UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000

“Chevy 327, Edelbrock carburetor and manifold, mild cam, and headers. Motor block casting numbers (GM 3914678) indicate it came out of a ’68 Camaro. Drives, runs, and shifts like it should. It has a brand new fuel tank, soft lines, and fuel filters. The seats were recently reupholstered with new foam and black vinyl. It has 15×10 polished mag wheels wrapped with 325/60 BFG all terrains. Tires have about 40% tread left. The body has some minor rust and a few dents. The paint still holds a nice shine.

Over all it’s a nice Jeep to cruse the streets or take off road. Street legal, registered through 12/14 with pink slip in hand. Serious inquires only please. No Scams or BS either. Will consider a partial trade for a nice TRX or ATC 250R or Snap On (or similar quality) rolling tool box.”

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/4746783104.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.

(09/17/2014) This jeep has an M-38 body and parts.

“Just finished this project and have to let it go – too many other boy toys in the garage. This is a project jeep built primarily from left over parts of prior projects so is a composite of both military and civilian, 1940’s and 1950’s. Rebuilt in style of M38 Navy jeep. Clear Oregon title as a 1947 CJ; new stuff includes: brake shoes, cylinders, lines and master cylinder; battery; coil; rebuilt starter (12 volt); military tires; solex carb. Extremely tight T90 transmission – doesn’t jump out of 2nd at all. Runs good but smokes. Comes with another rebuilt engine which has a knock.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6850.

Looks solid.

“1946 Willys. Fresh paint. New exhaust. Approx 60 hours on engine. Updated shackles. Custom heavy duty bumpers, 4×4 transfer,hi/low all work. Great little Willys. Fun for the neighborhood, going to town, or climbing around a deer lease.”