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This looks in good shape. It’s worth a call.
“1948 Willys Jeep with a plow. $2500.00. Call me for more details. 989-701-7197 or 989-316-2717.”
http://saginaw.craigslist.org/cto/3540523141.html
UPDATE: Was $3900. **SOLD**
(11/29/2012) This looks like a solid rig for the price. It is also listed at sellajeep.com
“289 ford v8, T-19 transmission, power steering w/cooler,dual batteries both new,warn winch,20 gallon fuel tank,dana 30 front axle, dana 44 rear axle w/detroit locker, new cb radio,33″ micky thompsons w/same for spare, all wiring and electrical system new, front brakes and lines new,new front seats, runs great just needs paint $4,800 over 8,000 invested”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was for auction.
Josh spotted this auction. It takes place March 22-24, 2013. This is the Jade Tint Green/Glacier White color scheme. It is too bad the engine doesn’t look in better shape.
Eric spotted this nice looking jeep.
“1948- Jeep Willys. Fully rebuild.”
http://swva.craigslist.org/cto/3533358930.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
It’s a CJ-2A with a MB/GPW Grille, a few handles, and some other items. Looks fun.
“Driven weekly,12Volt,many extra parts,not restored,parade ready.Have dual axle trailer with electric brakes and ramps to haul it $1,500.Can deliver. Titled as 1948 but has no tailgate so not 1948.has some 1942 patrs.cell”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5000.
Here’s a good price on a running Jeepster.
“50 Jeepster w/Buick v6 3 spd at 12v runs/drives,complete $5,000 obo Ed three 1 four six 50 2six59”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/3535730666.html
UPDATE: Was $23,000. **SOLD**
Mark listed this at warjeeps.com
“1941 Jeep MB slatgrill. Completely restored and operational. Email for more photos and information.”
The other pics are a little small, but it appears solid.
“CJ3A restored, 100% original, looks, runs, drives great. Has canvas top, civilian model trailer (smaller frame), lots of spare parts, military wheels, and tires on jeep and trailer. Standard wheels for jeep on the side. Jeep is 100% solid, immaculate, and rust free. Trailer is solid but could use fresh paint.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/bd/sale/adwb394/adwb394.html
**Status Unknown** Was listed at $9900.
“Willys M38 Military Jeep from M-Series Jeep category. Ready for fun and recently painted and gone over. Near Branford or Old Saybrook area. Asking $9900.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
No perfectly stock, but looks in good condition. The serial number is 18936, but appears to be missing indents. I can’t tell if it has a column shift or not either.
“This item for auction is a rare Willys CJ2A Jeep. This is a “VEC” (“Very Early Civilian”) model as it was produced almost immediately after World War II. The VECs share many parts with the legendary 1941 to 1945 Jeeps and is just as indestructible.
I bought this in August as something to tool around in and take out to the desert. Due to health concerns, I’m no longer able to drive it.
The Jeep starts, runs, steers, stops rides etc very well. The motor fires right up and once warmed up, it has an idle as quiet as a sewing machine. The transmission shifts smoothly through all gears, the clutch works great and I just redid the front and rear brakes. The front floor pans were patched in the last few years and are very solid. If you look underneath, you can see where it was repaired. There’s no major body rust and the frame is straight. I replaced the front bumper too.
The Jeep is currently registered though March and has a clear title. It is exempt from onerous emission control regulations.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The wagon looks nice. With some body work the truck might look good, too.
“Collection Includes:
1955-1960 Willys Collection and Parts
1955 – Utility Wagon 4×4 Custom V-8: This 1955 Willys Utility Wagon was my own personal build 30 years ago when I was studying auto mechanics in high school and college. It is truly one of a kind. My custom creation is a black and silver beauty.
1955 – Arizona body, Body-off restoration when I was 18-20 30-year, rebuild. The body was rust free but painted with house paint. Body and all bolt-ons were chemically stripped. Frame was sprayed with Rustolium paint. All suspension bushings, bearings, brakes, drums, clutch, 3-speed T-90 with Warn Over Drive, 488 differential gears. Four Wheel Drive. Have a collection of spare hoods, fenders, pick-up box, frame and accessories.
– Body- Rush Free – 2 Door Utility Wagon 4×4.
– Engine – 1966 Buick Wildcat 310 V-8, Rebuilt and blue-printed.
– Transmission – 1955 Original Willys T-90 3-speed with Warn Overdrive
– Interior – Custom Pro Seats, color coordinated headliner and door panels. Door lights are period correct turn-signal lights. New floor mat. Primed and painted insulated panels. CD player AM/FM.
– Custom list of accessories, air conditioning, power brakes, power steering, over-drive, air compressor
– Chassis – Stripped, cleaned and fabricated power front steering, motor mounts for Buck V-8
– Exterior – Black and silver, new tinted glass, new rubber, new window web etc. All stainless steel trim mouldings polished. Nostalgia Appliance wheels, Raised White letter tires. 1960 Original +
Second 1960 Willy’s Pick up 4×4 in collection:
Willy’s 4×4 pick-up, 3-speed with overdrive, hurricane 226-6 cylinder with 2bbl. Rochester carburetor, alternator, power steering, tilt wheel, bucket seats, new old style gauges, CD with removable face, new clutch, new exhaust, 5-aluminum 10 hole wheels, B.F. Goodrich A/T, electric wipers. Has some surface rust in bed side, but inside of bed is rhino lined. Could be sand blasted to remove rust. This truck is an older restoration with lots of upgrades.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This appears in good shape.
“WILLYS JEEP TRUCK 4X4 WITH PLOW REGISTERD AND INSPECTED RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD PLOWS GOOD ELECTRIC HYD. CONTROLS 6CYL. SUPER HURRICAN MOTOR 3 SPD TRANS”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900
” have a restored 1950 willys jeep
350 chevy engine 700r4 tranny
Possi track it is 2 wheel drive
Very fast. Runs great it has been just a weekend driver big head turner. Garage kept.this is not a must sell plz don’t low ball Thxs Any ??”
Lots of new parts.
“This jeep has been completely restored with all new parts including a brand new all metal body kit with new fenders, engine hood and tailgate. Engine rebuilt with all new internal parts to a STD. condition. Transmission and transfer case rebuilt with new gears and bearings all around. Front and rear axles rebuilt also with new parts. Completely new brake system, modified to 11″ drums. All new electrical system modified for 12 V alternator system.
Oil filter modified to the modern spin-on type. New Clutch and rebuilt drive shafts. New wide wheel rims with new tires. Windshield wipers replaced with new original new parts. Top made specially to copied of the original design using high quality materials.
This jeep is equipped with a Borg-Warner Overdrive transmission that allows it to go faster on 3rd gear with less engine RPM providing a better fuel economy on the road.
Front axles also equipped with new WARN Lock-o-Matic Hubs.
The whole story and proof of this jeep restoration with pictures can be seen at the the CJ3A Page:
www.cj3apage.com/”
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/3527324162.html
UPDATE: Bob notes the jeep is the museum next to the ship and not inside the ship.
Bob took time during his visit to Alabama to visit the USS Alabama Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. It turns out there’s a jeep in the museum next to this old fighter. If you have time, you might want to check out this unique opportunity to explore a battleship.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This truck looks good, though it has two different types of rims.
“This auction is for a 1950 4×4 Willys Jeep Pickup. It is in turn key running condition with a transplanted small block ford V8 mated (289) to a 3 speed manual transmission. It has been fully painted (Corvette yellow) from frame up including the interior and engine bay. It has full new interior with Ford explorer seats. all door pannell and custom roof piece done.
Tires are oversize from stock and rims are aftermarket. Has original style spare on drivers side of bed. Wood bed rails custom built and installed. The tail gate has been hand painted with wood effect. All glass in good condtion. The truck has a electric fan for cooling and a new Optima blue top for exellent starting. Cooling system has had radiator fully flushed and pressure tested and new thermostat. Also has new starter and new starter solenoid.
Fires right up on the first turn of the key. Doesnt smoke or anything funny. Front and rear bumpers are in pretty good shape. Over all the truck is pretty straight. If you look in the pictures you will see that the floor in the bed is not perfect and pitted but the actual panels and fenders all over are nice clean and straight.
This truck has the V-Grill. Cab is solid and floors are not rusted. I have the before pictures as well so you can see that it is not just thrown together with bondo and some cheap paint to hide a nightmare. Truck is drove at least once a week so its not just a show pice either. Nevada based truck sot thats a great thing because of our dry desert. This truck definately gets the looks and is only being sold because the owner has a willys wagon and shevy pickup that are taking more of the priority. So it needs to go to make room in the garage. Owner hates to see it go but figures its the smart thing to do. Title is clean and clear with current Nevada registration. Ready to sign it over to its new home.”
This looks great, though I think the flames on the ceiling could probably go.
“1960 Willys Wagon
This is an older restoration. Original drivetrrain was replaced with a small block Chevrolet V-8 and 2wd automatic transmission.
Owner started a power disc brake conversion, but was not completed.
This jeep runs, drives and is driven weekly.
Recently,the interior was upgraded to newer, leather bucket seats and custom headliner.”
View all the information on eBay
This is supposed to ahve the original deck. It looks nice. I can’t tell whose logo is on the size.
“Truck is mint condition it still has original wood deck in the back from 1951 has a stright 6 motor is a 5 sed truck is a awesome show truck for any type of antique trick collector give me a call or shoot me a text at 6097051348 if interested thanks you your time.”
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/3524805678.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/24/2012) This has some minor upgrades and a few other changes.
“Rare find. Restoration just finished. Absolutely no rust through repair anywhere with one exception. Stainless steel plate welded into floor pan under where original gas tank trapped moisture / minor pin hole corrosion. Engine disassembled, tolerances checked, valves ground. New water pump, starter, generator, gages, fuel pump, gas tank. Converted to 12V. New axel seals, front and rear. All components of steering system rebuilt including gear box. Seats restored with original material and stainless steel hardware. New exhaust system. Completely revised and upgraded brake system. 11″ self adjusting drums, rear. 1/2 ton chevrolet truck front disk brakes with heavy duty rotors and adjustable proportioning valve. Modern duel reservoir master cylinder.”
http://wausau.craigslist.org/cto/3525525446.html
This looks like a solid M-38A1. It has some odd gauge behavior according to the seller.
“As I can tell, this is as close as possible to a 100% restoration of a military Jeep. I bought it about 6 years ago in this condition. The odometer had about 13,000 miles on it, but the speedometer cable was broke. I have since installed a new cable, and the odometer now shows 16,100 miles. This is a fun Jeep to drive and a head turner. I drive it in Veteran Day’s parades, and drive it to car shows within a 60 miles radius from where I live in Southeast Kansas.
It drives nicely for its age. I have recently installed a carburetor kit and points, condensor, and rotor. I have also installed new spark plugs and spark plug wires about two years ago. The oil pressure consisently shows over 40 PSI. Other instrument guages are erratic by working sometimes and not the other, even after I replaced the spider wire harness. Do not have the expert knowlrdge to troubleshoot this aspect.
The 24V generator works even though the guage does not show charge, and the water guage works that I had never had this Jeep over heat. The manual windshield wipers work, but again I could not troubleshoot the vacuum operation. I am explaining everything about this Jeep that cannot be seen in the accompanying pictures. The Jeep still has the 24V sealed system and all lights work properly icluding the instrument panel and blackout marker lights. Mechanically everything works properly and it starts right away even in cold weather.
I love to drive this Jeep whenever weather permits. It has always been garaged since I owned it. The body is very straight and solid and the person who restored it did so with the correct paint and markings. No visible rust seen anywhere except under the passenger seat whre some minor rust shows on a channel, but the rust contained and painted over. I cannot arrange for shipping since I live in a small community which is not exposed to adequate services. I am willing to deliver the Jeep on my trailer within 100 miles radius of Iola, Kansas.”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: Back on eBay
(11/25/2012) The seller provides a variety of details on the rebuild.
“This Jeep has been carefully rebuilt from the ground up over 3 years by my father, a retired certified ASEA mechanic. Starting from a sandblasted frame, new-off-shelf (N.O.S) parts were used whenever possible. Every piece has been carefully rebuilt and reassembled – you won’t find a cleaner, or more authentic rebuild of a 1947 Willy’s. Lots of fun to take off-road, or cruise around town with the windshield down. See below for details on each component.”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“What you are looking at is an original 1952 Willys M38 (MC) military Jeep. This Jeep was used during the Korean war era. It was a Barn Find! I found this Jeep in a country barn back in the woods of Florence, MS. I am the second owner of this Jeep. The Jeep has been motor-pool restored and is in near perfect condition. It is all original with original 24 volt system. Correct lighting including blackout. I installed a left hand tail light on the right side to make it easier for other drivers to see for safer driving. Drives great. No bondo. All metal. Original bows and all. Fuel gauge is not operational and needs windshield wiper blades. Four wheel drive works as it should! It could use new tires. NDCC military non-directional tires can be bought from generation jeep’s web site for $80 a tire and the spare on the Jeep is ok. It currently has coop grip spurs on the original Willys rims. Clear title. It is a hop in and go original piece of U.S. history. All you see on the Jeep goes with the Jeep. I will repair anything that may need replacing for a 6 month period as long as the Jeep and the parts to make the repair are both brought to me to do so.”
UPDATE: This was on eBay. **SOLD**
“Selling a very restorable 51 Jeepster. This vehicle has been in storage for many years. The gas tank was removed before storage and is clean and dry. I did have this Jeep running off of a gas can and it runs well and holds good oil preasure and does not overheat. It does have an overdrive transmission. As you can see in the pictures it will need to be restored but is complete.
The floors on the driver’s front, right front, and right rear were repaired and welded in. I have removed the seats so you can see what the floor looks like through out the entire vehicle. The frame and the rest of the undercarriage are in good shape. It has been repainted but does not appear to have any rust bubbles or filler poping out. The right rear fender will need some work as it looks to have been bent and pulled back.
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $5000.
This looks in good shape.
“1960 Willys Jeep Station Wagon, 289 Ford V8 conversion, 3 speed- two lever t case, 4 Wheel Drive, 4″ lift done right and has a 2.5″ more to go if u flip the axles, 33×12.5×15 on 10 inch rims( In good shape), wood headliner, rear school bus seat( looks stock) Many new parts, duel exhaust, wheel cyls and brake shoes, clutch, alternator, starter, tuned up, K+ N air filter, oil changed last week, diff service, t case and trans service, fuel filter, coolant, new hood hold downs, light bezel rings, coolant overflow jug, new headlight bezels, parking light covers, hood hinge hold downs, etc… Clean NC Title, Ready to go, Drive it Home”
UPDATE: Still Available
(12/13/2012) This looks like a nice rig.
“Own a piece of Military History! Restored Jeep with rebuilt engine. Great Shape! G stands for government vehicle, P designated a 80″ wheel base and W was Willys engine. Call Bruce or Karlyn at 415-453-0270 or 415-706-4855. Auto Solutions is a small family owned business and we try to make your buying experience a pleasant one. We perform an extensive safety/mechanical inspection on each vehicle we sell. We do our best to assure that the vehicle you purchase will provide you with excellent service. Further, we accept trades and can offer extended warranties. Feel free to visit our web site at www.autosolutionsmarin.com. Auto Solutions is open seven days a week, Monday through Friday 8am to 5:30pm. 8am to 3pm on Saturdays. The address is 810 francisco Blvd. West. San Rafael, CA 94901”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/ctd/3521915926.html
