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Given the Koenig top, maybe there’s some value here?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/869171088123462
“Willys Jeep project car! Disassembled to start renovation, but no time to do it. Have all the parts. Rust in usual places. Hard top. No odometer. Own a piece of history!”
This body has seen some modifications.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/688119123380047
“1940’s jeep willys has winch and snow plow runs needs clutch linkage adjusted needs tires divorced transfer case no title idk the mileage”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Mark shared this trailer for sale.
“1946 Bantam T3C Jeep trailer. Has the title, working 4 pin lights, new NDT tires on 16″ rims. Very original, recently repainted, new reproduction data tag. Landing leg was extended to make it lean backwards-so water drains out instead of pooling at front. Could easily be cut off if you’re a purist for original. This is a classic jeep trailer, great for utility. Floor measure 3’x6′, top flares out to 4’x6′. Perfect for hauling gravel, furniture, etc, without owning a truck (I pull one like this behind my hatchback all the time). Tows behind a car or jeep just fine at highway speeds with 1/2 ton+ hauling capacity. Ground clearance makes it perfect to camp or haul things into remote areas. Still works hard at 75+ years old, and just as easily looks great in a parade behind a jeep! If you want a quick kit from a box store, go ahead and do so. If you want an awesome vintage piece of American steel, this is what you’re looking for.”
This has a Stahl utility bed.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/296848669588070
“If it is listed, it is available. It is basically completely all there. A project that I accepted several years ago, but was never able to get to it. Has been stored inside. I rolled the motor over this week when we moved it from one shop to another. Clutch worked, transmission shifted. Not many of these left around. It has the factory Installed Stahl bed. $7500 Firm price”
Unclear how much value is here. Thanks to TJ for spotting it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1362661867979640
““Barn find” last year licensed 2001. Set up as tow vehicle. Has a Buick? V6. Needs gas tank, seats, tires and brake job. Has been barn stored since 2001 until recently. Sound body and frame”
Nick’s got this CJ-3B with a Koenig hardtop for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/318705420847298
“No trades. Not responding to is this available. Has a title. This is a Willys CJ3B that last ran and drove about 15 years ago. I pulled the head off to fix some sticky exhaust valves. Put it back together and compression is low. I’m moving on.
Frame is very solid. Front horns are a little bent due to no bumper. Transmission and tcase shifts in all gears nicely. Body needs some floor repairs as shown in photos.
If you want a set of tires and wheels that hold air, I can swap these for an aftermarket set of wheels that I have listed for sale on my profile (for free).”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4200.
(08/23/2023) Listed as a 1957, it’s got the early dash.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/302919159073152
“1957 Willy’s cj3b runs and drives clean Ohio title asking $5000 obo or trade for 4wd tractor”
Unclear how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1304108493806038
“1953 Willys CJ3B. No engine, has original twin stick transfer case and 3 speed trans. Good project jeep and have clean title. Price is firm. $500.00”
Mark shared this Jim Beam Decanter and box that was on eBay, but it sold later last night. The price was $45, but the shipping was another $57.65!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/195982545804
Ron’s selling this nice looking CJ-3B. You can contact him by phone at
423 715 3142 or via email at rtownsend0418 @ gmail.com (remove spaces around the @).
“1954 WILLYS JEEP CJ-3B
PAINTED JEEP ORANGE
1968 Chevelle 327 c.i. SBC – Dyno 344 hp @ 3500 rpm – REBUILT
Camshaft – Edelbrock 2102 Performer-Plus
Carburetor – Holley 4160 4bbl – 600 cfm
Intake Manifold – Edelbrock
MSD 6 Series Ignition System – MSD 6A – 6200
T90 3 SPEED TRANSMISSION – REBUILT
DANA D18 TRANSFER CASE – REBUILT
Rear Axle – DANA/SPICER 44 – 5.38:1 – REBUILT
Front Axle – DANA 27 – 5.38:1 – REBUILT
ADVANCE ADAPTERS OVERDRIVE – 25%
GM POWER STEERING
REBUILT APPROX. 1000 MILES AGO
LIKE NEW TIRES 31-10.50X15
NEW AMERICAN RACING MAGS
NEW HEATER
NEW BIKINI TOP
FULLY ENCLOSED TOP WITH DOORS
NEW SKYJACKER SHOCKS
TENNESSEE TITLE IN HAND
I HAVE MOST RECORDS ON REBUILD
GAUGES WORK EXCEPT FOR FUEL AND TACH
NOT PERFECT BUT LOOKS NICE
Asking $15,000
Ron Townsend”
UPDATE: **Sold** Was $6000.
This seems in pretty good shape.
“1959 Willys station wagon super hurricane six cylinder, manual transmission, 4 x 4 all original always was garage kept have all original paperwork and maintenance records I’m asking $6000 or best offer for more information please contact me”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
Mike shared this ad. It seems like a good price.
“RARE!
USMC Vietnam War era survivor.
The ultimate ATV for the ranch, vineyard or parades
Runs great, mechanically sound, everything works.
Four-wheel drive.
Four-wheel steer option.
Hercules two cylinder engine.
1/2 ton capacity.
Weighs 900 lbs.
The M274-A2 were built between 1965 to 1967. Originally designed & built by Willys.
Bill of sale. No pink slip available, not street legal.
No odometer equipped. Mileage is unknown.”
This may be worth a look. It’s got the early grille and fenders.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/828684072036001
“1953 Willys M38A1 Jeep. Runs and drives great! Clean title, and road legal. Original F134 engine and transmission, and 24V electrical system. Garage kept, and maintained.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/21/2023) This has a variety of updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/604883465089690
“1949 jeep willys good condition 4 wheel drive works high and low. Good tires. Radio works and heater works also comes with a top and doors for winter time.”
Starting bid is $2k. Thanks to Bill for sharing it.
View all the information on eBay
“This is a Jeep FJ-6. Pretty solid vehicle. Came from Tennessee has been in Florida for 3 years. Bought it to sell shirts and hats out of at a restaurant. Sold the place and this has been sitting for a couple years. There is an engine block in it. Just the block and an automatic transmission attached. Does not run or drive. Steering works. 2 tires hold air two do not. Can be inflated to load on a trailer. One windshield missing. There is no title. Bill of sale only. Vehicle is 11 feet long and crazy cool. I get so many people telling me what I should do with it. My use for it is gone. Someone else’s turn.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Seems like there should be some value here.
“The Willys on left is a 1950 The Willys on right is 1959 is running and has a 4 Cylinder hurricane engine , has only the front drive shaft  and title in hand for the 1959. The 1950 has a great body doesn’t have an engine and has front and rear drive shaft and comes with bill of sale”
This is likely a 1948 CJ-2A, but not 100% sure.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/658446376253951
“PRICE IS OBO (O MEJOR OFERTA) New Carburetor, New Radiator, Distributor, Brake Boosters Runs and Drives”
“Leftovers” with the mocked up name. I don’t like the angled bracket I made at the step. I may just got with two bolts and two washer to keep the body in place rather than the bracket.
Yesterday, I attached the remaining netting, roof, and body parts to the race jeep, only to discover I needed to cut a couple small parts from the floor that were too wide for the body (nothing a quick sawz-it-all couldn’t fix).
The hood requires four bolts to attach it, as I need to make sure it stays secure. Five additional bumpers help keep the hood in place.
It’s hard to test the speed on these short jaunts. I really don’t want to tear up the grass too much. In addition, I don’t have it in four wheel drive, again so I don’t tear up the grass too much. The next time I test it, I will wear ear plugs, because when you hit the gas, it gets loud in the cockpit!
Now it’s time for some helmet shopping!
This is worth a look. It’s got the brake assist as well as the updates. Those front seats might be really comfy, but supportive jeep seats.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2225217661201697
“1952 M38A1 Willys 1/2- ton 4×4 “utility truck”. Roll bar, rear rack, front towing bar, front and rear hitch receivers, additional front driving lights, gun rack, elevated back seat, front brush guard, 5000# Baldwin winch, HEI distributor (no points to worry about). Excellent for hunting, farm or ranch”
This seems in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/237627975787959
“1962 M170 Jeep. Feel free to reach out with any questions. 90% complete and original. Runs and drives. Still needs a few things”
Seems to run and drive. Has a sears deluxe hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1217506922278392
“Will not respond to is this still for sell 1956 Willy runs good and drives good all 12v except the starter and generator new wiring harness new tubes in tires all new gages and switch’s I have the original papers and it’s got less than 20000 on the jeep original motor I’ve not touched it but to change the oil. Got the top,doors,and plow that goes as well. Jeep came from California was used as a dirt road plow. Title in hand’
UPDATE: Still Available. As Colin notes, Jeepster weren’t produced until 1948.
(08/04/2023) This is pretty unique and appears well done.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/248454827992001/
“Trailer made from a 47 jeep Willy’s “Jeepster” Flat griddle grill under the hood, propane bottle, big ice chest, old school centerline wheels with spare, good tires, light and pulls straight and easy. 2in ball. 2,500obo or trade”
Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1473337036801663/
“2dr panel wgn –heat only -350/350 Chevy”
Runs, no brakes or title.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/971068804215052
“Willys jeep for sale🎉 (Do not have Title) Engine runs great and transmission is also great condition. Needs new water pump, battery, and will eventually need new tires. (Do not know mileage) Brakes do not work. This is a manual transmission.”
The top on this is an interesting one. I thought it was a Porter & Reed (the front portiion appears identical (maybe built from that design?), but it has angled edges along th sides of the top rear rather than rounded ones. Another Kanas-based aircraft-related manufacturer of hardtops was Blue Star, but this doesn’t look like one of theirs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/310890408212163
“95% bone stock 1947 Willys CJ 2a Jeep. Orig flathead 4 cylinder engine w/3 SPD trans and stock transfer case. Engine has not been started for approx 20 years but turns freely by hand. Body in decent shape w/75 years worth of dings, dents and rust. The hat channels are needing the most work. The top (aluminum)is a unique “military look” that, according to original owner, was built and installed by a Wichita aircraft manufacturer in 1948. The interior seats, including the rear seat, are correct. The transmission and transfer move into their gears freely but the unit seems to leak an excessive amount of fluid into the driveway. The engine also seeps oil from the oil pan drain plug. Frame is in excellent condition showing only a slightly bent front bumper end. This is a very original 1947, the perfect candidate for a resto. Currenly registered and titled. Numerous extra parts included: f & r axles, trans / trans case etc. Rolls freely on old tires.”
