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No pics provided. This sounds like a flattie built on a ’66 CJ-5 powertrain.
“Jeep was completely rebuilt 12 years ago with a brand new steel body, full roll cage with seat frames tied into cage. 225 cu. in. V-6 engine, trans and t-case out of a 66 cj-5. Pwr steering out of a cj-7. Stock suspension. stock 16″ wheels with radial snows.
Garage kept, no rust. Sorry no pics yet.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500
(08/27/2010) The body appears to be a GPW (I think those look like GPW tool lids in the rear).
“i am selling a 1948 willys jeep, its a original military jeep, has the motor and tranny i am not sure if ethier work, about four years ago i got it to fire over but never had time to work on it again. its a project and it needs someone with alot of dedication but definantly can be restored.it has a full original title and i can send a picture if i need to i am asking $600”
No pics provided.
“Willys jeep metal 1/2 cab came off a 1955 willys jeep. $300.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
(03/14/2011) “1947 Willy’s Jeep CJ2A. Runs good, very solid, clear title. $2.900.00”
UPDATE: It’s a project.
“1948 CJ2A with chevy 350 and rebuilt transmission. Body is alittle rough but complete. Extra hood,grill,one new fender and diamond plate rear corners. Kevin 815-210-6964.”
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/2303660702.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(02/272011) Could this have been a civil defense Jeep? Lots of parts.
“Low milage rust free, trailer also available. 1952 M100 Rust free, lots of parts to restore to original: 4 spark plugs, 2 sets of spark plug wires, NOS light switch, NOS battery cables, NOS battery clamps, Carburetor kit, 24 volt coil, rotor and condenser, distributor cap, footman loops, rear seat assembly, NOS grill, transfer case transmission boots, tool box gasket, axel bolts – complete set, complete wiring harness for trailer included NOS lights, complete wiring harness for Jeep NOS, new shifter knobs, complete antennae assembly, window cowl gasket, rubber neck gasket for gas tank, new wiring for Jeep grill, complete windshield gaskets, NOS air crossover, lower radiator hose, upper radiator hose, air filter hose, complete brakeline assembly; rubber and metal hoses, new brake master cylinder, shovels and axe, gas can and carrier, complete extra set of gauges included panel – used, NOS air filter, NOS tailgate, trailer cover with ropes, NOS throttle and choke cables, NOS fording cable, gun scabbard, complete exhaust, interior battery box, complete new canvas top – includes door cover, NOS vacuum wipers, rubber body mounts, metal valve cover set, top bows, metal data plates, engine decals, NOS foot levers, complete set of gauges, NOS speedometer, cold weather primer, fire extinguisher, 4 extra windshield wiper blades, set of spring shackles, seals for front axel, NOS dimmer switch, all top bow brakets, axe bracket, new headlights, extra reflectors, spare wheel, possible spare summer top, complete set of seat covers. For more information contact Paul by phone ONLY at 952-472-1046. Leave message if necessary, allow at least 8 rings.”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/2302530561.html
Need a car that’s a little easier on gas than your jeep? How about this one cylinder car HOG spotted. No, it’s not 4wd and it is smaller than some golf carts, but I figured I’d post it anyway. Besides, even if you don’t like the car, check out the turn signal/running lights on the front. Those might be a nice conversion option for older jeeps.
I have never seen a King Midget. There were 3 basic models of the Midget. The first model was a one seater, like a mini-racing car from the early 1900s. The second model expanded to two seats, along with other additional options. The third model increased strength and horsepower.
The King Midget Car website has this video, which shows a variety of old Midgets:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJv0a7dUbIU&feature=player_embedded
“I am selling a 1964 King Midget, “Worlds Most Exciting Small Car”. The car is in outstanding condition and is a A.A.C.A Senior show winner. The engine is a One cylinder, with 2 speed auto trans; the car gets 60-90 miles per gallon! The odometer reads 5,226. If you are wondering, YES, this car is street legal and another interesting fact about the King Midget is that they were only available by mail order from 1952-1970. I am forced to sell the car due to a death in the family and am sad to see this “small” gem of a car go.”
http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/cto/2299150667.html
Alan has been sharing those great jeeping images from the Four Corners. He helps run a website called VMSB244.com where WWII men from the VMSB244 squadron are honored and remembered. One cool feature is that they have scanned original letters written by the men of that squadron.
UPDATE: This sold very quickly. Was listed at $1500. (thanks Rich)
This has an unusual dash. This was for sale 3 years ago at a much higher price. This might be a good price even though it doesn’t sound like it runs at the moment.
“Been sitting for a couple of years, ran when put away. Don’t have the time for it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $4000
It’s a mix of both MB and GPW, but looks like a solid jeep for the price.
“Serial #98107
DOD 2-16-1943
Ford frame & running gear with a Willy’s body
Willy’s flat head 4 cylinder engine w/ T-90 3 speed
Converted to 12 volt
Comes with extra Willy’s flat head 4 cylinder engine
Runs great- Likes to mark her territory”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Can someone explain to me why a PA title would need to be transferred at a messenger service (what is a messenger service)? The engine has been taken apart.
“1965 Jeep CJ-5A
Tuxedo Park Mark IV
This Jeep has been in our family for many years. The mileage is probably not correct but it says 22946. I was in the process of rebuilding the engine and restoring it. I have the head removed and valve/pushrod cover removed. Also various other engine parts have been removed and inspected to get to the engine. I have all the removed parts inside the Jeep. This Jeep has never been rebuilt prior to me working on it. The last time this Jeep ran was sometime in the 90’s. It sat in a garage until 2003. That’s when I brought it home and started working on it. Transmission is a T-90 3 on the tree. Engine is a Hurricane F-134, partly dismantled. I’ve included 24 pics on the site but if you would like more please let me know.
Please forgive me I’ve probably left out a lot of details.
But ask/email and I will answer and send as many specific pics as you would like.
The Jeep is for PICK UP ONLY! near Greencastle Pa. 17225.
The Jeep is near 99% original parts, as it has never been attempted to be restored other that the work that I’ve done on it.”
This appears in good condition. It seems like a good price.
“This is a very rare Jeep Foward control dual rear wheel truck. Jeep made only 1610 . Alot of work and money on this truck. It runs drives and stops well. A new flatebed dump out of diamond plate. 7 brand new traction tires call 603-651-8686 Thanks”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/2300710704.html
I did not know that “No Salt Cancer” is a “Mechanics Term”. Engine’s got a problem.
“PROJECT VEHICLE – 1947 Willys Jeep CJ3A with single windshield, very straight (a collectors item). No salt cancer (mechanics term). Engine needs to be rebuilt. Asking $2,300 OBO. Serious buyer only. Email or call Johnny @ 530.845.6072.”
http://chico.craigslist.org/cto/2301471176.html
UPDATE: Dan now owns this Traveller. I didn’t know what a Traveller was when I first posted this in 2011.
(03/26/2011) “I have a 64′ willys wagon in excellent ORIGINAL condition. 230 tornado Straght six with a 3 speed tranny and 4×4. Excellent interior, motor runs great, 4×4 works great, almost new tires. Very nice willys. $5500 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This is rough. Strangely, the two connecting bars between the front and back loops of the roll cage were cut out. You can just see where they were on both loops.
“1953 WILLYS
BUICK V6
MUNCIE 4SPEED
2 SPEED TRANSFER CASE
$3000”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $3000.
I’m sure doing burnouts on pavement can’t be that hard on the tires and the running gear, right?
“1942 FRAME ON A 71 AMERICAN MOTORS FRAME
REBUILT CHEVY 350
NEW CARBURETOR
NEW INTAKE
NEW HEADERS
POWER BRAKES
DANA 44 POSITIVE TRACTION
350 TURBO TRANNY”
UPDATE: Still Available
I hope someone can buy and properly restore Les’ Jeep (assuming the documentation confirms it was his jeep). For those that don’t know, Les Schwab bought a tire store in Prineville in 1952 that has become a 330+ store chain here in the west (company history). Not bad for a guy who became an orphan at the age of 15. I didn’t know him, but everything I’ve heard suggests he was a man of his word. According to one reader, he was an early champion of the Formula Desert Dogs. Les passed away in the summer of 2007.
“This jeep was one of Les Schawb’s that he had on his ranch for over 30 years. I have all DMV documentation and current registration”
Updates tomorrow morning.
UPDATE: **SOLD**
1. 1961 FC-170 DRW 226, 3 spd, all original drive train, has radio and heater. $20,000
2. 1965 FC-170 Kaiser, very good original body and good bed floor, 283 V8 advance adapter, T-90/D-20. a nice project truck. $5,000
3. 1961 FC-150 wide track, it has a great body. no motor or trans. It has 70s Blazer 3.08 44F and 10 bolt 6 lug axles, installed. $2,000
4. 1957 FC-170 cab and chassis, 8 lug 44F and Dana 60 rear 4.10 gears, it comes with really good front fender flare rubber edge. $4,000.
Here are some images taken by Alan’s grandfather during WWII.The first two appear to be a GPW.
Alan writes, “These WWII photos came from my grandfather while he was with VMSB 244 on EWA, HI. The guys would train at Ewa and then go on to Midway and many other Islands during their time in the Marine Corp.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This appears pretty original. And it runs.
“1946 Willys CJ2A Jeep. 4 cyl, 3 spd trans. Runs great. New master cylinder installed. Motor rebuilt by prior owner. Currently on Non-Op. Asking $2500.00 Thank you but no trades. Located in Arroyo Grande.”
The seller accidentally lists this as $2000, but it’s really 20,000. No pics provided.
“6 YEARS TO ENGINEER & BUI LT 307 Chevy 210 HP OFFY Manifold &625 carb hubs all around-538 R&P
44 REAR w/ARB — 30 FRT POWER LOCK
Q78-15 Swapers , dual batteries electric fan
3 SPEED W/OVERDIVE,aux Radiator & Oil cooler
Dual Ranco 5000 all 4 corners,PS-PB.. tilt-tele streeing 5 point 3 inch Harness
FRONT-REAR 5000 LB WINCHS..traction bars
Truss Bars front an rear..10 AUTO meter gauges
6 Step Sequential ignition> ELECTRONIC IGNITION
Hella 100 w fog–Hella 100 w flood–CIBIE 100 W DRIVING
HELL YA ITS EVEN GOT RACING BUCKETS SEATS
runs – fine to many extars to list boxes of left overs lol….
20.000
YES I HAVE PICTURES BUT ONLY TO BUYERS MUST SEE TO BELIVE 20.000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“1942-1951 WILLY’S JEEP, Korean War era. Pictures speak for itself. You can call me at 573-286-0266 anytime.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
“I need to raise some funds for a boat I REALLLLLLLY want
’46 cj2
good ORIGINAL frame
body is very rough
front fenders are great (in bed of jeep)
good hood
good grille
good PROPER radiator in mint condition (these go for $800)
Roll cage is functional but I would do some work to it
dana 44 rear
dana 30 front
Super Swamper TSL’s 36×12.5×15 on cragar wheels. Tires are used but have almost new tread, wheels are mint have all 5
Buick v6 motor (ran when installed)
t150 trans
dana 20 t-case (second t-case avail)
advanced adapters adapter ($300)
advanced adapters motor mounts ($300)
spare set of hubs for the dana 30
SOA lift
original tailgate in unmolested shape
I have the windshield frame with glass but it is rough
Title in hand”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300.
Truly, one of a kind paint job.
“1951 Willys Jeep CJ3, powered by a 1966 Buick V6 engine. Three speed, lock out hubs. Most of it is original with exception of the engine and the seats. In decent shape but needs some TLC at this point. Hasn’t been started in a while but last time I used it it ran strong. Haven’t had time to do much with it over last two years and basically it’s just been sitting in the garage. Pretty much garage kept ’til about 3 weeks ago. Recently moved and decided to sell it ’cause storage space is now an issue. It has a title. Not looking to trade – just looking to sell. $3300 or best offer. ”
