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This sports a sizeable, custom bumper.
“1973 Jeep CJ-5, 258 cubic inch I-6 4-speed needs some tlc, this is an excellent running project $2000.00 208-771-1005”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1712262487.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
Here’s a pair of wagons. Maybe they will equal a whole one.
“I have a 1949 and a 1958 Willys wagons for sale. They are both projects. The 58 ran when parked and needs battery cable, throttle spring and it should be good to go. The 58 has a Borg Warner Overdrive in it and a new exhaust system. I have too many projects and would like to see them gone.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This looks in good condition.
“1952 Jeep CJ3A – All orginal no modifications in excellent condition, no rust, 300 miles on rebuilt flat head 4 motor. Comes with hard top, soft top never installed. Slightly negotiable on price.”
UPDATE: Still Available!
(04/16/2010) This might be a great find for someone. This appears driveable now or a great candidate for restoration. This also has a PTO winch.
“1953 Willys Jeep Military, F-head engine rebuilt 18-20,000 miles ago. 4WD, 3 speed, dual range, shaft-driven winch, Warn hubs, canvas top and frame, front tow-bar, rear tow hitch, new battery. $2,500.00. Please call (619) 249-6055.”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/1708051665.html
UPDATE: Price now $3000
(03/13/2010) This looks mostly stock.
“1949 CJ2A willys. rebuilt motor in 1987 ran once then parked. Willys has been sitting for about 15 years. $4000. OBO No trades. If interested contact Bret @ 233-6093”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/1707791331.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2800
(03/16/2010) Here’s a stock CJ-5 in good shape.
“1956 Willys Jeep , 4 cylinder Willys motor, 3 spd tranny, Factory Era hard top with hard doors, heater, lights wipers all work. Runs and drives, Also have tow bar that goes on the front with two bolts, spare tire, tire chains. Four wheel drive works good. Has working tail gate, This is a fun little jeep. Its basically all stock. Let me know if you have any questions. $3000 firm 509-775-2500 days. 509-775-3615 after 6:30pm”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1708329675.html
**SOLD** for $ 3628.00
“1959 Jeep FC150 for sale. Jeep is in restorable condition and comes with a bed full of spare parts. All glass is good and have extra. Vehicle does not run and has not been started for about 10 years. Interior is fair. Vehicle will need a total restoration. Has good wheels / newer tires and also comes with original wheels. Engine, trans., driveline all intact. Truck is very solid. Vehicle can be seen in Richwood, Ohio upon request. Trailer in photos is also avaiable for $1500.”
Mark spotted this project. As Mark noted, this appears perfect for those bondo-challenged rebuilders among us.
“I have a nice 1948 Willys Jeepster project up for auction. The owner of this car had me store it for him over 3 years ago and I haven’t heard a word from him since. By now the storage fees out way the value of the car so the car now belongs to me and is for sale. There is no title for this car due to this situation and that’s why its listed in this section. NOW THE GOOD. The car was painted at a local car dealership and then moved into my climate controlled shop and has been here since, just like you see it. It looks like it was painted yesterday. Body is great, all of the yellow and black painted parts seen in pics are ready to reinstall. The frame was stripped and repainted black when the body was done. A great car to start putting back together. Other parts include the engine, radiator, convertible top frame, seats, moldings, glass, tons of small parts, etc. We were told it was all there when it arrived. Not being an expert, it’s hard for me to say. I cannot find a VIN number, frame numbers etc, but all seems to be original as we were told by the last owner. The interior of the body is still in need or restoration. the dash was stripped and primed inside. Under the cowl is super clean. The underbody around the floor pans has not been painted but has been mostly sanded clean. I believe a RH rear fender was replaced or worked at one time due to “new” looking exposed metal in the inner wheel well. I would be glad to answer any questions if I can. Other pics also availible. Feel free to ask. Car is also availible for personal inspection in my shop Thanks!”
UPDATE: This was a great price at $2000. It appears sold.
Brett spotted this one. With the plow setup and some good looking tires, this looks like a good price. The body doesn’t look all that bad to me.
“This is a 1942 Willey’s Jeep. It runs great and has the original drive train. It has not been licensed since about 1964. It has been used to plow my driveway, so it runs between 4 and 15 times a year. It has been serviced every year. The body is in pretty rough shape but is fixable for the right person. It comes with a 7′ snow plow and I don’t want to take it off.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** $10,500
(04/17/2010) It’s a nicely maintained old Jeep. The underneath of the body looks great!
“This Vehicle was owned by an older Gentleman for the last 24 years, It looks to be meticulously well maintained and cosmetically redone on the body . The paint appears to be new at some time before i got it , I waxed it and it was the first time anyone had ever waxed it, not that it was neglected I think he just did not get too it before he passed away. This jeep was always stored in a garage and covered before I bought it. Also the interior seats were recovered in a tan vynle , note I did see one small 1/4 inch tear repair on drivers seat looks like a good repair, also the rollbar is upgraded to around 3″ version with a new black bikini half top, The electrical system was also converted 12 volt with a one wire alternator , with new taillights and marker reflectors . Front bumper looks new with a new brush guard with accessories running lights and brackets for the tow bar that bolts to it, also new headlights with chrome rings and screen guards also stainless grill screen guard. All the gauges fuel temp amps and oil are new ,original speedo The original wipers are not hooked up or on . I was told they weren’t working but go with vehicle. New Goodyear Wrangler tires and white spoke rims .The body by my inspection does not appear to have any rust or ever had any rust repairs that I can see from inspecting from looking underneath the body. This Willys starts and runs excellant runs real quiet cruises nice at 55 -60 mph also has a tachometer. Has all dash 4×4 stickers and plates . The motor runs strong and does not emit any smoke upon starting or driving. The trans is very tight and does not grind or howl when shifting or driving. overall This jeep to Me seem real nice driver. The brake system has also been upgrade with a power booster assist witch is mounted on the drivers inner fender in engine bay. and seatbelts were installed front and rear.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
It looks good. The OD doesn’t always engage.
“1949 Willys Overland Jeepster Convertable. Painted w/in the last 5 years. 4 cylinder 134″ flathead engine rebuilt about 2 years ago. Top is in great condition. Kingpins replaced recently. Overdrive does not engage, but could be fixed and has worked previously. Family owned vehicle for over 40 years. Tires are fresh. Can email you more pics.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6900
“Rare 1967 Jeepster Commando. 160 HP Dauntless V-6 Engine, 235 Pounds-Feet Torque, 3 Speed Manual Floor Console, 4WD, New Red Interior, ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800
(02/22/2010) This looks like a good restoration candidate; it appears mostly unmolested. I’d like to see more pics of this.
“1948 Willys jeep, All original, Custom made top, Some rust in places, overall not to bad. Brand new battery. Runs and drives just fine. $ 2,800. OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
(04/07/2010) This looks solid. Includes Overdrive.
“1955 willys wagon, 350 sbc, 2 speed overdrive, three speed tranny, new tires, body in good shape compaired to alot of others, email, call or text for more info,”
There looks like $500 worth of value here. The seller has provided links to a variety of pics.
“Great project. Bought it with high hopes but realized I don’t have the time for it right now. The body is straight Has not run for years looks like it needs new wiring and a good tear down, clean up, and reassembly. . Stop by and take a look, and see for your self, instead of asking questions, sometimes pictures seem to lie. $500 and she is yours. Email for questions, and 214-755-2904 for directions to see her.”
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The body looks to be in great shape based on the one tiny pic.
“1948 red willy’s jeep. L-Head flathead 4, T90 3-speed tranny, Model 18 transfer case. Cracked steering wheel, original. Top speed roughly 45!!! Down a hill, might do 48.. Typical cruise speed 25.. Clean and original but not good for daily commuter unless you’re going to the grocer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300
I’m guessing it doesn’t run at the moment?
“For Sale a 1943 MB Willy Jeep this is unrestored but has all the parts, except combat rims. I just dont have time to get to it and would like to see it go to a good home.”
UPDATE: Thanks to Craig for updating on the sale of this Truck. It sold for $5200.
Here’s a beautiful truck.
UPDATE:Was $2500. **Status Unknown**
The body doesn’t look too bad.
“UNMOLESTED !!! All original 1955 Model # 6-226 4×4 SW 54168 Willys Station Wagon 4 Wheel Drive 32,492 original miles. Original 6 volt system. Garage kept most all these years. Recently licensed and on the road. I drive it around most every weekend
Well researched pedigree – Purchased new in 1955 by Frank C. Moore, Lt Governor of NY from 1951 to 1953 for use on his Great Camp in Indian Lake, NY. Kept at the great camp from ’55 to 1985 then transferred to a groundskeeper in 1985-ish. Then sold to another individual around 1987 or so. Then sold to a fellow in Canadice, NY. Then sold to me. I’ve had the truck since early 2007.
Runs very well. Body o.k. obviously a bit of rust but solid and stable. Brakes are good although they must be pumped. Frame as good or better than most you will find Roughly 3,000 miles on new non-direcitonal military style tires. Gauges work. New plastic gas tank.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
This looks like a pretty nice M-38 with good accessories for the price.
“For Sale: 1950 Willis Jeep. This is a Korean War vintage military jeep. I have owned this jeep for over 23 years. It is an older restoration – – the engine has been rebuild, and has less than 1000 miles on it. It has working radios. The jeep has been in many parades. It runs and drives good. The brakes are good. It comes with a canvas top. $6,500.- with radios or $6,000.- without radios. I have more pictures if you are interested”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $10,500.
“Restored to original. 3/4 ton, 4WD. Super Hurricane 226 6 cyl. engine, 3 speed transmission, 33,000 original miles, all in NM. Looks great, runs great.”
**SOLD**
The seller explains why this was painted pink. Looking past the pink color and it appears this CJ-2A is in excellent condition.
“1947 Willys CJ 2A – two tone hot pink. This flat fender Army Jeep runs great and is lots of fun. It has been kept in a garage or under shelter for the last 8 years. It has been converted from the original 6 volt system to 12 volts and has new breaks on it. It is an eye catching head turning vehicle they people go crazy over taking pictures of it with their cell phones and cirling back to get another look at it. It was painted hot pink by the previous owner in KC who modeled it after Elvis’ jeep he saw at Graceland. The exact milage is unknown.”
This was bought. Interestingly enough, it’s registered as a CJ-2L. You can learn more about it here.
So, get it while it lasts and then drop ewillys a donation for finding this extremely rare vehicle for you!
“1946 Willys Jeep stretch ….$1850.00 o.b.o. No emails please….Come check it out and make an offer!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
This looks like a nice wagon.
“Very clean and original 1962 Willys Wagon. 6 cylinder, 4 wheel drive, rebuilt engine and new clutch. I am only the third owner of this very well maintained wagon. I have all the original paperwork from the dealer and maintance receipts. This vehicle runs excellent and would make a fine daily driver.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(March 14, 2010) “This one needs engine work all original (no compression one cyl, possible valve or stuck rings) and fair condition, last run 1987, needs new home.”
