UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“Runs great body good tires good brakes leak like they all do lol
Ill post pic later
Will trade for horse trailer, or?.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“Runs great body good tires good brakes leak like they all do lol
Ill post pic later
Will trade for horse trailer, or?.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,900.
(04/11/2015) Lots of work done, but not sure why the correct bumpers and other issues weren’t corrected during the rebuild.
“Off frame restoration. Engine bored 30 over, professional built 95% new 80% original. Body stamped Ford, new canvas seats and more. less then 50 miles 12 volt system”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/31/2014) It’s a project.
“I have an all original 1946 CJ2A Jeep Willys project for sale. I have everything to rebuild. I stripped everything down a few years ago to do a complete frame off restoration, but I haven’t had the time to finish this project. The frame, axles and L134 motor are all rebuilt. I also have the T90 3 speed transmission and transfer case, the original tub, fenders, hood, windshield and seats. I also have all the miscellaneous parts to go with, such as steering parts, electrical, and gauges. It still needs to be finished, and the tub needs some patch work. Asking $3000 for everything. Current Non-Op and pink in hand. No back fees. The picture of the jeep all together is what it looked like 3 years ago, and that is what it will look like again once rebuilt.”
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Apparently, we needed some rest. We woke up early, checked emails, Facebook, etc, then fell back asleep for a nap. I blame the rain (seems as good excuse as any and it rained all day).
When we awoke, I was hungry. I found a place I wanted to try called Titas Taco House that had a five start YELP rating with 145 reviews. So off we went.
It was 11am when we arrived at the Humble, Texas, location to find a house converted into a small restaurant. We could see much of the dirt parking lot because it was already filled with cars. This bode well for our food adventure.
Inside the restaurant there was no list of prices and no menu. There was a series of poles and ropes, suggesting that long lines were not unusual.
However, we must have timed it right, because we walked right up to the order station. In front of us were about 20 different options for filling our tacos.
Again, no names on anything. We had to ask what was what. Ann decided on three corn tortillas filled with egg & sausage, potatoes and polish sausage, and poblanos and cheese. To make the tortillas, the server laid a thin layer of refried beans onto the tortilla and then added a small amount of filling.
Seth found this for sale on eBay. I tried contacting the Seattle Jeep Club, but no one has responded. It doesn’t have the ‘rump bumpers’ text, so I suspect it’s not an early version of the patch (see an example of David’s early Seattle Jeep Club patches here).
“Large 9″X6″, never used, Seattle Jeep Club embroidered patch for a jacket or shirt. This piece is in great shape. Nice and clean retaining the vibrant colors. Please ask questions before buying and thanks for looking!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
The jeep appears solid as well. Includes a trailer.
“Selling our beloved Willy’s Jeep. We’ve had this Jeep on the family farm for years. Attachments include; Snowplow, winch, irrigation pump, sickle mower, matching trailer and hard top. Clear title. Cash in hand. Please email me if you have any questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500
“Very nice 1949 Willy’s Jeep. CJ3A. Original motor and transmission, plus overdrive. New brakes. Always garaged.”
Frank’s got this CJ-5 Fire Jeep for sale.
“Thi Kaiser Willys has an original four cylinder 134 cu.in. engine on board.
Heavy duty winch, Good tires and brakes. Soft top and doors. New windshield & Drive shafts. Comes with some fire equipment, siren , lights and new keyed lockers. Oak wood tail board , Tow hitch and more. A show stopper and special interest fire truck.”
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/calgary/1966-fire-truck-support-unit/1069765089
UPDATE. Was $1600.**Status Unknown**
“Fun little jeep great for around town get ready for hunting season goes anywhere”
UPDATE: Status Unknown Was $2500.
(03/24/2015) Looks like a great price.
“New brakes, master cylinder, wheel cylinder. Runs great. Seat recovered.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
Looks like a solid ex-club jeep.
“Tall hood classic Buick 300 v8 alum. Heads and intake, elec. ignition, headers with flowmaster mufflers, DANA 44 frt. and rear with Detroit locker in rear and power lock in front, scout outer knuckles, disc brakes, floater axles, 4:88 gears with 4:1 transfer case, d18 transfer case and t-18 trans, soft top and comes with extra parts. Daytime text only please call after 6 pm”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2495.
Remains unconverted to 4WD.
“1957 willys dj3a runs and drives good new brakes 2495.00 or make offer call with questions”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000
(04/20/2015) “1965 Buick 225 V6 engine; full tune up Aug. 2013
12V with new single wire alternator Aug. 2013
Carb rebuilt (sub out and returned for install) Aug 2013 due to accelerate pump issue. The float tends to sticks with sharp left turns. The manufacturer specs for the carb float just don’t work. I had resolved before rebuild and can do again.
4 speed T90 transmission (1st is a granny) new case oil. Entire driveline is good.
Transfer case with Rhino PTO drives front Rhino hydraulic winch; 538s differentials — all new oils.
New park brake drum shoes (not installed as I wanted to ensure leaking stopped). Can re-install or provided pics/manual before my busy work season begins.
31 tires w/15″ wheels with excellent tread; digs in great. sidewalls solid.
Full canvas top (tan) and doors — kept the rain out just fine last winter.
Tow bar with swiveling, pintle hook. Must be rated 30k lbs (guessing). Way over sized for the jeep weight.
Swing gas can and spare tire rack; spare and 2 cans included. Currently gate is off as PO welded tailgate and I broke weld set up to operate the gate.
Body is in good shape for a 65 yr old. Tool box has some rust out. Otherwise fairly clean of rust issues.
Brakes — probably need adjustment. I never looked at the shoes as the tires and gearing always slowed the jeep just fine.
PO welded windshield frame as one unit, but with parts and work it can be restored to tilt open. Vac wiper works fine.
Horn is from a 1947 CJ2A, so solid sound for the purist.
Jeep is kept in garage.”
Neither run.
“I have 2 cj3b’s… 1- 1953, salvageable body w/ good frame.
1- 1958 usable for parts and some body……Note**** Motors NOT running****
$800 takes both. Give me a call to set a time to come see them. ”
UPDATE: Pic now provided.
(04/21/2015) “1944 Military Willys MB came from California. Body solid some pin holes in passenger side floor boards. Switch to 12 volt needs battery. Needs paint, seats(?), some wiring.
has hardtop
Not sure what else took in trade have not had time go over it.
Do not care if I sell or not. May consider antique vehicles, or 4×4 SUVs low mileage. or farm tractor in trade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Runs and drives.
“Hi, I have a 1950 willys jeep truck. It runs and drives great everything works great. Snow blade and all original parts.”
Sounds like it runs.
“Would make a restoration project or drive as a rat rod.”
UPDATE: Was $2000.
Appears to have an aftermarket body and not a MB/GPW body.
“Clean Missouri title. New had tank, extra hood. Runs good and all mechanically good.Call after 5 or leave message.”
Probably doesn’t run, but still may have some parts value.
“1957 Willy Jeep. Project vehicle-needs complete restoration. $1500.00 O.B.O.”
MIght have parts value at the very least.
“1952 Jeep for sale. Last ran approximately 10 years ago. Have title in hand.”
Looks like there is value.
“PTO for 1946 Willies Jeep.”
No pics provided.
“Fully restored Navy grey, original motor, original body, new top, new seats, all sorts of new parts (maybe $10k worth). Stationed at Pearl Harbor (documented). Photo album of restoration. Has a machine gun mount and legal (demilled) component to fit. Make an offer.”
*SOLD** Was $650.
Could have some parts value. Note the title issue.
“1960 Jeep FC150 project. It’s pretty rusty and partially disassembled but it’s all there. Drivetrain is all intact. I have the title but it was signed by a buyer a few years ago and never transferred. Windshield and drivers door glass is broken and rear glass in missing. $650 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3499.
(04/20/2015) Has an L-head in it.
“Up for sale is my military style 1960 Willys Jeep. Seems to have the older and more reliable motor in it (older than 1960). Is this the Willys Go Devil engine? Can someone help me identify correctly? I took it down the road but would suggest towing it home to check out systems. I have many photos and can take more if you need. This is a black plate car and is currently registered. No back registration to have to pay(a definite plus). Text if you have questions. Won’t be around long. Comes with some parts and FRONT PASSENGER SEAT, in good condition(matches other one)plus spare tire. Front passenger tire has slow leak and might need to be remounted. I would like to keep the roll bar, so if you want the roll bar, it is sold separately. “l