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Looks solid.
“Rebuilt T-90 transmission and
re-end. New front axel, brakes,brake lines, master cylinder, tires rims, exhaust, wiring harness, shocks, windshield glass and sets. Radiator has been rebuilt as well. Motor has not been rebuilt but runs great. All gauges work as well.”
https://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/6061351373.html
Not the most helpful pics.
“54 Cj3b willys has the hurricane f head engine runs great.. 2in spindle lift new federal tires and spair tire.. smittybuilt front and rear bumper..smittybuilt front and rear seats..winch and highlight jack a new carb and electronic ignition…aftermarket plastic fuel tank.. 4wd works great has a radio to! Asking 5800 obo”
https://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/6061757257.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900.
Runs and drives.
“1957 FC-150 JEEP PICKUP. CJ5 CHASSIS RUNS AND DRIVES, NEEDS WORK LIKE MOST ALL OLD JEEPS. HEAD RECENTLY PULLED AND MACHINED BY PEAK PERFORMANCE. (HAD HEAD GASKET LEAK) 4X4 WORKS, MANUAL TRANSMISSION. GOOD LITTLE WORK TRUCK ON THE FARM”
Craig spotted this one. It might have rust along the sides under the diamond plating.
“Turns heads wherever it goes. Ready for the beach with its wide tires, 4-wheel drive and lockable brakes. Inspected and tagged through November 2017. Clean title.
Original flat-4 engine, chassis and body. New radiator, brake cylinder and exhaust system. Front and rear brakes rebuilt, front axle differential also rebuilt. The engine head has been milled. Soft top and doors. Side-mount wheel. Has a working heater. Starts the first time, every time. ”
https://delaware.craigslist.org/cto/6062979796.html
UPDATE: The connectivity is poor, so just a few updates today.
Just not something you see everyday, unless you go to Alien Beef Jerky in Baker, California every day!
On Monday we drove from Palm Springs, California, to Pahrump, Nevada, via Riverside. Our goal was to save two sets of DJ front axles in the hopes that someone could use them.
On Monday we drove from Palm Springs to Pahrump via Riverside.
We started the morning in Palm Springs. The night in our Extended Stay room was cheap, but nice. The view in the morning of the Santa Rosa mountains was just stunning. It’s not hard to see why Palm Springs became a popular destination to escape the LA basin.
Panoramic photo from the Extended Stay’s grounds.
Our first objective was to meet Jim in Riverside to pickup a set of DJ-3A axles. My biggest worry was that they wouldn’t fit in the back of the jeep, but then serendipity in the form of Paul Dubois, an eWillys reader and a regular at the FC Roundup, came when he offered to store them if I couldn’t pick pile them into the jeep (he lives in Riverside — Thanks Paul! … Spoiler, I got them in).
We met Jim in the morning at his storage locker. As the door slid up, it was clear that DJ axles weren’t the only thing he had. After we made a deal on the axles (anyone need one??), he began picking through the parts, then held up a set of never-used Buick V6 headers. Well, I did need a set for Biscuit. He cut me a great deal at $100 — one heck of a great buy. Then I bought a couple more parts. Next thing I knew, he was tossing some free parts at me, hoping I could find them a home. So, I tossed a can Blaster Dry Lube courtesy of the Blaster Corp. (A sponsor of Alaska Or Rust). I told Jim I would do my best to find the free parts homes and I’ll list them when I get home.
Benita made this cool fused glass pane for the annual FC Saturday raffle as a dedication to Dan Horenberger and his love of the Military FCs.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $22000.
David’s updated this nice looking CJ-6.
“I have the itch to start a new project and need garage space. I limped this ’74 CJ 6 home about five years ago and started out to freshen it up, but ended up doing a body off restoration. The body work and paint were professionally done. The frame was painted, and I had a custom roll bar and front bumper made. They are powder coated. It has the original I-232 and three speed transmission. Most everything else has been replaced. Steering box, Borgeson shaft, heavy duty springs, stainless custom bent brake lines, new drum brakes, gas tank, ignition coil, Weber carb, high capacity alternator, radiator, Speed Hut aluminum gauges, painless wiring harness, Corbeau seats, custom canvas top, warn m8000 winch, custom steel wheels, BF Goodrich all terrain LT265/75/R16 tires, custom receiver hitches front and rear, hilift jack, and on and on.
It drives and tracks better than new. I tried to keep the look as original as possible, and it would be fairly easy to take it all back to stock. I have saved most of the salvageable parts. I will wipe the pollen off and take prettier pics this weekend.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/13/2016) Nice looking rig. Apparently lacks heat & air.
“Frame off restoration, Chevy 350/350, Mustang II suspension, Many custom parts and modifications, too much to list.”
https://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/6061260261.html
Maybe someone can use these parts?
“Bought a couple FC trucks only gonna use 1 and maybe not all the parts. If youre looking for a good base to start with I can give you mainly everything required to assemble a truck. I do only have 1 engine and 1 bed however I may not use them. Serious inquiries only please.”
https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/6054260702.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000.
(11/13/2016) Appears to have an f-head or other later engine.
“Runs good do not have time for a project needs some work”
https://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/cto/6061099799.html
