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The body work on this appears well done. It’s got some non-jeep rims on it. I’m wondering if those front rims have been enlarged so that the rims would fit over the hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/498553807570072/
“Willys cj5 runs and drive’s. Barn find restored a few years ago and stored since. Previously sitting since 1970. No body filler, had panels cut out and replaced. Transferable registration”
You can either buy the Meyer top for $500 or the entire post-1971 jeep for $2500.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/831758323856002/
“Selling my CJ5 jeep top and doors , whole Jeep is for sale for right price too, 500$ for top or $2500 for whole Jeep!”
It’s unclear if if either of these are running or not. The CJ-2A is priced at $4000 and the CJ-5 at $8750. The prices were calculated based on a vehicle appraiser. Looks like the appraiser doesn’t know jeeps and misled the owner on their value. You can see lots of photos at https://judysjeep.com
“1947 Willys Jeep for sale. Have the pink slip – not registered. Original owner. Has some surface rust. Had appraisal done by auto appraisal company. Jeep was used on a ranch and then stored in a barn. Currently stored inside a facility.”
Here’s a pic of the 1968 CJ-5:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3850.
Needs finishing.
“CJ5 Ratrod that needs completed. Needs brakes and wiring completed. Has Chevy 350 and Th350. Will need court issued vin and title. Can be done in Norman for $150.”
If the price is real, there’s value here.
https://oneonta.craigslist.org/cto/d/walton-jeep/6919258731.html
“Old ass Jeep! Will
Run with a little TLC,,,
come get it”
Not sure how much value is here, but not too many Zebra-painted jeeps out there.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/pine-bush-jeep-willy-cj5-jungle-habitat/6924969635.html
“Jungle Habitat CJ5 painted zebra color. Was a old military Jeep
No motor and tranny
Soild frame
As is it With BILL OF SALE !”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
If the top is in good enough shape, there’s definitely value here.
“Jeep ran when parked. This Willys Jeep has an aftermarket hard top, possibly by Kaiser. Jeep is complete and pictures tell the story. Obviously going to need a trailer to get it home, help loading might be available. All the parts you need for CJ 5 in a handy dandy Willys Jeep CJ5 package. Text or call with any questions or to set up a time to view this beautiful vehicle”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Tom spotted this oddity. Even for parts alone, this looks to be a good price.
“I have for sale a 1973 Jeep CJ-5. It has a 304 v8 with a manual transmission. 4×4 works great. New radiator. Stsrts right up every time. Started fixing It up a little just dont need it anymore. Fun farm jeep. No title. Strictly for offroad use. Make me an offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
This has a few updates, but also has a Ramsey PTO winch and appears to have a set of late model Free-Lock hubs, along with a Meyer halftop.
“1956 Willys CJ-5 –
6 cylinder Studebaker Champion engine with less then 5K
Very powerful low torque machine (top end is 50 mph).
Legendary Willys 4 x 4
Powerful Ramsey winch on front end.
New shocks
Heater
Windshield wiper and wash
Tire chains
2 – Five (5) gallon Jerry gas cans (both straps to rear of Willys)
Clean New Mexico title
I’m truly hoping that a person who knows and appreciates Willys can purchase this.
I’ve have to let it go due to relocation (I can’t take it with me).
I’m not desperate but do need to sell. Please know I will accept OBO within reason (No low ballers please)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Bob’s selling his beautiful Tux Park. It was parked across from us at 2018’s Willys Reunion in Aurora, so I had time to look it over.
“Willys 1965 CJ5 Tuxedo Park Mark IV. Original condition and paint. Hurricane 4CYC + T90 transmission. PTO winch. Chrome bumpers + accents. 40/60 bench seats. Column shift transmission. 5/new Winterforce tires.Original seats with rear pads. Myers metal half cab(not shown) 33,000 mi. Featured jeep at the 2017 Bantam Jeep Festival history display. Canvas top not included. Only serious calls”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
Roger Martin spotted this body. It seems worth the price, especially for some kind of custom project. It looks like it has the earliest 0-10 King Seeley speedo, too.
“1955 CJ tub that has been stretched. What you see is what you get.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5450.
(05/17/2019) Has a fancy paint job.
“1973 jeep sand drag v8 automatic paddle tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600.
Could be. worth a look.
“1959 Jeep Willys, excellent condition. Needs a good home, no trades please. $2600 or OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
This looks like a great price.
“1969 cj5 runs drives ready four fun. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
Dustin is selling this jeep that’s been setup for hunting.
“1962 Willys CJ5. Complete chassis and motor. Please text or leave voice mail with questions or details. No title, would be a good ranch jeep or hunting rig.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Has a ventilating windshield.
“1960 Jeep CJ-5, 134 F-Head Engine with about 10,000 miles, Has rare ventilating windshield, Warn hubs, working heater, CB Radio, AM/FM/CD Radio, Best Top with half doors and removable sides, 1-7/8″tow bar attached, This Jeep runs, drives and tows great, used for hunting and vacations. Never been wreck, I have original bows and doors and some new brake and other parts as well. I am the second owner and have had it for 25 years. It will need paint.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5750.
“Four-cylinder F head engine, T 90 Transmission, Model 18 Transfer Case. Current Oregon Title with Antique Plate. The following has been done to the jeep:
– New Metal and Rubber brake lines, Master and Wheel Cylinders.
– Wheel bearings cleaned and repacked
– 15-inch Wheel rims powder coated and has all season tires (no spare)
– New Radiator, Radiator hoses, Thermostat
– New Smitty Built Low Back Front Seats (Original Seat Frames and seat springs go with the jeep, will not separate)
– Converted to 12-volt – rewired –
– New 12-volt battery
– New 12-volt head and tail lights.
– New 12-volt coil, ballast resistor, voltage regulator
– New U joints, yolks and double lipped seals on Front, Rear Differentials
– New U joints, yolks and double lipped seals on Front, Rear of Transfer Case
– New fuel tank and sending unit
– New windshield glass and weather stripping, spare windshield frame – no glass –
– New cowl lace on top of grill
– New Transmission and Transfer Case Rubber Shift Boots
– Front and Rear Differentials drained and refilled with 90 wt.
– Transmission and Transfer case drained and refilled with 90 wt.
– YF carburetor rebuilt with an ethanol resistant kit from Daytona Carburetor
– Cardboard glovebox insert replaced Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Looks like it’s a big banged up, but still looks capable.
“1963 Willy’s Tuxedo Park Jeep. Runs and drives good. Body is rough. New brakes, battery and tune up. No top. Good tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Seller needs to sell.
“55 willys runs needs tlc 302 ford automatic clean body and interior power steering must sell”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Brian shared this one.
“What do you need, some or all,let’s deal have a couple trans to V8 bell housing adapters too”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
It runs, but needs brakes. It appears worth a look.
“63 Willys Jeep. Runs,have title. No brakes. It’s a project Jeep.
Reese tow bar *NOT* included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.
(10/08/2017) Scott’s selling this driver-ready CJ-5 with some history.
“CJ5 for sale. Old School. Email for specifics. 12k with winch, 10k without.
1977 CJ5. Former North Carolina forest service truck. Factory green under fleet green. 1/2 hardtop. Restored 60/40 bench seat. New Corbeau rear seat. 5 seat belts. 300 miles on gateway mudders. New Alcan Springs. New black Max shocks. New NAPA radiator and hoses, old modine radiator in good shape included. Replaced when I replaced thermostat. New M.O.R.E steering bracket and Borgeson steering shaft. New lower steering column bearing. New battery and starter cables. In process of switching cables to military connectors to wire in winch. Warn 8274 winch with remote, mint. Runs great, great on and off road. This is my camping, hunting, hiking vehicle. Only selling because a sweet M38 is for sale locally and I want it. Motor replaced 3k ago by PO. Newer exhaust by P.O., is solid but not the nicest welds.”
CJ-5s:
M-38A1s:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This old Texas hunting jeep is an unusual one for sure! It’s listed as a 1943.
“From SE Texas – Was last used for Hog Hunting. It was brought to Wisconsin for a “Body Off” restoration. Due to health, I am not able to see it thru. Great project opportunity.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $45,500.
The buy-it-now price is $45,000.
“Meet Daisy! A fantastic and rare 1973 Super Jeep.
Only produced for a couple months in 1973, the Super Jeep was an appearance package created due to a lack of a supply of aluminum wheels needed to produce the Renegade models. The Super Jeep is highly recognizable by it’s outrageous Peter Max – like decal package, white steel wheels, curved chrome front bumper, two tone interior and upholstered white padded dash.
Only 300 Super Jeeps were produced, with only a few handfuls surviving today. The majority of the 300 Super Jeeps produced were made in White or Blue with a few others in more rare colors like this one in Daisy Yellow. Continue reading
