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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This CJ-2A has a VEC windshield. It also has a rear PTO. The body looks to be a fiberglass Bobcat body.
“$5,000 OBO. Dont let this gem slip through your fingers! Not too many of theese around, and people have been stopping to look at it so much since i put it in the corner of the property for people to see. It really is an eye stopper as is. Has a flat head 4 cylinder engine. Any questions feel free to email me. I can snap a photo of the engine if needed.”
Has five patches on the outside of the body.
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/d/arrington-1948-willys-jeep/6872518550.html
“1948 willys Jeep. This is a great fun little Jeep it was built back when everything was built to last and when Jeeps were tough as tanks. This Jeep has spent most of its life cruising around the back roads of Nelson county and only shows 90,000 miles on the speedometer, it was modified in the mid-50s and a homemade very well-engineered hard top was added along with removable doors and heat from a mid 50s Dodge and has remained virtually the same since.
It runs and drives great and is very dependable with loads of new parts, it has new brakes, new tires, new exhaust and the carburetor was rebuilt, all of the gauges work as well as all of the lights. It shifts through the gears perfect and the four wheel drive works great too. I can’t really think of anything that it needs. This little tank has some minor rust in the rear tailgate and a few spots around the rockers but it is far from being a rust bucket it actually has a really cool look to it just like it sets the scratches, rough paint, chipped paint and small amounts of rust give it character. If you’re looking for something fun to just play around with and cruise the back roads, take up into the mountains to go camping, hunting or something fun to have around your property this would be a great Jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This is a CJ-2A modified at the front cowl. Have we seen this one before?
“1948 Willys jeep has not run in several years.
Engine: 53 v8 flat head merc.
Great project jeep.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
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“1962 Jeep CJ5 Universal, 4 cyl, 3 speed manual 4wd. Equipped with Rancho shocks and an old but excellent working Ramsey winch. 16 inch wheels & tires are in awesome condition. Clutch and fuel tank have also been replaced. There is some paint bubbling starting to show on the front fenders. Jeep runs and drives great, very fun and certainly a head turner. Seat belts and rear seat have been added. Original miles. Any questions or concerns message me and we can talk about it.”
I don’t recognize that hardtop.
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“Here I have a Near Mint 8 x 10 inch Photograph
PROJECT 7461 MODEL MD MILITARY JEEP (M38-A1)
¾ RIGHT FRONT VIEW (HARD METAL TOP)
WILLYS-OVERLAND ENGINEERING NO. 13300-41 4-15-52”
Looks in good shape.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/d/minneapolis-1954-jeep-willys-cj3b/6881592849.html
“Selling my beautiful jeep willys. This is one of a kind. It was restored 5 years ago. You must see to appreciate.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Has updates and a Sears hardtop.
“1948 willy’s jeep, it is in good condition. It has a 312 lincoln motor v8 in it. Runs good, body is in fair condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Seller inherited it and knows little about it.
“Selling this Willys Jeep for parts / restore. It was not registered and used on site only for occasional plow. Comes with plow. Engine is rebuilt, but since this was inherited, can not say it would run without tweaking. Offered at $1500.00.”
Looks in good shape.
https://fresno.craigslist.org/for/d/fresno-willy/6876422522.html
“1952 CJ3A, as you can in the pictures it is a ground up restoration. The hard top was made by Sears and Roebuck.”
Carl pointed out to me that the Cab Enclosure hardtop for the M-38A1 (by Metro Engineering) used plywood doors (all the time? sometimes?). Anyone have insights on this?
Here are two examples.
This video was taken in Salt Lake City (Avenues area) and shows and M-38A1 with plywood doors.
And, This thread on G503 includes the below pics of plywood doors.
