UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000
This is nice looking.
“1949 Willys automatic transmission. This is rare and in beautiful condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000
This is nice looking.
“1949 Willys automatic transmission. This is rare and in beautiful condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Eric spotted this CJ-5 with a crazy paint job. I’m not certain this has as title. It runs, but has a fuel leak.
“I would like to start with saying that I am not all that familiar with the jeep so I can not give a ton of details, but will give as much as I can (it was taken as part of a law suit, and I can not guarantee accuracy). In general the jeep appears to be in great shape with no apparent rust or dents. We were told the body was replaced a little ways back (I can not confirm it, but from the condition it seems way too good to be original). The paint is in very good shape, but may not appeal to all (with the exception of a troop of clowns). The car runs, but it does have a fuel leak (seems to be a fairly simple fix). I have not driven it since there are no plates or registration (as well as the fuel leak), so I can not comment on the ride. It appears to be the original Buick V6 engine with headers added. There is a plow set up installed, but we do not have the blade. We were unable to locate the VIN, but we believe it is a 65 (can not guarantee the year). Car is being sold as is. Firm at $3500. (no trades or paypal)”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
(12/17/2013) It runs and looks solid. Looks like it might be a good price. Other vehicles for sale, too.
“51 Willys, all original, runs great,asking $2500,”
Listed as a ’57, I don’t see anything to suggest it is a DJ-3A.
“1957 willys jeep 4×4. Awesome piece of history. These things were built well. Made to military standards. Motor has been rebuilt and runs great. Trans shifts good. 4×4 hi and low works well. This would be a cool jeep for a swap or restore project or drive it as is.
Interested in a good tig welder. 4×4 rigs. 4×4 four wheelers or anything of real value that interests me. Just ask.”
Goose spotted this nice looking CJ-5 with some upgrades.
http://asheville.craigslist.org/cto/4317239909.html
“Frame off restored 3 years ago.
Has been used very little.
Polyurethane body and bushing suspension kit.
Pro -Comp suspension lift.
Pro -Comp shocks and stabilizer
Quick disconnect stabilizer
5 Brand new 35” Super Swampers with real Bead Lock wheels.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $55,000
I thought this looked like a good price, until I realize there were 3 zeros behind the ’55’. The bumper appears incorrect. The seller notes it has been used in films.
“This is a 1942 Ford GPW Military Jeep. Serial #’s on frame reflect the manufacturing date as well as the title. It is in excellent condition and Runs exceptionally. The seats are torn, but can be replaced with after market parts. It has a willy’s 4 cylinder engine that purrs like a kitten. It has the original 3 speed manual transmission and the transfer case (3 granny low gears) works well also. It even has the front wheel engage/disengage shifter. All guages, anti-aircraft lights, gun racks, first aid kit, spare tire, etc, are all still installed and work. The only thing not original are the new 11″ brakes. I swapped the 9″ for the 11″ because this is something that I wanted to drive around town, and the smaller/old style brakes wouldn’t cut it. I still have the original brakes to give to you if you ever want it perfectly restored. This is a one of a kind Vehicle. It has been used in many films also, so there is financial gain if you choose to put it out for time period movies and tv. Email me for questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
This looks good from the front, but the bed has been removed.
“1954 willy’s overland originall 60, 000 miles owned over 14years garaged its iife bougt from original owner cape cod mass still has 6 volt system bed was taken out tobe restored no bed included I do have original nys tranferable registration in my name call”
UPDATE: Was $6000. **Status Unknown**
This looks pretty stock, but pics are a little dark.
“Serious buyers only- please call for questions. Truck runs.”
This looks in good shape.
“Perfect shape no cracks on glass ready to mount. These are very expensive and so is shipping.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
(05/31/2014) It seems to be a project.
“This is a 1946 Willys Jeep
Flat Fendered
Small Block Chevy
New Front/Rear Axle
Custom Gas Tank
Solid Body
No Trades”
It’s a cute card.
“THIS FUN VINTAGE VALENTINE CARD HAS A WWII ARMY SOLDIER GIVING HIS GIRLFRIEND A RIDE IN HIS JEEP.
THIS IS PRINTED ON THE FRONT: “JEEPERS BUT I’D LIKE YOU FOR MY VALENTINE”.
THE CARD MEASURES 5″ HIGH AND 7-1/2″ WIDE. IT IS DATED 1944 ON THE BACK.
IT IS SIGNED IN PENCIL ON THE BACK. THERE IS NO TAPE OR SCRAPBOOK RESIDUE ON THE BACK OF THE CARD.”
It’s not a large graphic, but this ad includes a Ford GP illustration.
“A wonderful original magazine ad from 1943 for Armour and Company No soldier in the world gets better care than a man in the U.S. Army”
Here’s a neat postcard.
“B&W UNIVERSAL JEEP WITH SNOW PLOW,WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE ***-UNUSED,AND IN CONDITION AS SHOWN.”
This has dual tanks. Needs a fuel pump, but it looks like a good price.
“1947? -early 50s Willy CJ3. Buick V6. Runs fine but needs fuel pump. Call or text at 53zero 218 zerozero71. First three grand takes it.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“Have a few things to sell and would like to let go as a package.
First is the blue 47 Willys. Runs well, 4 wheel drive works, breaks work, re-upholstered front seat s on original frames, later model rear seat. Currently have Jeepster rims on it with good tread but have original rims with 6.50-16 tires. Body had bondo on it and there is fatigue in other places. Enough to work with if you want.
Next is a green 47 Willys that runs and 4 wheel drive works. Engine is worn but doesn’t smoke, breaks work as I had replaced all line and cylinders over the years. Original seat frames front and rear.
Have a spare engine block minus intake/exhaust manifold and other miscellaneous parts.
Last is an Artic Top that needs glass and rubber and door latches. These were used by the military in the Artic as it is Aluminum with foam rubber inside for insulation.
All a good deal for someone interested in working with them.”
UPDATE: Marc pointed out that the serial number of 451 GB1 28496 would make this a CJ-3A. More about CJ-3A serial numbers.
It doesn’t run and has no title. The bracket on the fender is unusual.
“This vintage 1948 Willys jeep is a GREAT buy. It does run. My father and I bought it to fix it up and make it a project but we have made different plans and are now wanting to sell it. Does not have a title because it has never been registered. I will provide documentation on how to obtain a title. Does need work on the engine and know very little of the specifics of the vehicle.Has only ever been drove on trails for hunting. Just needs to be restored. Come by and see how you like it! Great project to finish up this spring! TEXT For QUICKEST RESPONSE 801-620-0256”
It appears in good shape.
“Runs great! It is a Ford GPW Original 1943 Jeep, and comes with “F” on bolts and parts. Original restored frame, original engine runs perfectly, 6V electrical system, original restored seats. matching frame and engine serial numbers. Newer canvas top and seat cushions. One of the windows still has the “Ford” stamp! Five combat wheels. Axe, shovel and Jerry can included. Restoration by a Museum Professional. ALL gauges are working. Recently exchanged the original 6V starter with the more reliable modern starter, avoiding starter issues and battery bleed. But original starter provided with sale. A parade vehicle which generates lots of smiles!
Painted with markings of 2e DB, 4 RBFM (Régiment Blindé des Fusiliers Marins), “La Galante” which first liberated Paris on August 25, 1944″
This is an odd ad. What’s left of the jeep is in Australia.
“Army Jeep stripped and gutted for a production of the Sapphires staged by The Belvoir Theatre Company Sydney.
The wheels have been welded so they dont turn. It has no engine, no real mechanical parts at all, it is basically a shell. Ideal for a long, long term restoration project or a show piece.
Buyer must pick up. Keep in mind you will need a truck and appropriate lifting equipment, as the wheels do not turn.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
It doesn’t run or drive, but looks pretty complete.
“Very restorable 1952 Willys M38
Most original parts still on the jeep
That includes Hood Number, Data plate
and Unit markings and other things
the jeep dosent drive or run”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $550.
(01/28/2014) Hard to tell how much value is here.
“I have two flat fender jeep tubs. 1964 283 motor that has been rebuilt . Last turn over about a year ago.
Need them gone . Great for a project .”
The glass sure is dirty.
“1947 willys in good shape runs has P.T.O winch”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4500.
(01/20/2014) This nice looking jeep includes a truck in the deal. I don’t see pics of the truck.
“1946 Willys CJ2A Jeep 36,000 miles
Please respond to: email posted or 570-338-2424
no doors no top always in garage needs nothing runs great”
UPDATE: Was $31,000. Status Unknown.
(11/17/2014) Looks like they were having some fun in the photo. Numbers aren’t matching.
“1942 GPW Ford Jeep restored in 2010 as a British SAS Vehicle, battling the Axis power in North Africa in early 1940s. Always stored indoors.
Rebuilt Ford Engine (does not match with frame serial #), original restored frame, original restored seats, removed back seat to add rear machine gun. Includes .50 cal M2 AA machine gun on the passenger side, Acetylene/Oxygen actuated (includes small battery and the two gas tanks) – a $5,000 @ cost. Dual Resin/Metal Vickers K Machine gun on pedestal, and single Vickers K Machine gun on driver side. Please note that the twin Vickers K have been relocated (from photos) on a central back pedestal. Water condensing unit located on front bumper. x8 Gas Jerry Can on rear fenders, and x4 Water Jerry Cans on hood (most marked between 1945-1955). Six combat wheels since two wheels are spares.
Included Reproduction and RARE Bagnold Sun Compass in working condition – $1,000 value.
Included Reproduction Thomspon machine gun on hood, British water bottles, British back packs, British misc equipment filling the back.
Included SAS full uniform with shorts, KD shirt, belt, hand gun in holster (reproduction, not functioning), scarf, SAS patch
UPDATE:Was on eBay. **SOLD**
(12/29/2013) This no glovebox slat grille has potential.
“This Jeep is being sold as a parts jeep or a solid restoration candidate.
It is a early Willys Slat Grill jeep.
Original data plates
Serial Number 103390 on data plate
Date of is 12-11-41
Frame tag is painted over but I suggest it matches the data plate
Engine number is MB113681
I hate to see this parted out because it would make an EXCELLENT frame off restoration project.
The frame is solid, the fenders and hood are good also.
The “Willys Script “tub needs new sheet metal in many areas but is actually very straight. Previous owner cut out most of all the bad areas already.
The windshield is good but is a victim over alot of overspray, which probably saved it.
T 84 Transmission is also early type, filler on pass side. I can not verify if it is ford or willys.
Comes with four combat rims
Located in Santa Rosa, Calif
Serious bidders please consider coming to see it in person.
Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements.
Sold as is where is.”