UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

(09/29/2012) This has the equivalent of a swiss army knife on the front of it.  It hasn’t run in a while.

“This 1947 Willys has been under cover since i stopped using it a daily driver about 12 years ago. Was running when parked, but may not after so long. $2500 obo”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

(08/22/2011) “I’ve got a 48 willys that isn’t the prettiest, but with some work it could be a very nice jeep. I’ve had it for two years, but now its time to part. As you can see from the pic its not to rough and since in mt possession it has been abused. The engine and trans are the original. Someone changed the air filter at some point in time in its existence, so the original oil bath is gone”

UPDATE: Was on eBay. **SOLD**

“Up for auction is a 1951 Jeep Willys CJ3Awith 43,037 miles. I was told this was actual mileage but can’t confirm due to how old the Jeep is. I always wanted a willys so I purchased the Jeep with the intentions of restoring it but currently have tooooooooooooo many projects going and need to make some room. Jeep comes with it’s Original Common Wealth of Virginia Title from 1951 which has been framed to preserve and display it. This Jeep was owned by the same family it’s whole life and has been sitting for quite awhile. I was told it was running when parked but can not verify. Jeep has all of it’s original fenders, front grille, Windshield frame, tailgate, Motor & driveline, rear mounted spare tire carrier, 5 Wheels & Tires (rubber is cracked and they leak air), Driver side seat, and also a registratable Title which is in the original owners sons name so you don’t have to let go of the original. I have uploaded numerous pictures to detail the condition of the parts. I would say this Jeep is around 90-95% complete. I hate to let it go and hopefully she’ll find a nice new owner to restore her to her original beauty. This was a Farm Jeep and the Body, All sheet metal, panels & Frame are Rock solid.”