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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5500.
(07/27/2014) Listed as a CJ-3B, it looks to be a DJ-3A, yet has a side gas inlet. I can’t tell if it has a rear inlet. Doesn’t run.
“Was intended to be a project but we have too many happening right now. This will make a great vehicle to use for parts or to restore!”
Greg tells me that a few years ago he was half-heartedly looking for a flat fender when found an old, modified (or perhaps more accurately hacked up) 1956 DJ-3A for sale. He bought it and began a complete refurbishing of the jeep into something he could dependably drive on-road and off-road. He credits Randy Ellers, his boys, and eWillys for a variety of the ideas he employed in his rebuild. The real credit goes to Greg himself, as it looks like he’s done some great work on this rig.
Greg writes, “I had been seeking a flat fender Willys off and on for several years, and had taken to surfing several jeep sites on the net in search of a suitable candidate for my goals.
I wanted something that I could keep true to the character of the Willys, but improve on the dependability and capability over time. When I found my jeep, the condition of the body is primarily what attracted me. The body was in better than typical shape for its age and I thought it would be a good start point for my vision. In fact I thought it would be roadworthy enough to make it a long term project while having fun jeeping it as I enhanced things.
As purchased, it was a 1956 DJ3A body on a late CJ3A chassis with an owner built roll cage, Vintage 8000# Ramsey winch, 10.50 x 31 Michelin tires on 7×15 wheels. After service as a runabout delivery vehicle in/around Auburn, AL, it eventually became an unlicensed farm vehicle for many years. Evidently the original hard top can be credited with limiting typical rust damage.
Shortly after I got it, I rebuilt both the three speed and transfer case. I also found a full set of 4 NOS 11” brakes to significantly improve stopping power. Soon after, I discovered the engine block was cracked so the search for acceptable re-power was on. Ultimately the Chevy 4.3L Vortec and TH350 transmission got the nod.
Over the course of the past 5 years or so, I’ve essentially gotten the jeep close to where I want it both in character appearance and performance. I’ve had it on a few club and Jeep Jamboree events and to date it continues to impress me. While it doesn’t have the creature comforts or modern flex suspension of the newer jeeps, it still does rather well on the trails, and we have loads of fun with it.
Marines used amphibious trucks as a base for this bridge.
“WW2 ORIG USMC PHOTO MARINES USE AMPHIBIAN TRACTORS ON BRIDGE FOR JEEP GUADALCANAL”
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One of these sold in 2011 for $142.
“trench art jeep made by me. wwii 50 cal shell for wheels 30.06 for steering wheel. 30 carbine for head lights, all head stamped from wwii I am rebuilding my collection. witch I sold. I am building 3 at a time. takes for ever to find shells.i will be years befor i make any more.”
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Steve spotted this on ebay. It sold yesterday. It may reappear as it is a reprint.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $22,500.
Good looking jeep.
“This 46 cj2a has 27 miles on a complete frame off restoration. 100% rust free. All systems have been reconditioned. It is all original. Asking $22,500 but open to cash offers. No Trades”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $14,000.
Nice looking truck.
“For Sale this beautiful red fully restored Jeep Willy. This truck has recently gone through a full Fran off restoration. Truck has fresh red paint, new rims and tires….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Looks good.
“Kaiser-Willys M38A1 Has all new tires, brake lines,master cylinder, brake shoes, seat cover and stuffing materials, decals. Has been converted form 24 volts to 12. Has new exhaust,new data plates. Registered as historic vehicle. Engine runs good, but could use an overhaul, as it smokes some.Runs and drives as it should.Some extra parts. Cash only!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
Runs and drives.
“1948 Willys Jeep
3 speed manual trans
4 cylinder flathead motor
Solid frame, reworked body
Western plow frame and pump but no plow blade
Working heat and defrosters, new tires, rebuilt brake system, rebuilt carb, and tune up. ”
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/09/2014) Unclear why the battery has been installed outside the jeep.
“I have 1948 Willys jeep CJ2. The price listed is for the jeep only. The plow can be included for a higher price. Asking $3500 or best offer. Has a clean title. Has a manual transmission with power take off. For more information “
http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/cto/4769414614.html
UPDATE: Was $8900.
(01/22/2014) How about the front of this modified CJ-6? I think there’s some potential in that design. However, the rest of this didn’t inspire me as much.
“Selling a rare 1944 Jeep Willies Replica. Only 1,300 miles. Great vehicle for fun. Perfect beach cruiser. brand new rims and tires.”
Needs brakes, but it runs.
“1978 Mail Jeep, runs, needs brake work, good solid body, 4 cylinder, automatic, right-hand drive. Have good title. Cash only.”
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/4774164500.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** $1500.
Appears to have a 2A windshield.
“1950 willys jeep 4×4 runs good. Also comes with another 1950 willys jeep frame, transmission, and rearend”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $3200.
Seller has melded a flat fender body and CJ-5 body, though does note it in the description.
“1959 Jeep CJ5 The frame and drive train are late 50’s. I had the (F head) engine rebuilt when I first bought it in 2006. I took the trani/transfer case to a trans shop and they went through it to make sure everything was ok. I had a seal replaced in the rear end at the shop where they rebuilt the engine.The frame and drive train are in really good shape. The body is not perfect. The Jeep was made to look like a ’49 Willys CJ2A. The body was added and lifted up about 3″. It starts right up, purrs like a kitten and always passes inspection.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
It runs.
“1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A. Runs, recent overhaul, New carburetor, rebuilt starter. Has excessive steering play. Only has rear brakes at this time. Already converted to 12volt. Call, text or email.”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $125.
“I have an old style aluminum hard top for a jeep for sale. It came off of a 53′ willy’s cj3a, but I think it will also fit a cj5. It needs to be cleaned up and one of the door windows is cracked, but a very usable piece. I am asking $125, or trade for a set of honda bolt pattern beadlocks and tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
Seller will take best offer.
“8 BIG TONKA JEEPS IN GOOD TO FAIR CONDITION FOR DISPLAY…. ONE OF THEM IS FOR PARTS.
2 SMALL TONKA JEEPS WITH TOPS…. ONE OF THEM MISSING ONE HEADLIGHT.
BEST OFFER . BEST OFFER . BEST OFFER. BEST OFFER. BEST OFFER
GET THE JEEP SIGN AS A BONUS….. CA$HOLA ONLY….. THANKS.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
It’s been parked for six years.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
Doesn’t run.
“1947 Willy’s jeep cj2a
Has a fiberglass tub, fenders, hood, grill.
Not running, have extra motor for parts.
$1100 or partial trades for TJ hardtop and/or TJ parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Somebody was looking for these.
“I have 4 aluminum 15 x 10 inch wide rims that came off of a 1979 Ford . They are a little dirty. But should clean up nice. I would like 150 obo.
May consider trading for 16×10 5×5.5 rims, steel or aluminum. ”
No pics provided.
“I have a GPW front clip, and hood, as well as a set of rear seat seat pads, one front seat pad, a fuel filter housing, a transmission and xfer case that need rebuilt and a torn down engine the engine is out of a cj 600$ takes all”
UPDATE: Was $700. **Status Unknown**
(11/01/2014) Might be a good price.
“1945 willys mb jeep builders project for off road or for restoration. solid frame body needs rockers ,floor is solid. no motor or transmission”
UPDATE: Was $9,750. **Status Unknown**
(11/12/2014) The gauges aren’t in the best shape.
“1942 WWII Willy’s Jeep – 90% original
RUNS PERFECT
Purchased in Cortez, CO
Some Ford parts
New Fly Wheel – Ford
No rust on under carriage
Original engine and body
Re-wired to 12 volt
New ignition switch
New brakes
New Carb
New seals in transmission
New exhaust
New flywheel gears
New pressure plate
New master cylinder
New electric fuel pump
Rebuilt starter
M-1 rifle brackets
Hand brake and 2 gas cans
Comes with a repair manual
New tires
New fuel tank”
UPDATE: **SOLD** $6800.
(12/19/2013) This Jeepster deserves a closer look. “Rare 1949 Willys Jeepster. Runs great. A FUN CAR! Needs minor TLC. Great overall condition. Has a V 8 with 3 Speed manual on the floor. Top in excellant condition. Needs a new home. Excellant parade car!”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $12,000
(04/02/2012) This is supposed to be in ‘Showroom’ condition.
“1963 Willys Jeep. Hard top with doors and glass. Also has soft top and other misc. parts. Trailer included.”
