.
“1949 Willys Jeep. The jeep is solid and virtually rust free especially compared to other models of this year. the passenger seat is not shown in the pictures but I have it. You will need to hook up the front brakes, get a front drive shaft, and find a rear brake light cover. Other than that everything is strong and it cranks up and drives every time. This is not your everyday CJ or Wrangler Jeep. Make me a reasonable offer.
I have a hitch that can be hooked up to the front to be towed.”
UPDATE: Was priced at $6000. Status Unknown.
(07/18/2013) This was originally a park ranger jeep.
“I wish I didn’t have to sell this CJ-6, but I have to move from Oklahoma to Tennessee and I can’t take her with me. This is a frame-off restoration that is still in progress. This Jeep was originally a used as a Park Ranger Jeep at Mammoth Cave National Park. I am asking $6,000 OBO.
Original F-134 Hurricane engine with 37,091 miles on the odometer
Original axles, transmission, and drive train
Original dash and gauges
Original Meyer Steel Cab with steel doors
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $1000.
(07/18/2013) This has an updated motor and may be a mix of parts. The body looks GPW though.
“Hi,I have a willy jeep for sale needs full resto decent tub was told it is a 42 gpw but not sure I traded a nice 77 baby blue Chevy pickup for it and believe I got burnt but o well You live and learn any ways Ill take parts for my 87 wrangler yj in trade or a nice 50 horse outboard mercury for my patio boat or what do you have asking 1000 Obo thanks and have a nice day!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
“1959 Willys Wagon $3500 OBO
6 cylinder, 4 speed stick, no transfer case or starter.
needs work. Factory conversion to panel wagon, very limited body style”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“This is a Jeep 1 ton truck. It is running and driving with a flatbed frame. I have too many projects and no time, so I must get rid of this one. My loss is your gain. 226 Super Hurricane inline 6 cyl, T-98 4 speed transmission, Dana 18 transfer case. There is no rust on this truck so it is ready for a restoration or modification as you see fit.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2100.
The engine runs.
“1952 Willys CJ-3A “JEEP” This is a running and driving project. The body is rough. This is a good candidate for a restoration. The odometer shows 75188. I have no idea what the total mileage is. It starts up and runs great. The float in the carb hangs up once in a while, so the carb will need rebuild. The electrical system was converted to 12 volt. It has a brand new battery. The electrical system will need some minor work. I have restored several of these great old trucks. I just do not have the time to do this one. With a little work it could be on the road as a “RAT ROD” I have a Maryland transferable title for this truck.”
Thanks to Steve Elkins for filing this great report from the 2013 Willys America Open House last Saturday! You can see more pics at the oldwillysforum also.
The annual Willys America Open House was Saturday, July 13, 2013. Over one hundred Willys vehicles converged on the old lumber town of Cazadero nestled among the towering redwoods of the Russian River region of Sonoma County, California.
Once again, Paul Barry opened up his amazing restoration facility to Willys owners everywhere for his annual event. Willys enthusiast from all over the region, and some as far as the Eastern United States, came to the event. Well known names in the Willys World such as Harry & Jo Sheets from Indiana, and Bill Norris, who publishes the best calendars in the world, were there to enjoy a wide variety of Willys on display and to meet other enthusiasts.
Willys America houses the largest variety of unique Willys vehicles anywhere. There were personnel carriers, Mavericks, Sedan Deliveries, Jeepsters, Forward Control trucks, Jeeps built in Japan and the Philippines, military vehicles, ambulances, fire trucks, RR vehicles, just to name a few. There was even a 1943 Allis-Chalmers Snow Tractor powered by Willys (L4-134.)
Thermos is saluting the men who make jeeps, but what about the women?
“A wonderful original half-page magazine ad from 1943 for
Thermos Brand Vacuum Bottles
by the American Thermos Bottle Co. – Norwich Connecticut
Ad is about 5 x 10.5 inches”