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UPDATE: Was $6500. **SOLD**
This looks like a solid price.
“1951 Willy Jeepster. $6500. “Lil Red” original condition, very good shape. Only serious offers please.”
This appears pretty solid, though the windshield is funky. There is no description. Auction will be held on June 11th at 8am?
View the jeep lot selection info here
There appears to be value here.
“1948 willys cj2a classic jeep needs work hasnt run in a few years this jeep is compleat l134 flat head 4 motor 12 volt converision great project minimal rust Matt 303 888 8948”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/2396361824.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown**
These are the Formula Desert Dog Xtra tires. Very rare. I think they are historically cool, but it doesn’t look like there’s all that much tread. See an ad for the tires at the bottom of this link.
“J78-15
8″ rims and 9″ tread
5 hole wheels
a little weather cracked but still ok tread
$60 for all 4 of them or just $15 each
came off a 1953 Willys truck.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Brian spotted this ad. There are several different ice cream trucks this owner is selling.
“Great way to make money this summer, be the coolest guy at the car shows and cruises.
I started with a single bike and now have a whole bunch of carts, bikes, and trucks. I don’t use them all, so I’m selling off the extra ones.
1960 Ford based closed cab, cold plate freezer, complete, doesn’t run, needs to be restored. $3200.
1964 Jeep Willys Fleetvan , this is the second generation postal jeep they made. Right Hand Drive, runs good, nice body, could use some work. $3800.
1992 Westward Go-4 Interceptor , 1 of 12 built, little 3 wheel mini truck, Ford drivetrain, about 40MPG, Original Custom Ice box on back. Needs some work. $6500.
1963 Ford open cab, cold plate freezer, southern truck, original music box, needs some restoration. $7900.
1957 International , Probably last one still around, cold plate freezer, restored years ago, needs fresh gas, carb rebuild and brakes gone through from sitting. $19500.
I also have some carts, moped and a bike I’m selling
1995 Tomos Targa Ice Cream Moped. Only 340 Original Miles, cold plate freezer, about 40 MPG, Nichols music box, umbrella and bell. $3500
Newer Ice Cream Bike ( Bicycle, Tricycle, Trike) lots of custom features, bike rack, rear baskets, menu boards, umbrella, bells, custom cart skirt, napkin holder. $1200
Hackney Ice Cream Carts. Cold Plates $650 for a Small one, $950 for a Large one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Owned by same owner for 39 years.
“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A – $2200
1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A
¼ ton 4 wheel drive
1964 Buick v6 235cu runs
Lockout hubs
All original axle, trans
Some rust”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2000
(02/02/2011) Includes spare engine.
“F134 Hurricane I4 – 134.2 CID (2,199 cc) engine, plus a spare engine. Snow plow with 12V hydraulic pump. Straight frame. Good glass. Cab metal is pretty good. Bed metal not so good. Ran when I bought it a few years ago. Needs restoration. Buyer pick up. Locate in NW CT, 7mi. South of MA/CT border and l0 miles East of NY/CT border.”
http://nwct.craigslist.org/cto/2394808300.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
This could use more floor.
“!946 Willys jeep. This jeep was running fine when parked a few years ago. Needs new body or this one repaired. Mostly original. Motor and stock running gear is all here.”
This is a nice looking woody with some updates.
“up for sale is a 1956 jeep willys wagon woody runs and drives but clutch is weak
has V8 engine manual trasmission look at photos if interested call Rob 806 640 4226”
http://amarillo.craigslist.org/cto/2396686542.html
This has a variety of updates.
“Verry rare. 54 Willys. Tilt wheel, Rack-n-piñon steering, lowered, 39 teardrop taillights, custom hood,15in. baby moon rims with new cobra gts tires, hurst shifter, 302 motor with cam, edelbrock carb, electric fan, switched over to 12v system, header’s with duel exhaust, no rust California car, power disk breaks in front, 8in rear end, Holley valve covers, dyna. Mat sound prof, one of a kind ready for paint. With many extras. Call Scott at 209-947-4280”
http://merced.craigslist.org/cto/2396697680.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This looks pretty solid.
“1955 willys truck. body is streight and does not have any major rust. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
This has a factory posi unit according to the seller.
“1967 Willys Jeep CJ5. Dauntless Buick 225 V6 with a T14 3 speed transmission and Dana 18 transfer case. Dana 44 with a Factory Posi Unit. Wester Power Angle Snow Plow. The Jeep runs and stops. The Plow works great! Has the usual Jeep rust in the body but not real bad. Frame of the Jeep is in great shape with only surface rust. No heavy scaly rust. Jeep has been lifted 3 inches. I have some extras to go with the Jeep that I have been holding onto for years. Any questions feel free to ask! Thanks, Steve”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900
(01/20/2011) Looks solid.
“1950 willys cj3a runs original engine trans,registered. Monterey area. $3000 OBO monterey area”
No pics provided. Brian spotted this apparent deal.
“I have (2) Buick 3.8 rear wheel drive engines that I was told that ran good, one is in a Jeep project I bought and the other is a spare that came with it. both are complete engines. I preffer a different engine is why I want to sell them or maybe trade for something for a Jeep CJ, maybe a decent sized air compressor etc,,,, really preffer cash.
Serious inquiries only, thank you, Rick, e-mail me here or call and leave a message, I work midnights, I will respond, (fiveoneseven five two six, three five six zero) ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“Rebuit 302 with very low miles (<500miles)
Shortened 9” rear end
65′ Mustang “green dot” C4 tranny
This is an old project that I am ready to part with. This model would make a unique street rod for someone who wants to turn heads. Drives, but needs suspension, body work/paint, etc. Tyler”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was listed for $4800
(04/01/2011) This has a few updates.. It still needs to have the restoration finished.
“WILLYS FC150, 1959
The four-wheel drive FC-150 Forward Control Jeep has the cab situated well forward of the engine to provide more than six feet of cargo bed length despite the 81-inch wheelbase. Overall length was 147.5 inches, two inches shorter than the Nash Metropolitan and 38 inches shorter than a Chevrolet half-ton pickup. Classified as a 3/4-ton unit, though the chassis was basically that of a CJ-5 Jeep, the FC-150 was originally powered by the four-cylinder F-head Hurricane engine producing 75 horsepower and 114 pounds-feet of torque. It now has the 1985 Ford T-Bird fuel injected four-cylinder engine installed.
Replaced:
Master Cylinder
Wheel Studs
Brake Parts
Wiring
Wheels (Custom Offset 16″ Rims)
Tires (BF Goodrich Mud Terrains, 5 each)
Brake Lines (stainless steel/ Teflon lined)
New Custom Body Mounts
Added:
Power Steering Gear Box
Front Springs
Front and Rear Shocks
Custom Shock Mounts
Custom 1 1/8″ Diameter 8620 Alloy Drag Link, Tie Rod, and Front Track Bar
New Gages, Switches, Turn Signal Lamps, and High Beam Lamps (in Dash)
Accessory Relays/ Fuse Block
Battery Control Module
Military Electrical Connectors (for Dash)
Includes:
New Custom Aluminum Radiator (not installed)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(06/17/2009) This looks great. Note the extra gas tank behind the driver and passenger. You can see the inlet sticking out the back. Was this common?
‘1961 WILLYS CJ5 JEEP W/KOENING 1/2 CAB 4WD, heater, aux fuel tank, tow bar, low miles on rebuilt engine, body in very good shape, re-painted original sea foam green about 15 yrs ago, good brakes, tires are fair condition, lights, turn signals, flashers, brake lights, heater, and 4wd all work, odometer has 62,000 +miles, it may be original but not sure, inspection is recommended, will ship 48 states only at buyers expense, no foreign or international buyers, will help load on private trailer or commericial carrier. $500 deposit to PayPal Account within 48 hours of close of auction, full payment within 7 days of close of auction with Cashiers Check or Cash upon pickup, Cashiers Check must clear bank before release of vehicle, will store for 30 days after auction close. Jeep is located in Bryan, Texas which is about 90 miles northwest of Houston, Texas.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
“I have a 1953 Willeys Jeep. I am asking $1200. Runs Good needs tune up”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4500
(04/27/2011) This has a variety of mods.
“this is a 1950 jeep cj3a flat fender, the body and frame are in awsome shape, has updated axles with dana 44 rear, 3 speed tranny and a 400 chevy small bock engine. four wheel dive works great and has even been converted to power steering. jeep has 5 point harness race seats with belts. new 31′ tires and exhaust, new msd distrib, new holly carb,new water pump…… the list goes on. its a real nice ride. asking $5500.00 or trade for 2 jetskis with trailer or mustang gt. text or call 518-225-3136 lv message if ya dont get me , i work alot and cant get to the phone sometimes.”
http://albany.craigslist.org/cto/2397022766.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300.
(04/29/2011) How come these jeeps never pop up when I’m in town? I’d really like to see the rear on this as it has been extended and just might be original, though it looks like a gas tank has been added. Note how it also doesn’t have the tool boxes.
“Nice old Army jeep starts,runs ,drives ,steers ,stops. flathead Studebaker “Weasel “conversion 4×4 works. Beyond cool. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
(03/24/2011) There’s some value here.
“I have a 1946 and a 1950 willys jeep…..there projects”
I had a long battle repairing my parents tractor/mower today. I won, but not by much. It was one of those days where I made 3 different trips down to home depot for a mower belt, receiving the wrong one twice. In addition, four different bolts broke, too rusted to turn, forcing me to drill them out, which in turn forced me to improvise a new mounting solution for a blade assembly. If i wanted to do all that work, I’d by another jeep!!
I spotted this unusual image today. It was published along with some other declassified photos from Area 51 (which doesn’t exist btw) and published on National Geographic’s website. I wished I had a close up of the jeep. I’m glad there’s a guy standing in front of the jeep or I would have thought it was a toy jeep.
One time I drove north on the extra-terrestrial highway (Nevada State Route 375). I’ve driven all over the west and that was one of the strangest highways I’ve ever driven. There were several different events that left me certain there was some strange things going on out there.
Shep built this custom M37 and thought others might be interested in it. Thanks for sharing!
Shep writes, “Just wanted to show you some pics of the dummy gun I made a couple days ago. This dummy gun for the most part is based on the browning M37; which was actually put on tanks instead of Jeeps in Korea. But I thought it was one of the coolest looking of the Browning .30 cals so decided to use its specifications. For the main box of the gun, I used an old piece of 1/4 inch 3×5 tubing, which I found was a mistake because almost all other pieces I welded too it was close to 1/8 inch, thus the voltage on the welder had to turned way up to penetrate the box. The barrel shield was the hardest part. I had to measure all of the distances correct, and I couldn’t start drilling with 13/16″ bit, I had to work my way up. The handle on the back is an old axe hand I cut down and threaded. The bolt shucks back and forth and the sights flip up and down. The gun pivots up and down as well as side to side. The pedestal has an ammo can bolted to the side for realism. I still need to drill the bolt holes for where it mounts in the back of my Jeep, but overall I think this is gonna look good in the M38A1. The gun also comes off the pedestal, I hope to make an attachable bipod for it in the future. Hopefully I get pulled over because the cop thinks it’s real, that means I did a good job making it!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
This is the “CJ-3A Mint delux model” that is “priced to sell quick”!
“1952 willys jeep CJ3A MINT DELUX MODEL
ONLY 6000 ON A REBUILT STOCK ENGINE
GREAT OFFROAD OR CAMPING VEHICLE
RUNS GREAT
NEW SPRINGS
NEW SHOCKS
*PRICED TO SELL QUICK*
NEWAXELS
NEW BREAKS AND DRUMS BEARINGS
OVERDRIVE”
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