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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
This appears solid. It looks like the old paint was covered with some gray spray paint.
“New top, New seats, Chevy 327 V8, Dana front and rear axles, 35″ Tires, Full Roll Cage, Runs Great,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(10/11/2010) This looks in good shape.
“CJ2A Jeep for sale, all original, stock, no rust, warn overdrive, 12 volt, turn signals, all 3 ID plates, title in hand, asking $4500.00 or OBO”
UPDATE: Now on Craigslist
(05/26/2010) Imagine my surprise when I looked at the last of the many images of this Jeep and learned this was a fiberglass tub! You don’t see many CJ-3B Fiberglass Tubs.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/ctd/2181078384.html
Here are a few pics.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000
(10/10/2010) Here’s a rebuilt MB.
“1945 WWII Willys MB Jeep
Frame Serial # 411789
Data Plate # 209799
Engine # m33775wn
Hood # 20303503
Newly rebuilt engine and restored engine compartment, a few item left to add to complete engine compartment. 102 miles on new engine. Combination of restored original, NOS and reproduction parts. All period correct. This is a must see to appreciate. all documentation and receipts for completed restorations process plus eye candy items To many items to list. Frame from 1945, with orig. frame VIN tag. Tub from 1943 with orig data plates. Titled as 1947.”
This appears solid.
“i have a 46 willys jeep for sale runs rives good has 302 4 speed twin stick tcase has near new 33inch tires nice soft top and soft doors and full cage nice jeep 6500.00 trade for quads toyota ????????????”
http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/2176509377.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6900
Has an unusual body. My first thought was unibody, maybe fiberglass(?), as I can’t see seams between the front clip and the body. In fact, the hood appears to be a normal sized low hood that sits a top a solid CJ-3B clip (fenders/body/grille all molded/welded together).
“1948 Jeep Willys, 289l V-8, auto trans, B&M shifter, low miles, new interior and upholstery, soft top included, all terrain tires, aux. fuel tank rack, alloy wheels, tow bar, clean paint, runs excellent.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $35,750.
Bill spotted this … as he suggested, sit down …. the auction estimate was $12,000 – $17,000 which in itself is an inflated price in my opinion. However, this past weekend this franken jeep sold for $35,750.
“63 hp, 134.2 cu. in. flathead four-cylinder engine, Carter carburetor, three-speed manual gearbox with low-range, four-wheel drive with live axles front and rear with semi-elliptic leaf springs, four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 80″
– From the Bill Jacobs Collection
– Only 578 miles since total nut-and-bolt restoration
– Original Forest Service Jeep with shovel and axe included
– 4WD with low range, trailer hitch, full gauge package
The 1946 Jeep offered here is beautifully finished in white. It was reportedly the property of the US Forest Service and carries the appropriate axe and shovel. It was the subject of an extremely detailed two-year restoration in 2001 by Jim Neirynck of Macomb Township, Michigan.”
Mike asked me to post his 1946 CJ-2A for sale.
He writes, “It’s been rebuilt from the ground up, almost all original, and runs and climbs like a damn billy goat! The windshield is off a newer willys, the previous owner did this. I put in the new gauges.
The previous owner had a 1/2 inch solid square steel rod installed around the edge, he said he thought the steel was flimsy there, and when he took his grandkids wheelin’, when they were climbin in and out of the Willy’s he wanted it stronger and more rigid. Very nicefully done.”
If only I had a good reason to buy it ….
“1960 jeep fc-170 drw w/ 4spd high pressure fog fire pumper 6000 miles minimal rust at rear fenders may need some brake work. $14000.00 cash on pick up only call 781-254-5888”
http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/cto/2171422733.html
This appears to be a solid jeep that was restored with care. But, to label this ‘museum quality’ is, well, to put it gently — with great restraint — is inaccurate (for starters, too many non-original parts). Also, ‘Light Green’ is not one of three colors of a 1946 CJ-2A of that vintage (that is, post vin#38221); instead there were 6 color schemes (all listed at the CJ-2A Page’s history section).
“For sale is a restored 1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A. The Jeep’s body and visible parts were restored to show quality. All engine parts were kept spec. Jeep runs great and is stored in a garage all year long. The following is a list of stock parts and upgrades: Complete engine restoration, New windshield, New gauges, New Paint (1946 Light Green) one of 3 original colors, 4 New Non-Directional Tires, New gas tank, New brakes (Hand brake also works). Odometer was not working when the vehicle was bought. It is unknown how long the odometer was not working. Odometer has since been fixed. Approximately 50 miles or less on the restored motor.”
Steve spotted this, noting that the seller says the top is leather. That would seem unusual.
“Over $20,000 invested in this frame off full restoration. New paint Fall 2008. New wiring package. Rope gaskets changed out with rubber to stop garage leaks. Runs like a top. $1200 leather top and doors. Ziebart undercarriage protection for corrosion. Call for a test drive. Must sell. Will email more pictures direct if requested. Perfect Willy to put in a parade, do work on the farm, or drive into town to get a gallon of milk.”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/2168435584.html
UPDATE: Colin reports the Surrey sold for $23,000 plus a $2300 buyer’s premium (see comments). Thanks for the followup!
Laurie pointed out some Willys at the Barret-Jackson website.
1960 DJ-3A Surrey Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1945 MB Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1946 CJ-2A Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1953 M-38A1 Scottsdale 2011 Auction
This appears sound.
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Canadian edition army jeep – 1967. Michael at 1-604-408-5802 (please leave a message)”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/2166023488.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(11/22/2010) I think this has a great old-school feel to it with some practical upgrades.
“Old school custom runs great drives great looks great. I’ve never seen another one like it. The best and most fun Jeep I’ve ever owned. Dauntless V6 with headers and welded mufflers. T90 transmission shifts smooth. Spicer 18 transfer with Warn overdrive. This jeep can go 80 mph or faster. Winch, dual gas tanks, full roll bar, power steering, and power brakes. 918-261-7816.”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/2163934041.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
This looks in good shape.
“This is a 1952 USMC M38 Willy’s Jeep. I got this jeep about 1 year ago. I love driving it I have put some work in to it and was trying to FULLY restore it. I can no longer work on it due to my vision. She runs like a dream and she always makes heads turn.
Only things needed to be done to it is break stems need to be replaced, bleeding the brakes and minor carburetor work. I will throw in all the parts I have bought for it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
Price is negotiable and it runs. It does have back California taxes. May be a deal.
“1967 Jeep CJ5A— I am moving and I don’t want to haul this to my new home. Help me stop my wife’s nagging! I am going to keep this simple. This is an awesome CJ5A Tuxedo Park Mark IV. In great shape! There we not many of these built. It is mostly original. This is a project that I have stopped working on. I repeat..this is a Project that runs. Here are the negatives:
-It is unregistered. It has Past Due Registration Fees in the range of $305.00.
-It runs but I have not driven it for 2 years.
Here are the positives.
-It is priced to sell. Anyone could turn this vehicle for a profit if they complete the work I have started. I will have this vehicle towed to any Santa Rosa Address at my expense.”
This has a rear PTO. This might be a good price.
“Runs, has PTO in back bumper. Ford straight 6 motor.”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/2163569052.html
This looks very nice.
“For sale 1959 Willys FC-150 Forward Control Jeep, Has a flat head 4 cylinder engine, odometer shows 20K on it and the motor I think was rebulit at one ponit in time runs perfect. It’s a 12 volt system and the wiring has been updated to a “Ron francis Wiring Sytem”. The 4WD works great, the frame is clean no rust or rot, the cab has been restored by previous owner(all the rust and rot has been replaced with new metal). The Blue paint job is in good condition use some touch ups here and there. The interior is brand new white vinyl. She runs and drives fine.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500. I suspect the body is fiberglass.
(11/30/2010) “1949 flat fender jeep willys. 289 chevy small block. Runs crawl up a tree.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7800
(10/20/2010) This is UNRESTORED.
“1955 willys jeep, CJ-3B, high hood, almost no rust, 21,000 miles, bone stock, runs like a top, was used on a peach tree orchard all of its life down south, just about as clean underneath as it is on top. Not restored. $7800.00 offers cash only no trades”
This looks like a solid truck.
“Runs good. Low miles. Has been sitting in the barn a few years. Also Have an unaltered 1939 Ford Deluxe Sedan (7,500.00) including all the chrome and lights in a box. Have a running 1978 GMC Royale RV for 3,500.00. Have all titles.”
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/2159598868.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
“1964 Willys CJ3B Jeep. 4 x 4, 350 Chevy with 350 automatic transmission, Detroit lockers front and rear, much much more, street legal and ready to go. $5500.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900
“Its a 1947 Willys Cj2a. Has rebuilt inline 4cyl engine, new bestop softop, new paint job, all new interior. All brakes have been completely replaced, new drivshafts, new wheels and tires, comes with original wheels and tires, has been completely converted to 12v electrical system w/ a new alternator, and is stereo ready. Has a 4000lb PTO winch, w/ 200ft of cable, fully operable. Has recent tags and title in hand.”
The dash has been changed. I can’t tell if it is a replacement body or a replaced dash.
“flat head 4 cylinder 3 speed Straight body and good paint. Consider partial trade for a lifted gas golf cart/ workhorse/ Gator. Firm on price 686 1249 Top speed about 50 mph”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/2156909474.html
