UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

“1947 Willys Jeep (eats early broncos on any 4×4 course LOL).  Powerful cammed 305 SBC with dual exhaust (30,000 on engine).  Original Warn overdrive with existing drivetrain.  Front lock-outs with big 11×2 inch brake upgrade.  Runs excellent.  Jeep was from California so the body is very good.  Entire jeep needs some tlc in all areas to be extra nice.  New master cylinder included, but not installed.  Also included in sale is 2 brand new front buckets.”

This looks like a parts jeep.  It looks like it’s been sitting a while.  Note the hubs appear to be warn hubs.  Maybe there’s some other updates as well.

“This is a willys jeep 4×4 the year is between a 48-53. It has the original 4cylinder flathead motor, high/low transfer case. It would be great for restoring or using it for hunting. I am posting this for my uncle so if you have any questions email me and I will ask him and email you back. I have seen this run and drive. This does not have a title.”

http://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/1160822086.html

UPDATE:  Was $2500. **SOLD**

This is a project that’s a bit expensive for a project.

“1949 Willys CJ3A with 327 Corvette engine – $3,000. This Flatfender will make a great project vehicle! The 1968 Corvette 327 engine (Holly 4 barrel) is not running and probably needs a rebuild.  Includes Bikini Top and parts for a full roll cage.  The tire sidewalls are cracked so bring your trailer.”

This is a rough, but running CJ-3A.  This looks a pretty decent deal.

“Willis jeep original flat head 4 cylinder engine. Engine runs great! brakes need repair. This Jeep has oversized drum brakes (the original brakes are included) master cylinder was just rebuilt new flex lines on the front. the electrical system has been converted to 12v (except the starter) the charging system is an alternator. I have new motor mounts and a new oil filter also a carberator kit.”

http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/1158605364.html

This looks like an aftermarket body, so it’s probably in very good condition.

“This is a 1950 Willys CJ3A Jeep. This belonged to my father-in-law, he was a car collector and has now passed away. I am now the owner and will try my best to answer your questions. It is almost entirely original. I put a new gas tank on it also a new carburator, tail pipe, muffler and a blinker switch. It runs great, approx. 50 mph. Four wheel drive works and both high and low range work.  All the gauges work (oil pressure, gas, watertemp, amps and speedometer)  the odometer does not work. All the lights work(high-low beam and left-right blinkers)  Has a rear hitch and a spare tire as the pictures show. The paint does not appear to be original. I would love to keep her but I don’t have the time to spend on it.”

View all the pics on eBay

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

It looks good.  There’s a thorough explanation by the seller.

“You are bidding on a 1951 Willys CJ3A that has been body on frame restored by JaxJeepOnline. The body was in great shape for a jeep of this age when I got it and only had surface rust areas and 1 very small area that was rust damaged. Sheet metal was used to fill the areas. All parts that I applied are OEM or NOS parts. I replaced the front grille. The seats still have the original pans and springs in good condition. Turn signals have been added and the original 6 volt configuration has been maintained in case the buyer wishes to go further with a resto and keep it as close to original as possible….”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1750.

This doesn’t run.  It apears to have some rust along the side of it.

“I have a 1951 Willys Jeep for sale. It does NOT run. It has the original flathead 4 cylinder motor. Manual transmission. 4 wheel drive. Half cab with doors are included. Would make a great project! Interesting trades considered. Asking $1750 No e-mails”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6950.

“1947 Restored Willys Jeep, Original Frame & Drivetrain, Flathead 4cyl Engine,  Hi/Lo 4×4 System, Fiberglass body, New Western Wheels & Tires, AM/FM CD Stereo System, CB Radio, Much Much More!! Excellent Condition!! $6950 OBO.”