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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9600
(04/27/2013) “Very nice condition, recent paint, weather stripping, suspension and drive train rebuilt,everything works as it should. Reconditioned Chevy 283 engine swap, new clutch flywheel and pressure plate. Mallard Blue with white interior. Three speed on floor with two speed trasfer case.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $11,500.
(05/07/2013) This is an original owner CJ-6 with under 57,000 miles.
“This is one for the true Jeep enthusiast.
Extremely rare in this condition.
This is a ONE OWNER 1975 Jeep CJ6.
56,6XX Original Miles.
I have the Original Pink Slip from 1975 in hand.
This appears to be a Slat Grille MB.
“Description:
Sicily: Canadian jeep passes by on its way to Enna.
note on condition:Photo top right edge has some bends to it, small edge tears and finish has come off in one place.
8 x 8 black and white original photo – Canadian Army official Photo with press release describing the photo in details, and dated. Press release is stapled to photo. “Jumping_Packrats” text is not on original photo. Back of the photo is stamped ” – Please Credit – CANADIAN ARMY PHOTO (Printed in Canada) and there is also a serial number penciled in. Photos are boarded and bagged and shipped in hard-board mailers.”
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While the concept of the Super Drake was tested, I don’t believe it ever achieved production (at least I couldn’t find anything about it).
“An Original 1956 ONE-Page pictorial that was removed from a vintage Magazine. Perfect size to mat and frame, it measures 6½ x 9¼ inches.
Article Excerpt: “With eight wheels, all of them powered, the Army’s latest amphibious vehicle, the Drake, can outride the heaviest surf.”
Shown on bottom of page is the first 2 1/2-ton Duck, the 4-ton Superduck and the Drake.”
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Mark posted this over at war jeeps.com
“If anyone can provide any information about this if you know what it is would appreciate it. This item is not For Sale simply trying to get information on it.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale/adsm490/adsm490.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
I’ve seen the Golden Eagle CJs, but not the Silver Eagles. This Silver CJ-6 has got to be, pardon the pun, a rare bird.
“1973 Jeep Cj6 Silver Eagle Runs good its my daily driver
Drive-train
232 Inline 6 (needs new gaskets, leaks oil)
3 Speed trans (on the floor)
4X4 Works Great
Almost New Tires 33s
Body
Has a few dings and scratches. (was restored about 7 years ago)
any rust was removed and replaced with new metal or treated with rust remover and sealed and coated.
has a bikini top and windjammer
Trades for Powerstroke, Cummins, Duramx, king ranch, 4door tacoma,2005 or newer GT mustang, loaded out v6, or a grabber orange mustang.”
This appears solid.
“Super Clean 48 Willies CJ2a
Buick v6 runs good
4 spd Trans
Fiberglass tub With fresh paint
New seats
New mufflers
Autometer gauges
Headers
5 new 31×10.50 15″ Tires
Still some project left in it but all the hard and expensive stuff is done.
$8500 obo. Negotiable on price.
Call or Text Damon
1209-603-4560”
http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/3896762761.html
This looks solid.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Army Green w/white stars. Good condition. Runs good. Street legal.
$6000 OBO”
http://statesboro.craigslist.org/cto/3898490095.html
Except for the probable f-head update, this looks very stock.
“1951 Jeep Willys CJ3A 4×4, have the original title. If interested please email, thanks!”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3896613142.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This sounds like a ‘ran when parked’ situation.
“1953 willys jeep w/ factory jeep-a-trench attachment, motor I
is seized, blade on front of it, original willys tailgate and hood, we have a Missouri title for it, the jeep and trencher used to work if interested, have more pictures”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
There might be some value here.
“1946 willys CJ2A runs. 4×4 works, has original flat-head 4, don’t have original seats, but have a bench seat that works, have original gas tank that goes under the seat. started replacing floorboards but don’t have time do do more. more work has been done since picture just don’t have pictures on phone. give me a call or text with questions/ pictures”
Bobby just bought a nice 3B, so he’s selling this project.
“I had this jeep of mine running a few years ago and decided to go lighter in weight with the fiberglass body. The jeep is in pieces, I have all the parts, when this jeep was up and running it was running a modified 350 Chevy motor, 4 speed Muncie transmission, headers, Moroso racing heads, and dual four barrel manifold, custom built four core radiator. I have decided that this project must go. The jeep is not put together; I removed the heads from the motor and stored both of them in my basement. This project started a number of years ago and never got the attention required to complete it. Asking $3500.00 for everything, ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
There’s some value here.
“975 CJ6 for sale. 304 V8 runs. 3spd trans. Body is rough. Frame fairly solid. No brakes. No windshield. 95% complete project. New HEI distributor and wires. New fuel pump. NO TITLE. Bill of sale only. Located in Greensboro, GA.”
This might make a good restoration project.
This truck has a good, strong drive-train, street legal 2013 registration, good truck to create your restoration project. Flat head, super Hurricane six, standard T-90, transfer case and rear differential. 4 wheel drive works and tranny does not jump out of any gears. Does not leak water, and very little oil. Floor plans are solid, one miniscule hole, otherwise very solid. All glass is good, one wind wing has crack, all windows go up and down easily, doors close well.
Good truck to restore.
Price: $2500
City: Santa Barbara
State: CA
Please contact Anthony Bordin at:
email: amsbwilly@yahoo.com”
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale/adsm544/adsm544.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer
Parts or projects.
“I have two Willys MB’s which are good for some parts.. Or maybe you are crazy enough to restore one of them. Make me a fair offer and they are yours. If you only want one that is fine too. I will deliver each within 25 miles of Kingston for an additional $25. Got to pay for the gas. I also have an early 1940’s GPW If you are interested.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was ‘Make Offer’.
It’s a project or parts jeep.
“I am hoping to find a good home for this script f GPW. Make me a fair offer and it’s yours. I will deliver it with in 25 miles of Kingston for an additional $25. Got to pay for the gas. I also have 2 early 1940’s Willys MB’s for parts if interested let me know.”
UPDATE: Was priced at $6500. **Status Unknown**
(09/22/2012) I’m wondering if that body is fiberglass? It looks like a replacement body to me.
“RESTORED IN 2010. FIBERGLASS BODY ALL BUT WINDSHIELD FRAME AND HOOD
NEW JEGS LIGHTED GAUGE KIT RED/GREE/BLUE/AMBER/WHITE
NEW SUMMIT RACEING WIRE HARNESS HEADLIGHT TO TAIL-LIGHT
NEW BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER
REFURBISHED AND 2 NEW BRAKE CYLINDERS
2 NEW VINYL SEATS
12 VOLT SYSTEM
BRITE BLUE HIGH BEAM INDICATOR
TURN SIGNALS
BRAKE LIGHTS
RESTORED HARRISON HEATER 6 VOLT REDUCER
31″ MUD TIRES TREAD EXCELLENT SHAPE
GOOD TO FAIR CONDITION BEST-TOP VINYL TOP
CUSTOM MADE 22 GAL. ALUMINIUM FUEL TANK
ATTACHABLE TOW BAR (NOT WIRED)
(WARN) 6000-8000 LB BELEVIEW WINCH RESTORED
INSPECTED HEAD AND BLOCK NEW HEAD GASKET
NEW OIL BATH FILTER
CUSTOM BUILT BAD ASS HOLLOW BUMPER MADE BY ME!!!
INTERIOR AREA LIGHT
12 VOLT POWER OUTLET
WINDSHIELD WIPER NOT WIRED
The good: ALWAYS STARTS, RUNS, INSPECTED, INSURED AND WILL GO ANYWHERE!
BETTER THAN A UTV…ITS LEGAL
The lesser good: LEAKS AND LOUD!
QUESTIONS OR INTERESTS PLEASE call 814-203-2638 Would consider partial/trade for 1st Gen 93 or earlier 4×4 DODGE Truck”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700
(03/04/2012) Fully restored?
“Fully restored. Custom bucket seats diamond plate floors runs good”
We picked up my two youngest kids today, so no updates today.
John forwarded these two great photos. I couldn’t find these published in any specific issue of the magazine.
This MB Slatgrille ad appeared in the May 22, 1944 issue of Life Magazine on page 20.
Rommel Juan, CEO of MD Juan, asked if I’d publish this press release about the company’s experience at this year’s 2013 Willys Spring Reunion.
This picture is used courtesy of the CJ-3B Page. Left to right is Bob Christy, Rommel Juan, Bob Westerman, and Keith Buckey.
Jeep body builder meets the jeep community in the USA
Nothing beats the thrill and excitement of being with people who share your passion and love for jeeps. These were the feelings of Rommel Juan, chief executive officer of MD Juan Enterprises, the Philippine-based manufacturer of replacement jeep bodies and parts as he shared lots of light moments with fellow jeep enthusiasts in a recent jeepers reunion.
For the first time, MD Juan Enterprises was recently invited to attend and make a technical presentation at the 21st Annual Spring Midwest Willys Jeep Reunion last May 17-19, 2013 at the Clarion Inn and Convention Center at Hudson, Ohio, USA.
This photo is published courtesy of the CJ-3B Page.
“This is the first time that we have attended a reunion of civilian jeep enthusiasts of this magnitude. Over 100 restored civilian jeeps were on exhibit and we were pleasantly surprised when seven of them approached us to show us their jeeps restored using our body tubs and parts. One of them, Dave, even proudly exhibited right beside our booth his vintage Willys MB jeep that was restored using an MD Juan body tub”, he says.
This New York Car show happening in July hopes to bring in military vehicles this year.
Larry wrotes, “Our little town puts on a real nice car show, vintage, hod rods, rat rods, trucks etc. This year its a 2 day event due to the fact its the tenth year anniversary of the car show. If you go to the web site you will see the great things the sponsors do with the money. This year the Ulster County Veterans purchased a home for the vets and the funds received will be donated to them. The sponsors are great people plus JEEP dealers. The sponosors asked me to get as many military vehicles as possible for the show, as a show of gratitude for the vets and there new home.”
You can read more about this care show here.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Marc spotted this unusual bed extension. I think this is a non-newgren extender that’s been customized.
” ***I had this listed 2 weeks ago. It attracted almost 50 watchers but no bids at $400. I have nothing to compare it to. So I will let the market set the price at $200 and above.***
Extension bed or extension body for vintage Willys CJ Jeeps. During the Jeep craze following WWII, Willys and several other companies were making all sorts of Jeep accessories. One of the coolest was the Extension Body or Extend-A-Bed. Some were made “knocked down” for assembly by the owner. Others were made “welded up” and ready to bolt on. This bed extension is “welded up” and installs with only 8 bolts. I do not know who, when or where this bed extension was made. There is no maker’s tag present. The floor and sides are formed from one solid piece of heavy sheet steel turned up at the sides. It took a heavy metal brake to form this steel. The body is braced and welded. All bolt holes to mount to the jeep are present.
Marc spotted this photo.
“8×10 photo, hand-printed in a home darkroom by the seller.
Chicago, Illinois Fire Department Little John – 674.
1961 Willy’s Jeep – CFD Shop high pressure deluge unit. No other information available.
Richard M. Adelman collection. Negative #5084.
Prints are shipped in a durable photo mailer within 12 hours of receipt of payment.”
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