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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500
Looks good. This was listed for $3000 in January, so I’m wondering if it was bought and is now being resold.
“Nice sound ride, clean body. Strong 327 V8, power steering, tow bar, newer Rancho suspension kit, 31/10.50×15 tires. READY 2 PLAY.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
I think DUSTY describes this accurately. It looks pretty solid underneath the rust.
“1951 Williy’s Overland 4×4 station wagon with 289 and 3 speed transmission. This vehicle has been barn stored for the last 10 years and his minimal rust and damage. The engine is complete and was running when it was put into storage. This is a great project vehicle with almost all original parts and equipment. 2,500 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
This looks like a good price. Seller must sell this weekend.
“1953 Willys jeep Call for info first 1800 takes it home must sell this weekend.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
This might be a good price. It includes a plow.
“LAST RAN IN 1981, NEEDS GAS TANK. SOLD WITH BILL OF SALE…SAME OWNER FOR YEARS…. HAS MATCHING DOORS AND SNOWPLOW!!! RARE”
UPDATE: Was $15750 **Status Unknown**
(04/29/2010) I’m a little surprised the seller doesn’t mention this is a Slat Grille. This doesn’t have the in-dash jockey box.
“The vehicle has been restored. It is very nice, runs great. Registration and Safety just renewed. It has too many improvements to list. Located on Maui in Lahaina. I am willing to take serious offers.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(03/08/2010) This sports an unusual paint stripe.
“This is a 1942 Ford GPW that is in good running condition. The body has a minimal amount of rust and is in very good shape. If you have any questions please email me at cofc2004@gmail.com”
http://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/1763681883.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(03/02/2010) “1948 willys jeep could be a daily driver with alittle work. no top, 2 seats only”
http://eastco.craigslist.org/cto/1713975151.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(11/18/09) The Vin number would make this produced in 1948. This looks like a nice rebuilt.
“ I am selling my CJ2A. This has been recently restored. Body was removed and repainted. Color is maroon. Black undercoat on the body to help prevent rust. Restoration did not include mechanical. Vehicle had a partial 12V conversion when I got it. It now has all new wiring. All lights work. Added turn signals and brake lights. Horn works. Starter is 12V. It uses a borg warner 6V coil; but could easily be changed to 12V coil. Jeep would be street legal if you add the windshield; the seals for the windshield are included in sale. It didn’t need the motor or drivetrain rebuilt. Although I did paint the engine and rebuild the carburator. New gauges except for speedo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
On a trip to Bonner’s Ferry, Idaho, Dan discovered this unusual project. Underneath all the modifications is a 1943 GPW. What’s amazing to me is that, all things considered, it doesn’t look all that bad. Someone certainly cobbled together a variety of vehicles, along with a healthy supply of diamond plating to keep this vehicle on the road. No doubt it was better than sporting a soft top in cold weather.
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Price was $1200.
I wonder if this has a rear PTO, too. It’s not ALL original, but there might be enough original to make it worth it. It runs, too.
“1945 Willy’s Jeep. All original and runs good. Thanks for looking. Email me if interested.”
This needs a little more work (not sure what).
“1957 JEEP WILLY”S powered by a 289 ford, New radiator and electric fan.4.88 gears Locked up in the rear with dic’s breaks all around, sky jacker lift! sitting on 33 Mickey Thompson Baja Claw about 85% tread left. Rim’s are powder coated satin black. Exterior is rhino lined forest green, interior is black under coater. New weather striping. Title is clean jeep is about 90% done need a little more work. 1500 needs to sell”
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/1763313415.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(09/03/2010) “for sale is a 1957 jeep/ willys forward control 150. this is the limited production (9 years) vehicle. I had the engine, carb. rebuilt. the radiator was recored. the fuel tank was resealed. installed new fuel pump and lines, radiator hoses, clutch kit, distributor, and motor mounts. new turn signals and new H4 hi-output headlights. it has some rust, but nothing terminal all drivetrain stock and not modified.”
UPDATE: A reader purchased this and reports about the purchase in the comments.
” 1948 Willys Jeep. Runs Great – looks great – Selling because I need to make room in our garage and I’m not using it. The only thing that needs some attention is to track
down what’s draining the battery and passenger side windsheild wiper.”
The engine is supposed to be new with only 500 miles on it …
“1947 willys has upgrades in steering box, 2 inch lift, front and rear lockers, lockable hubs all four tires, tow hitch, front disc brakes, brand new solex carb, brand new engine with 500 miles, rebuilt tranny. bed liner. back seat. needs couple gauges to complete. black paint with silver trim. i live in vernal thanks. email is best. jhweberconstruction@hotmail.com”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=2562801
The price is a bit high. Brett snagged a couple pics for us.
“runs great new tires (military style) 4X4 works text 801-420-3099 for pics, will trade for honda shadow shaft drive, suzuki boulevard.”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=2556700
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(10/26/09) I’m guessing it’s a CJ-3A, however the body appears to have a solid back, so it might be a DJ-3A body? The seller has included a long description.
“This is a 1940 or early 50’s Jeep Willys. I’m not sure because this jeep is registered as a 1967 due to the year of the motor. The motor is a Chevy 283 V8 from a 67’ Chevelle. This Jeep is full of goodies and will always be smog exempt ”
These look like a nice set of run-about tires.
“Wheels and tires off my 57 Willys Jeep CJ 5. Heavy duty would make a great replacement or back up set for yours. The wheels are in good shape and the tires have full tread remaining on them. Email if interested.”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/1761780898.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
There is something odd installed on the front of this.
“1952 Willys Jeep in great condition 4 cyl. flat head don’t leak or smoke runs and drives like it should has been reg. and inspected in the past lights work no rust may trade for nice truck can add cash if need be”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1750
(04/27/2010) It looks like it needs some glass.
“1952 Jeep Willys. Manual Transmission. 4 cylinder engine. 4×4. Runs Great. Drove from Downers Grove To Oswego last year. Project jeep or leave as is and show. Please no calls before 8am or after 9pm. Thanks.”
Here’s a fine looking CJ-5.
“1956 CJ5 set up with 350 v-8 chevrolet engine steel crank camel hump heads 4 bbl carb runs awesome less than 6,500 miles on it turbo 400 automatic transmision 2yrs old. newer front bucket seats custom rear seat. Has enough room for the family. Sits on new super lift springs with new shocks and spring shackles inside of tub is lined. Curently sitting on 31×10.50×15 tires BFG all terrains with at least 90% tread on them body is straight has some scratches and nicks in it windsheild is cracked as well. Keep in mind I use it as a Jeep it goes ooff road and it does it well the kids love it it is not perfect anymore but in good shape just looking to do something different. I am asking $3,900.00 Thats it I do not want any trades I have to many things that I don’t need no scams No free rides If your interested cal or come see it. I may drop $100.00 off the price if your nice and throw in the tow bar as well call Shawn 389-1484”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1762736674.html
Dan spotted this. I can’t say if the seller is accurate about the rarity or not.
“Up for sale is a very rare Jeep Gladiator. The vehicle was made in 1969 and then was issued a vin number in 1970 before kaiser sold to AMC. This vehicle has a very rare 350 V8 Buick motor with an automatic, they only made the vehicle with an automatic for one year with these motor options. This has a true four wheel drive running gear, with dana 60 lockers, that have been gone thru and serviced. Currenlty the vehicle needs the rear glas put in the door panels put on and the bed to be bolted back on, it used to have a flat bed on it.as well as the gas tank to be put back in. It is still on the trailer and can be delivered if need be. Like I said this vehicle does run that is how i got it on the trailer, I have the title in hand with new plates as well. You can call me at 509 768 8255 thanx Josh”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1710047432.html
UPDATE: Price now $5000
(10/28/2009) This includes a large pile of parts as well (spread out in the back yard it appears).
“Project almost done,, needs exhaust and a few little things finished (2 brakelines). Rebuilt 215 aluminum block olds (F-85), 4 speed w/ compound low, new clutch, 5:38 lockers front and rear, full floating warn axles, brakes, hardware, 11in. drums,32X9.5X15 Swampers (almost new), Ramsey winch, Project continues, take it and the trailer full of goodies . Should practically climb the walls when finished!! Call for info. 509-750-7442,,,, Frame in pic. of parts not included (Need to sell,,)”
http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/1761514575.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3995
(05/18/2010) This looks great. It appears to sport a replacement body. Not a bad price.
“1948 Willys CJ2A runs drives and stops. New brakes and lines 5 years ago; aftermarket steel tub, hood and tailgate, no rust on the body, original windshield. I do not know the mileage but have a clear Wisconsin title for it. I think it is an MB frame. I have used it as a toy on my farmette near Monroe, Wi. It starts up every spring but I just use it to drive locally. The tires are new, non directional with less than 100 miles on them. The pics were taken before the new tires. I bought it from a guy in northern Wi who painted it with a brush but it looks pretty good anyway. I have a new steering wheel and correct passenger seat frame for it, just not installed. Don’t need to sell but also don’t need the toy”
UPDATE: SOLD*** Was priced at $3000
(03/30/2010) Here’s another Tx Hunter.
“1944 Willys Jeep Marine Corps Issue w/ Title. New: -Motor -Transmission -Transfer case
-Brakes -Exhaust -Battery -Also includes removable raised rear hunting seats w/ rollbar.”
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **SOLD**
A reader named John is selling this nicely restored MB.
“1945 Willys 1/4T reconnaissance truck, JEEP, delivered to the military 3-7-45 and recently completed a tub-off restoration. All restoration work correct to original specs with primarilly original NOS parts and professional rebuilds of the motor, drivetrain, axles, diffs, tranny and TC. Era correct top quality canvas and rubber throughout and every detail of the restoration process was documented in scores of digital pics. Over $14000 in parts and services alone with receipts available. This Willys is a classic example of a combat jeep in the ETO circa. early ’45. ”
