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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
(06/25/2010) This looks like a very good price. This does not appear to be a VEC based on the gear shift lever that is just visible in the picture.
“1946 Jeep Willies. Runs. New seats. Flathead enjine. Original color is red.”
Greg was watching the Mecum’s auction on TV when this unit popped up for sale. It sold for a hefty price of $28,000. Maybe it was the spotlight that sealed the deal?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
This looks pretty good.
“95% restored runs good all original please”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“1943 willys jeep military. This is a really cool and rare willys. It is a barn yard find that i wanted to restore. It has very minimal rust for origional body and a great jeep all around. Im heading off to collage and unfortnatly theres no garage in the dorms so i have to get rid of it. This jeep runs and drives and has a clear title. I havent done anything with it so i dont know much about it, if it is a ford mb i dont know. So if you know anything about it just let me know. It looks like the guy that i got it from welded something on the hood for an air cleaner as shown in pictures, and i dont think the tail gate thing is origional but is nice, or some welding it could be removed. Thanks for looking! and from the jeep guys any info would be great.”
It doesn’t run, but appears pretty complete.
“55 jeep . Needs restored. Has been in a barn fire some time in its life. has the two front seats and the rear bench. motor is free and i can get it to turn over. selling as is with bill of sale. email at coopscars@comcast.net or call 317-797-1985. $1250 or make me an offer.”
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/1814995882.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(06/18/2010) Dan’s on a streak tonight. This looks like a fine price that includes a hardtop and softtop.
“I can NOT take any trades for this Willys. 55,858 original miles. She was completely undercover in a carport for last 30 years with very little in town miles, as it was used as a snow plow only which now it is not. 2 Tops – Sears catalog hardtop with doors and soft top (needs some work) with doors.
Last summer this is what was replaced: Completely new brakes, starter solenoid, seats recovered with Marine grade vinyl so that they are waterproof. We hade a tune up performed 6/21/2010 to replace the coil, coil wire, distributor cap, rotor, condenser, points & spark plugs. This is still a 6 Volt system.
This really is a classic car and as much original as is possible for a 63 year old vehicle. She does have some rust holes in the floor boards but not very badly. There is also some rust on the side steps. We are forced to sell is the only reason we are selling so that is why I can NOT take any kind of trade. I can email you other pictures if you would like.”
UPDATE: Was $5250. **SOLD**
(06/19/2010) This looks like a good price on what appears to be a M-38.
“1947 CJ2A Jeep MB38 in GOOD CONDITION.”
UPDATE; Price dropped to $9950
(02/05/2010) Here’s a nice looking Jeepster.
“1949 Willy’s Overland Jeepster, Runs great! Has a 289 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, CD Player (w/detachable face), power steering, power brakes, cloth top convertible w/side curtains. Extra grill and headlights come with it. Great start for a collector vehicle or addition to the ones you have! Is in very good condition but not perfect. Was asking $15,000.00, then reduced to $12,000.00 and now $9,950 OBO- we really need the space in our garage so our loss and your gain! Also open to trade for: toy hauler, trailer for hauling, snow blower, orv / atv Only serious inquiries please and if this posting is still up then it is still for sale! Call Tim @ (253) 405-6328”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/1814467007.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
This looks like a great price. It’s got a nice, old Meyere half top. The body appears solid.
“1963 Jeep Willy’s CJ-6. 3 speed 4 cyl. Needs work and all offers will be considered.”
UPDATE: This sold.
Here’s a nice looking truck.
“1947 willys pickup. New tires, fuel tank & sending unit, New fuel pump, New water pump & belt. Nice truck. $6500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $600.
(06/24/2010) This looks stock and needs some work.
“All original . Continetal 4 cyl engine rebuilt but gets hot. Has usual rust. needs some TLC Would make a great project to restore or rock crawler. Has no top. would trade for 1969 camero to restore..”
This looks in pretty good shape, though I suspect there’s some rust underneath.
“THIS IS A 1957 WHILLEYS JEEP ALL ORIGENAL WITH METAL HARD TOP AND HEAT 27000 ACTUAL MILES 2 SETS OF TIRES. 1400.00 OR BEST OR WILL TRADE FOR A 16TO 20 FOOT PONTOON BOAT EQUAL VALUE. PLEASE CALL AS IM LISTEN THIS FOR MY FRIEND. 989-785-3693 ASK FOR RAY . PLEASE NO E-MAILS AND NO SPAM AND DONT ASK TO SELL THIS FOR ME.”
http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/1812177809.html
This looks like a great price on a pretty original M-38.
“Grampa bought this in 1952 and we got it last year. I was going to make a full restoration but that is just not my passion. It has 41,00 original miles with the original 4 cylinder engine that runs perfect. It has the original metal cab enclosure, original seats that are worn out. All else is original except the back seat heater. 3 new tires. Snow plow will be an addition $400 it is electric hydralic it’s whole life was spent in Eastern Wa. Call Only 509 674 8800”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/1810159151.html
For a jeep with a serial number of 11672, this looks decidedly non VEC ish. It’s certainly not totally stock for that vintage. However, it is a nice looking rebuild.
“1945 Willy’s CJ-2A Civilian Jeep Universal. SN. 11672.This unit is totally stock with the original “Go-Devil” L-Head 4 cylinder 60 HP engine and associated transmission and differentials. The only items that have been upgraded are a full 12V electrical system with battery, starter, alternator, wiring, and all lights and gauges. The windshield wipers have been converted from vacuum to electric for just a bit more dependability. The unit has only recently been completed and even includes a new (only installed and put on twice) Best top and doors. This is an all steel, and, I think, it is all original steel, body. The body was removed from the chasse and all necessary maintenance was performed. The floors are the original and show no signs of rust including the compartment under the passenger seat. Both the underside and the top of the full floor have been stripped down and Rhino Hide coated. The wheels are perfect and carry a new full set of five 600X16 non-directional tread tires. The seats have been redone with the proper upholstery both front and rear. I have had this unit on the highway for a 120 mile round trip at fifty miles per hour and had absolutely no problems.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3850.
The price looks a bit high on this project.
“1943 Ford Army Jeep GPW; runs, body rough, has all matching numbers; Wilsall is 30 miles north of Bozeman and I can deliver”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This doesn’t look in horrible shape, but it also doesn’t look like it has moved in a while. It appears to have a warn, or equivalent, winch on the front of it.
“1944 millitary jeep $2000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
I don’t see any obvious rust on this.
“1957 willeys jeep Fc 170. Needs some work. I do not have time to restore this truck. Parts on this are all orginal.”
The body on this appears solid. I don’t see any pics of the parts wagon.
“I have up fpr sale a 1950 willys wagon 4×4 and also have one for parts that is also 4×4 but is not complete the one that is complete runs good and the 4×4 works good the brakes will need going threw they do not work $ 1995.00 obo call for more info 479-970-1245”
http://fortsmith.craigslist.org/cto/1807539429.html
It sounds like there’s been some good drive train work. The price looks good.
“Hello! You are looking at a 1960 Willy’s Jeep Truck. This Jeep has a V-6 Chevy motor, rebuilt drive train, new brakes and brake lines, and U-joint. It has a rebuilt transmission and transfer case. It also has new bearings in the front and rear axels as well as new tires. (see picture) It has electrip wiper conversion and a solid chassis and drive train. I have $1500.00 invested and am firm at $1200.00. Thank you for looking! Please do not hesitate to call with any questions on my cell… 785-851-0366.”
http://topeka.craigslist.org/cto/1808739973.html
UPDATE: Tom noted that this is no longer on KSL’s Website (and I confirmed it). I can only assume it sold, but that seems like a pretty quick sale given (only listed one day) the price.
Brett found this mostly stock CJ-3A.
“Completely Rebuilt inside and out. To many extras to list. Very Clean”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
It’s got a nice top and runs, but has some rust issues.
“1952 willys, all orignal except for 12 volt system. has the 134 f head 4 banger that I have running it will drive around, but the brakes need to be worked on. there is bad rust on the passenger and drivers side floor boards. outside the body is in ok shape a dent here and there. 2 of the tires leak down every day or so from dryrot. bottom line is it needs work to drive. call with questions I don’t reply to emails”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
I’m not sure I’ve seen that model of soft top. The side windows angle and the back area (can’t tell if there is a back or not) is pretty wide open. This looks like it a ‘lefty’ to me.
“Up for sale is this 1948 CJ5,4X4 willys jeep, as you see the Jeep is clean and has been in the family many yrs, it has been well taken care of and runs great, new tires and wheels, very dependable, it is a daily driver, with a clear title…. I will take 4000 OBO………… hit me up if you interested”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This looks like a reasonable price, though I see a bit of rust along parts of the body. The top looks in very good condition. I can’t see if this is a VEC or not.
“Theis is a 1946 Willys Jeep with a 3 speed on the column. It is very rare! It has the original 4-cylinder flat head motor in it. The motor has been rebuilt and the transmission and transfer care have been checked. A new clutch was put in when the motor was rebuilt. It has new exaust and it also has new front and rear end.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500
“1942 Jeep made by Ford. Restored in 2009. New bottom welded into body. Engine rebuilt. New wiring. New tires. New top. Good example of WWII Jeep.”
This looks like it has been sitting a while.
“1948 Willys Jeep Hardtop with Front tow bar. Tires good. Delivery negotiable. (231) 499-9244”
