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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 .
“I am looking for either a soft top or bikini top for a 1946 cj2a willys jeep. Please contact me if you have anything available.
Thanks,
Shane
530-520-0205”
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/28/2012) No pics provided.
“I have a 1947 cj2a for sale, it’s all original it needs work good project, I’m asking 2000$ obo please e mail for photos and further information thank you”
I’m not sure how this thing folds together, but I like the way it looks setup!
I like reading books about the history of odd subjects. Whether gum, beer , milk or salt, if it is a history about something food related, I want to read it. A few years ago I read a fun little book about the history of popcorn called Popped Culture: A Social History of Popcorn in America by Andrew Smith. I was surprised to learn how many different kinds of popcorn there are, having grown up on the basic non-branded yellow variety. So, when I spotted this article about popcorn trailers that were pulled by Willys Wagons, I thought it was interesting. Below you can see the trailers built by Clyde Gould, see one of two wagons that pulled them, and learn about his attempt to create a popcorn business. Unfortunately, the article doesn’t indicate how successful he was or what happened to the trailers.
You can read the entire article here: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/he-popped-corn-into-a-fortune/
This looks good, though the pics aren’t the best.
“I am selling my 1943 WWII Jeep Ford GPW. This is the real thing runs and drives great. This would be a great vehicle for a frame up restoration or drive it like it is. I hate to let her go but remodeling house and need the cash. My lose is your gain if this is what you are looking for.
Good: Its the real deal. GPW Block, Willys Head, Many ‘F” stamps solid running vehicle original three speed 4wd works. two combat rims included and many other spare parts.
Bad: Converted to 12 volt (that may not be bad to some folks but not the original set up). Spings, shocks and spring hangers are not original. (original set of springs and new set of correct hangers included. Some Bondo in gas tank area (old repair) Does not have a top or bows aftermarket Warn locking front humbs installed.
This is a 69 year old vehicle but still very solid. I want to sell it so the reserve is resonable. You can call me with questions, there is no info on data plates. 843 314-3362 Eric”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Winning bid was $4000.
This no reserve auction has already reached a bid price of $3500. It has no motor.
“You are bidding on a rare 1You are bidding on a rare 1942 ford script gpw jeep. This ford jeep has the willys frame with gpw serial number stamped on it which to my understanding is rare as ford used willys frames only in February and March of 1942. The serial number is ( gpw 5204 ) the frame, data plate and title all match, Date of delivery is 3-10-42 . I have a clear Colorado title for the jeep.
Unfortunately the engine was removed so the jeep does not come with a motor. I do however have a completely rebuilt civilian flat head 4 cylinder that the winning bidder can purchase if they so choose.
The transmission is an original T-84, I have taken it apart cleaned, sandblasted and primed it. I bought some new bearings, seals, small parts kit and a few other things to rebuild the transmission, its ready to put back together.
The transfer case I took apart and cleaned, It still has the original OD on it so I decided not to sand blast it. The emergency brake pad is in great shape. I bought seals and bearings for it and its also ready to be put back together.
Seat frames, front fenders, head lights, marker lights, radiator, body handles, ax bracket, leaf springs, axles, U bolts, and a lot of bolts are stamped F along with much much more.
The steering wheel is original and in great condition with no cracks.
Speedometer looks really nice
Comes with 3 combat wheels
has original exhaust pipe and muffler
original drive shafts
very nice windshield frame with the hardware to mount the canvas top, no cracks in the glass ether.
the frame is in great shape but does need a new rear bumper as part of it was cut off.
The body is in good shape with a very nice Ford script on the back. The brace under the passenger seat has some rust coming through on top of the floor but under neath is almost perfect, in front of that is very nice and solid with no rust. The rear floor does have some gone through rust in it so will probably need replaced or patched up. tool boxes are in good shape, there is a little gone through rust where the ax handle goes and the fuel tank sump should probably be replaced. Other than that the body is very nice and has the patina look to it….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2995
This looks like a great price.
“For Sale 1954 Willys 3B. has a 2″ lift, 31″ tires that are almost new. Has the original 4 cyl. I really hate to see it go.”
No title. Now that’s a hood bump!
“1946 WILLYS CJ2A JEEP–$1500 OBO, this is my mechanics hunting jeep, I am listing it for him. Call Bryan at Bryan’s Automotive at nine-one-8-991-0-two-one-two, he can tell you all about it.
It starts, runs, drives, and stops great, 4 wheel drive works great, has a great running “F” head engine, (more power than the original flathead engine),T-90 tranny does not jump out of gear, (transfercase needs shift levers, they are included, you install if you want), never overheated while roaming around the lease for several hours at a time, tires are old, but have never lost air while he has had it, a spare will be included, has oil and temp gauge (important to have) changed to 12 volts with alternator and battery.
It runs great, but looks like _ _ _ _, well you know what I mean, looks good at 40 feet. But, the looks doesn’t keep it from running great and you don’t have to worry about scratching it up, …all in all, it is a great old jeep to just have fun with.
Does not have a title, bill of sale will be provided, I can get titles for around $200 extra if you want one.”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/3144741044.html
This has an early body.
“I thought I would throw my Willys on here to see if there was any interest. It is a 46, has a ford 302, ford 9″ rear end with a spool, dana 44 front end, dana 300 twin stick transfer case, and runs and drives pretty well. It does need some work. It could use new leaf springs (which I have) the lights wired, a little body work, and gauges hooked up. I was using it as a big ATV, but lost access to the land I was driving it on. I don’t have a title for it, but I can get one for it if that is a deal breaker. I don’t NEED to sell it, but I want to see what I might be able to get for it since I don’t use it any more. Don’t be afraid to make me an offer. It’s a fun little toy or a drivable project that would be pretty bad ass when it’s finished.
I’m asking $2000 or best offer”
http://madison.craigslist.org/cto/3145287947.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
Lots of work and money put into this rig. It’s no hack job.
“GENRAL GOODS
Engine: 350 crate Aspiration: fuel injection
Drivetrain;
Transmission: SM 420 D
Transfer Case: 300 4:1
Suspention;
Front:14” coil overs 4 link
Rear:Uliptiacle 4 link
Axles/Differentials;
Front: Dana 60 lockers
Rear: 14 Bolt Disk brakes lockers
Ring/Pinion:5.13:1
Wheels/Tires;
Wheels:15” 32 Bolt bead locks (stering full hydro.)
Tires: 42- inch IROCKS
Other cool Stuff
-Premier Wielder
-A F W Boxed frame used as an air tank
-york compresser
-chromemolly inner, 4 link
-Tom Woods Shafts
-Custom seats
-Howell fuel injenction
-new red Top optima
-42” IROCKS only used 3 times
-rock lights all over
-9k. Waren wench
-2” recivers F/R
-lots of storage
-snow chains”
I spotted this ‘wanted’ ad on eBay.
“I Want to buy four MAR complete Shock Mounts for the MAR Navy Radio. I’am willing to pay a finders fee, and $1,000.00 for four shock mounts. If you have the mounts please list them on Ebay as a (Buy It Now).”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
(01/15/2010) There are a few minor things that aren’t original, but they aren’t any big deal.
“THIS JEEP IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. The Jeep is as original as can be. COLOR IS PASTURE GREEN WITH YELLOW WHEELS. L-HEAD 4 cyl MOTOR “GO DEVEL” 6 volt ELECT. in # 15775 column shift.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
I thought the paint job on this was unusual enough to post. I’ve never seen stripes quite like those.
“1956 Jeep CJ5 Willys 4×4. Completely original Jeep including hard top and hard doors. 4 cylinder 3 speed. 4×4 has High and Low Range. 6 volt system. Brand new battery and battery cables. New condenser, points and distributor cap. Top and doors come off. Perfect Jeep to restore or drive as is. Has very minor rust. Floor pans are not rusted through. Surface rust only. Not sure if roll bar is factory or not. Back seat is not factory. Just in there for extra seating. Tires and wheels are not original. Jeep has spent it’s life in Montana. Very hard to find a Jeep this old in this rare and original condition. Has some history to go with it! Call with questions.”
UPDATE: Was $2900. **SOLD**
(12/26/2011) At some point this needed a rear seal. Unclear if it still does. This has the aftermarket angled dash I’ve only seen in some customized california jeeps.
“1953 willys cj 3a has a ford 4 cylinder and power steering, blazer bucket seats, fuel cell…………..need to sell make an offer……$2,500 obo!!! make an offer, need to sell!!!!! “
This has a fiberglass body and a CJ-5 Grille. Anyone recognize the seats?
” Has fiberglass Willys body. Has drivetrain, incl trans, transfer case, front and rear axle. No motor – is set up for Chevy V8.
Call for additional details – $900.00 or best offer.
No emails please.
248-651-489three.”
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/3142244373.html
UPDATE: Was $3500. **SOLD**
Rode hard and put away swampy. Amazingly, still has a flathead motor.
“it has a flat head …4 clinder ..L-34 ….runs great motoer runs great ….it has 16.5L-16.1 mud tires”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
What is poking up out of the front of the hood (in front of the hood bump)?
“1946 Willy’s Jeep. Runs good. Just dropped the price. Get it for a bargain at $2500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(07/07/2011) “1952 Jeep Willys, Garage kept, runs good, needs brakes, has driver, passenger and rear bench seating. Flat head Ford, 4 cyl. Tagged and Titled in TN. Will consider trade for 4 wheeler.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
I’m sure the CJ-3B doesn’t run, unclear on the other two.
“I have a 1941 willys jeep,and a 1953 willys millitary jeep. I would like to trade for 4×4 chevy or sell for 3000. I also have a m1a2 millitary jeep for trade. lots of extra parts. Let me no what you have I am up for tradeing”
This looks in good shape for the price. No doors though.
“i have a hard top for a cj2A willys jeep it came off of my 1946 there is no doors the glass is all there and it is good if you would like to know more or would like to come see it please call me at 719 425 0521”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/pts/3143672473.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
(05/03/2012) This might have the original bumper behind the front bumper.
“1948 Willys CJ-2A, 4 wheel drive, runs and drives great, does not burn oil, roll bar, seat belts, CB radio, alternator, 4 cylinder, 3 speed, steering stabilizer, good brakes, wheel bearings, etc. Just a lot of fun in the summer!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(04/27/2012) This looks like a solid jeep that has had some work done to the body.
“I have a 47 willys..That runs good
It has a pinto 2.0 motor
31inch tires in very good cond..
It has top and doors,All 4×4 works good.
This is an old jeep so yes it needs work
I put back breaks on it but front needs done
I put a new starter on it. Tags are good until 8/2013
My price is $3500 obo”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5900.
(04/17/2012) This appear solid. It has some mods.
“WANT A COOL MILITARY JEEP FOR THE SUMMER??? I HAVE THE PERFECT ONE FOR YOU. 43 WILLY’S MB JEEP IN GREAT WORKING CONDITION. RESTORED A FEW YEARS BACK. MILITARY GREEN, NEWER TIRES, NICE BLACK TOP, BREAK LIGHTS, HEAD LIGHT GUARDS, BUCKET SEATS, ENGINE TUNED UP WITH NEW PLUGS, BATTERY, WIRING VERY GOOD AND SPARE ORIGINAL BUNCH OR EXTRA PARTS. WILL SELL FOR $9100 OR TRADE FOR YOUR GOOD RUNNING, RECENT LOW MILEAGE TRUCK. CALL ME NOW AND LET’S MAKE A DEAL. 1805 525-5500 ASK FOR TOMI AND LOOK AT THE PHOTOS OF THIS FINE MILITARY JEEP!!”
http://ventura.craigslist.org/pts/3142637280.html
I had hope to get out there for this years festival, but my kids visit has shifted to August. We’ll try for next year!
UPDATE: I must sheepishly admit that I should have known which US President drove a Scrambler. President Reason drove a M-38A1, a CJ-6 and, according to ewillys, a Scrambler, too.
Mark from jeeptruck.com forwarded this jeep quiz at Jay Leno’s website. I came in 22nd place with my score, probably because I missed one. I didn’t know which US President drove a Scrambler. I also didn’t realize I was being timed on my speed, so read fast or repeat the quiz if you want to do better.
Also, there were no extra points for naming the vehicle on the pic below. I suspect it was used to avoid paying Jeep/Chrysler any royalties. I guess who needs a Jeep when you have a GAZ.
Give it a try!
http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/games/jeepocalypse/e1d626f0afe93ad3330da7c9596ed8f6
