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This looks like the initial one-screw style of Free-Lock Hubs: http://www.ewillys.com/2021/09/09/free-lock-hubs/
“Working on selling parts for my dad who is 82 years old. Is a bit tough to get information because of his memory. I will do my best. He says he bought these hubs for his 1946 Willys Jeep years ago. They seem to be in fine condition. He has had his parts stored for a number of years.”
Looks in reasonable shape.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/cedar-glen-willys-jeep-cj-2a/7675970245.html
“Very cool Willys , runs like champ ! New trans, fuel pump, shocks, manifold, carburetor, wheels, tires, battery, 12 volt system.”
Derek posted this 3B to FB. It looks like a nice jeep.
“Frame up restoration about 15 years back. 12 volt, electronic ignition, overdrive, aftermarket heater. Looks and runs good. Have some spare parts as well including a Fisher plow set up minus the blade. Located in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Titled, registered, and inspected in Massachusetts.”
This is listed in Montana, but possibly stored in Wash State. It appears solid.
https://missoula.craigslist.org/cto/d/bonner-1946-willys-cj2a/7676676499.html
“For Sale – 1946 CJ2A Willys with clear Title. $14,500.00 It is 100% original. This has been completely disassembled, sandblasted and rebuilt. Frame was sandblasted, Por 15 Primer used before painting. Tub is original and has American Made repair parts. No Juan MD or and foreign parts are on the Willys. Transmission, Transfer Case, Front and Rear Differential have been rebuilt. Engine was rebuilt at a previous time. Engine starts right up and runs smooth and uses no oil at all. New Leaf Springs, Brakes, Brake Lines, Tires and Wheels are original and have been sandblasted and Powder Coated. New Seats and Cushions. All the gauges are reproduction American Made. The Speedometer is original but does not work (you will not break the speed limit). Much more that I cannot remember it all.
I do have a Snow Plow that is original for the Willys CJ2A. It is located in Washington State and can be easily retrieved.
This is a reliable, fun Willys to go around the mountain roads of Montana or anywhere else. I always get the High 5 or Thumbs up when I am out and about.
I do have lots of picture of when it “
TJ shared this 3B for sale. Rather than being military, like the seller suggests, it more likely has got a replacement body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/947570210342181
“1964 Kaiser /Willys high cj3b hood runs good needs tires and I believe it was originally a US military vehicle ”
This runs and drives.
https://kalispell.craigslist.org/cto/d/kalispell-1952-military-m38a1-jeep/7679849677.html
“1952 Military M38A1 Jeep runs and drives. This is a barn find in very restorable; unmolested condition.
It has surprisingly solid sheet metal with very minor rusting.
Hs correct windshield on it with new glass and rubber.
Tires and wheels seen in photos have been removed. Will have rollers on it. Can provide as set of the original correct 16”military wheels for $399.00
This jeep is 69 years old. This has value to collectors of military vehicles; because it would be a relatively easy restoration; considering its condition.
I can text or email video of the motor running.
Asking $3,900.00 “
This appears worth a look.
https://moseslake.craigslist.org/pts/d/moses-lake-69-willies-jeep-for-sale/7677545080.html
“69 willies has chev 350 runs good no idea on mileage. Good tires great project.”
Unclear just how much value is here, but the body seems in pretty good shape.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/hemet-project-jeep/7677777337.html
“1946 cj2a project. All parts I have included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Mike share this truck. It seems like there’s value here.
“1949 Willys column shift Pickup with rear tank and snow plow. Timkin rear. It is located in Central Valley NY. Has good floors and sheet metal. It has an F head engine swapped in. My friend’s father died and he had it running last year. Gas tank is on the seat inside. No brakes and no tail lights. It is a 4WD vehicle. There is no registration that we can find but the serial number tag is there and he will provide a bill of sale. The tank on back goes with the Willys as does the snow plow blade. He is including a 9 hp Briggs and Stratton Industrial generator in this price. Cash only at pickup.”
Here’s an odd one.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1297866277600228/
“So, this has been in my family for quite a while. Believe my great grandpa ‘created’ this back in the 80’s and would mainly use it as a hunting vehicle. To my understanding mostly all the exterior is fiberglass, cab space is mainly sheet metal, engine and chassis are from an old jeep (willys jeep or jeep CJ) sometime in the 1940’s-60’s. Price is OBO, if you think you have any info on the chassis and engine based on the pictures let me know, I would like to learn more about it myself. Have the cylinder head and other parts but are in kind of rough shape as you could assume”
