UPDATE: Price dropped to $299
(11/23/2011) You can learn more about the late model rear seat at the CJ-2A Page.
“super rare ,all orig w/factory red covers,email me for front pic of seat,609-654-5070”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $299
(11/23/2011) You can learn more about the late model rear seat at the CJ-2A Page.
“super rare ,all orig w/factory red covers,email me for front pic of seat,609-654-5070”
Len says he became a jeep fan while watching episodes of MASH. Despite being interested in jeeps, he waited to buy his first jeep. Finally, three years ago, he took the plunge and found a 1942 GPW in Eastern Oregon. He brought it back to his home near Seattle to start a rebuild. He thought it would take one year. But, as many jeep enthusiasts learn, it took him more time than expected. Now at the end of year three, he is almost done. Though he has learned a lot, he swears he will never do another jeep rebuild.
The jeep itself had a pretty rough body, probably because it was raced for a short while. However, the front of the frame and frame horns were in amazingly great shape and original. Every part of the jeep has been pulled apart and rebuilt. His goal has been to build a jeep out of original, rather than replacement parts. The engine runs well and sounds great.
Len believes the small pits and dents in the body and fenders adds a nice historical feel to the project. Amazingly, he has managed to locate a variety of parts out of junkyards around the Seattle area. For example, he has found two original pintle hitches from junk yards. He has found all kinds of F stamped bolts. He found a prototype, pre combat, rim. He found a headlight bucket. The list of parts he found was surprising!
One of the most amazing stories he told was that the jeep didn’t come with a hood that matched the original body. Since the hood was in poor shape, one of the things he began looking for was a better hood. One of his buddies mentioned that his father had a GPW hood. Len picked up the hood and was stunned to see it had striping similar to his jeep. When he got it back to his garage he discovered the hood matched the body exactly! After Len investigated things further, it turned out his friend’s father had sold the jeep to the guy in Oregon. So, Len now had the original hood of the jeep. Even better, the original hood numbers were still readable. Talk about a small world!
Len’s goal with his jeep is to complete the rebuild, drive it for a few years, and then donate it to Fort Lewis, because the Fort’s museum doesn’t have a WWII jeep in it, though it does have later models. Len still needs a few more items to complete his build, one being a ford script driver’s seat. I’ve got a lead on one for him, but if anyone knows of any others, please comment below.
Len mentioned that his wife has been a big support of his effort, though their agreement includes one demand by her: She gets to drive it first. Congrats on the great rebuild.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“ A very unique Willys Jeep FC-170.
Bought new in Oregon by a rancher – story told he bought it new and then had the engine swapped out to a Hercules 6 cylinder because it had many more H.P. Then he had a professional welder fabricator build a hauling container on the back for hauling two horses, two cows, or maybe just one Rhino.
It has not been running for about 9 years. It has been kept in a heated storage unit for last 7 years. One cab corner needs to be replaced but they do make reproduction replacements. Right side glass needs to be replaced also.
There is a Winch under the truck and rollers under each bumper so you can winch from the front or the rear. There are doors on both sides of the hauling box for putting hay in there for the animals. It has a snorkel air cleaner, snorkel oil breather, and a snorkel gas fill. The welds are very high quality – you can’t even see any grinding marks.This truck can cross rivers!
The tailgate is operated through a pulley system with a really cool antique crank. And it really works. Check out the pictures! The seats were recovered early on, so the original upholstery is still on the seats. I will add other oddities as I think of them.””
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
If this runs, it might be a good deal.
“For sale a 1949 Willy’s Jeep CJ2A for 1000.00 a good projcet auto and the 4w-drive works and like I said I would take 1000.00 obo ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This looks like a solid build.
“Need to sell fast.
1947 CJ2A
Has a 1984 Buick 350 Motor with heavy duty Transmission
Has T300 Transfer case
Dana 60 Axels
6″in Black Diamond lift
33in Pro Comp (with matching spare)
9000 pound Warn Winch”
No pics provided.
“it comes complete.
needs rebuild and body work.
engine,transmission.etc great project
i dont have time for it
call me georges 754 204 4406”
There looks like some value here.
“1940’s WW2 Willys MB Jeep. What you see is what you get, Sorry no other parts goes with the sale. the engine ran great and strong when unit was sandblasted and primer a couple of years ago. I was working on this jeep for my father who passed way and it been sitting under a tarpe. Who knows what happen to the rest of the parts. my brothers and sisters did something with them and they are not telling. We do not talk anymore. If interested e-mail me back”
UPDATE: WAs $400. **SOLD**
There might be some value here.
“This jeep is ready for restoration, it needs some work on floor panels and a new fire wall but that can all be found online, comes with roll cage, classic model is getting harder to find please text ”
Here are a few parts.
“I have a pto winch with the power take off and 4 15inch wheels for a 51 willys jeep $280 for all or trade fora flathead 4cyl for my willys its ok if needs rebiult i just dont want it ceised up or cracked block. if it runs and dont need rebuilt we can find more you may be interested in. I just need a engine.Call Ben@509-659-0164″
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1100
(11/17/2011) There may be some value here.
“i have three willys one has a flathead 4 that is complete it did run when put in storage , one has a motor out of a cj3b which runs and drives 4×4 works good ,and the other is just the front and rear axles and trans everything else is shot on it. i want 1100 or trade for hunting rifles or old dirt bikes, road bikes or maybe something else never know try me i and firm on the price so trade has to be worth same there is alot of parts here thanks don 518-798-6005”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000. Has a replacement body.
(11/12/2011) I think this is a M-38 with ‘Willys’ painted onto the hood.
“Willys Jeep needing to sell it has a warn overdrive new body new short block no bondo or rust at all Has no top needs rebuilt carb and brake master cylinder road worthy lights all new and working turn signals good seats redone”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
(11/26/2011) There looks like some value here.
” I have a 1956 Willys Jeep CJ5 for sale. I’ve only had this Jeep for less than two months. I don’t know anything about it, except that it sat in the backyard of an Ivins resident for over 25 years unmoved, and unstarted. It was exposed to the elements, so it’s got a lot of surface rust, but it’s not horrible. The seats are there, but they would all need to be completely rebuilt/upholstered. The engine runs, but keep in mind that it sat for a long time……so I don’t know what kind of shape it’s in. I only ran it for about 30 seconds the whole time I’ve had it.
It has WWII era FORD GPW axles under it. These are rare, and are worth about $400+ from what I can gather by the questions I posted on an internet forum about GPW’s. Here is the post I made with detailed pictures. http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=192566
It’s also got a Koenig PTO winch. These are worth around $400+ in working condition, and cleaned up. http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=164754
Here is a video I shot today of the jeep. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qXHJdh7TaQ and here is from about a month ago when I started the engine for the first time in 25+years http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQpg3fj6LSU
Ivins is about an hour and a half north of North Las Vegas on I15. It’s just past St. George.
Email me to set up an appointment, or if you have any more questions.”
Glenn forwarded this unusual toy on eBay from Vietnam.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250887002550
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
This runs and drives. This comes with a little known and rare Willys Overland Factory Installed Sun Bathing Platform.
“1947 Willys CJ-2 Jeep, Has all origional motor and running gear, it has been converted to 12 volt electrical system, This would be a great vehicle to restore to origional condition. Motor and drive train are in good condition. The body is fair, but very restorable. This Jeep starts and runs good. Has good tires. If interested, Please call before coming out to look. The Jeep is located in Skull Valley Az.”
It needs a head gasket installed.
“Mostlyoriginal Willys. With OD, vacumm wiper, 6v etc, interior is n good shape. Motor & Trans, wiring rebuilt 10years ago. I have head gasket that needs installed. Body in decent shape. Soft top, extra tires and rims. Call 309-three five seven 6036 after 330pm or leave message. 2500$ cash. no trades, no shiping etc.”
UPDATE: Was $4500. **SOLD**
“Selling 1952 Willys M37 Jeep. Former MP rig with siren. Here is the deal this is a 24 volt system with the spade mounted under the hood the jerry can mounted nto the back with a cavanvas top in exellent shape. The rods and rings have been harden to use this cheap gas manufactored today with ethanol and such. This unit is clean and in exellent shape, I have an extra transmission to go along. I can deliver for additional cost. I would like to see her put away for the winter. Divorce forces sale please help me out before she gets this in the settlement.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5700
This looks solid.
“1949 jeep willys cj3a very straight body no rust great paint. soft seats. Good tires. Gun metal grey wheels. excellent running chevy II engine.very clean under hood. clean dash. Electric wipers. original axles and trans. warn over drive this is a great future. drives great.must sell great collectors item. $5700 obo call ”
UPDATE: **SOLD**Was $3900.
This looks good.
“nice jeep needs very little work 289 ford v 8 runs great lots of new parts.”
No pics provided.
“FOR SALE 1947 CJ2A JEEP NO MOTOR, TRANS OR TRANSFER CASE. THE WIND SHEILD FRAME IS ALSO GONE. THERE ARE MANY GOOD HARD TO FIND PARTS ON THIS JEEP. FRONT AND REAR AXEL, GRILL AND TAIL GATE THAT ARE NEAR PERFECT. $500.00 OBO CASH 405 269 6540. THANKS”
Unclear if it starts/drives.
“This is a 1958 Jeep FC-170 all origional 6 cylinder 4×4. If you have any more questions feel free to email me. Thanks!”
UPDATE: Was $1000. **SOLD**
This looks more like a FC-170 to me. I will be returning to Pasco tomorrow night. I could look at this for someone if it lasts that long.
“This rare model Jeep pickup also has a utility box built for a welder and tanks. This great project ran when parked, but does need some work as shown by the reasonable price.”
No pics provided.
“set of fenders for a mb/gpw 1941 to 1945 military jeep $50 each. will work on other flat render jeeps. also a cj3b hood $50”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(10/23/2011) Apparently comes with lots of parts.
“Genuine 1951 Military Issue Willys Jeep. Runs. In good shape. New carburator and distributor. Comes with lots of authentic replacement components (tires, hubs, rims, doors, transfer case, and differential among other stuff).”