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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This one has an odd top.
“1942 jeep in good running condition with a new carb.”
Marc forwarded some search results form a Canadian Archives website that included this neat photo of Major General F. F. Worthington standing in a jeep with a very unusual top.
View the page related to the photo
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
It appears solid.
“1953 willy’s jeep cj3b
Runs great!! New battery, brakes, master cylinder , wheels cylinder , drums and pads. New gasoline tank, steering box rebuilt steering column. 12 volt system and rancho shocks.
New carburetor”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4650
(02/16/2012) This appears to be rusty along both sides.
“1953 CJ3B, with hard top and doors. All original, unmodified, very complete except for brakes. Clear, modern Idaho title.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $500. **SOLD**
There looks like some value here.
“Very rusted but running CJ6 with the 225 Buick v6. Includes a second partly disassembled v6 also. Also includes half hard top and plow. Has been an up north plow Jeep for many years. No brakes but four wheel drive works.”
The top is unusual, maybe custom?
“1977 Buick 231 rebuilt last year
SM 420 trans rebuilt last year
Dana 18 transfer case rebuilt last year
Dana 44 rear end
Dana 27 front end
Warn hubs
Twin stick
Heater
Bikini/ hard top with doors
35″ tires
Very reliable daily driver last 6 years. Runs and drives great with 18 mpg
8,000
Call mike 530-514-4858”
http://chico.craigslist.org/cto/3935246729.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
(02/15/2013) Walter forwarded this CJ-2A. The seller says he has the arctic top, but it isn’t attached. I’m wondering if the pics are prior to the work that was done. It doesn’t have a title.
“I have a early 40s Willys Jeep, 4 cylinder runs good, looks to be rebuilt before I got it, 4 wheel works, body rusty but pretty solid, has anew gas tank, I think its a M38 Military type. All have been rewired and work. Also have the Artic Hard Top with it but its not attached. I have not driven it on the road but have driven it in the woods and it done well,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500. Carson Carcraft Hardtop
“1948 Jeep, 225 Cu In 1966 Jeep/Buick V6,3 speed trans with All range Overdrive, 6000 Lb Electric Winch, Upgraded Brakes, 2 fuel tanks 10 gal each, Radio, Heater, Electric Wiper, Swingaway tire carrier, 3 seat belts in front, Roll Bar, Rear seat, Turn signals with 4 way, and Aluminum Hardtop. Set up with 6 ft snowplow operated by the winch. 2 sets heavy duty mud and ice tire chains. Clear title and all systems operate and runs well. Will sell with or without plow.”
Except for the probable f-head update, this looks very stock.
“1951 Jeep Willys CJ3A 4×4, have the original title. If interested please email, thanks!”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3896613142.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900
“Late 40s early 50s m38/ cj3a jeep. Very solid older repro tub. Runs great. Almost no rust at all. Rebuilt carb. Has about a two inch lift. Front seats are very good. Includes a complete pro winch that just needs drive shaft installed. Has a vintage kayline spare tire carrier. Has a mass title. Does not include rims and tires in the picture or the back seat. It will come with the original 16 inch rims and tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This appears to have the wrong windshield for the top. This includes the rear extended bed.
“Very good shape runs good has arctic top”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $1200.
This has a nice set of rare Turbine Rims. That might be the most valuable part!
“1957 Jeep Willies
Jeep is all numbers matching with original engine
Very cheap and easy restoration project
I will return all emails as soon as possible
Price is $1200 however negotiable”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4400.
(05/18/2013) Some paint might make this look nice, but it sounds like there may be some mechanical issues.
“I have a 1966 jeep cj6 that is in need of someone with more time then I have. It does run. It is running a factory 225ci dauntless v6 with a T86aa transmission, and a danna 18 transfercase. Rear running gear is a flanged danna44, with a closed knuckle danna 27 front. It does come with a meyers hard top and a secondary heater”
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **SOLD**
“1967 jeep cj6 ,225 c.i. ,3.73 gears, 3 spd., all orig. except exterior repaint 5 yrs, cast as amovie extra in film to be released this fall, American Hustle with many hollywood A listers! When i talked to second owner he claims it was delivered to a dealership in belgrade maine the way you see it now except for ext. repaint.The interior and suspension, driveline are Commando! Much smoother ride because the commando has the extra long rear leafs,drives like a car.
The price is good. I hope it wasn’t blown off in the tornado!
“Here is a nice Alstate aluminum half cab for a Willys CJ2A, everything works on it, does need driver’s side door glass replaced. $300 or best offer. Call Brian at 918-nine-nine-one-0212”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/pts/3841146157.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price. Has Budweiser decals.
(06/04/2011) This looks well done.
“This jeep in good condition. Has a removeable top. This jeep runs and drives, is stock except for the engine. The engine is v-6 Buick. It is red, has new tires on white rims. This jeep was donated to Waukee VFW and we are going to sell it”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
“1943-1947 ? Not real sure on the year but has the flathead 4 and the 3 speed. As far as i know the drive train is all original , the body is rough. The jeep runs and drives well. Have been using it for a hunting rig for years and it will go where you probably shouldn’t and will run for a long assed time on a tank of fuel. Has good rubberon all 4. Will make an excellent restoration donor or continue to use it for hunting.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2550.
This was listed last month under a different name, different p#, and different price. The picture is that same.”
Was the strap on this an option or was this custom?
“1961 Willys Jeep that has a 4 cyl. engine that runs great. Four wheel drive and PTO wench fully works. Have title in hand. If interested please contact Wes at 318-649-5431. Thxs”
http://monroe.craigslist.org/cto/3800847430.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Here’s a DJ-3A in great shape. Note the frame is purple.
“First of all,I must start by saying that this NOT a post office jeep,. In 1955 &1956 Willys put out this vehicle & called it a Jeep Dispatcher / Delivery vehicle ,ideal for use in congested metropolitan areas. To me it’s just a cool little jeep. This jeep had a frame off restoration a couple years back,at that time the original owner changed the transmission from a manual 3 speed synchromesh to a turbo 350 automatic with a 6 volt system.The original transmission is included,every nut &bolt was saved just incase to switch it back. The jeep is in great shape & runs good. Just had it inspected in may 2013,Ican’t think of anything it needs,besides maybe a tune up. $500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
There may be value here. Jack spotted it.
“Project/ Parts Jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
I thought the hardtop was interesting.
“1956 Willys jeep all original 6 volt still, runs needs tlc 3 owner jeep 7852 original miles $1900 obo”
Marc spotted this odd hard top. I looked up the radio station and WXCG now broadcasts in New York State. I can’t tell where the photo was taken.
“Amateur photo negative. This is no print, just the negative.. The negative measures 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches.. I do great combined shipping !”
View all the information on ebay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
“Original with Hardtop. Milage 83,800. Engine: Hurricane F-134 Rebuilt 20,000 miles ago with a new short block, milled head with reground valves and updated rocker arm. At the same time a Rebuilt generator along with a new water pump, brakes and wheel cylinders with new synchronizeres in the transmission were replaced. Extra leaf springs on suspension. 16 inch Willys wheels along with Warn hubs. Vaccum wipers were replaced with electric ones. New seat covers. Clear Title”
UPDATE II: I’ve added these two very rare photos from FB posted by Martin Sturm showing his grandmother next to a CJ-2A equipped with a V-7 Bodyworks hardtop.
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UPDATE: Thanks to Jennifer, the granddaughter of the creator Sam Sevin of the V-7 hardtops, we now know who created them. There are newspaper clippings that indicate the company operated for a short time, roughly from 1948-1949. The company was formed by Sam and his brother Sol Sevin. Unfortunately, it appears the company didn’t not get the orders they’d hoped and was forced out of business.
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Originally Posted April 28, 2013: V-7 Body Works in Chicago offered these two different woody tops, a half-top and a wagon model, for CJ-2As in 1948. I tired to find out more information the company, but had no luck.
