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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** $2500.
It runs.
“This is a 1946 Willys army jeep,,, with a later model 1950s engine.
Jeep runs like a top.
Great for the woods, farm, or just playing.
Sanded down and painted inside and out with bed liner. Custom built roll cage. And tow receiver for quick and easy transporting.
High and low range
3 speed
With manual hubs.
Call or text for more info.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
It looks like the floors may have been replaced.
“really nice jeep runs and drives great great for hunting or playing or just a great collector car.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Tires looks good.
“48 cj 2 a project jeep has V6 mounted in it, stock axles, extra parts”
UPDATE: Was $7000. **Status Unknown**
(11/17/2012) This looks in good shape. I wonder if you can add back the doors?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(06/11/2013) Looks like the steps are missing.
“Jeep–Classic 1948 Willys CJ2A – family owned, converted to 12 volt, runs very good.”
Paul found this special government-ordered CJ-6 with a little extra traction.
According to the website usual locomotion, “Sno-Ball Jeep CJ6 Snowcat, 1956. Contract between Jeep and Sno Ball Corp. created this vehicle to transport crews over deep snow. They were provided to the US Forest Service and the FAA. 20 were built in 1956 and only one is remaining. Tracks are rubber belted and the grousers are in steel. This Sno-Ball Jeep stayed in Colorado and was sold in 2004. The Snowcat used a Jeep engine, transmission and cab in 1956. Original wheels and axles could be mounted back but there was an extra frame lift.”
You can see all kinds of photos of an original Snowcat that appeared on eBay in 2004:
http://boyink.com/cj6/sno-ball-jeep-cj6-snowcat/
Leo found this video that compares a jeep to a Gator.
Here’s a 1942 Photo of a Captain’s Wedding: A Bride & Groom hitch a ride behind a jeep.
View all the information on ebay
UPDATE: This photo was on eBay.
Here’s an interesting photo. Must have been a pedal jeep race of some type.
“vintage NEGATIVE photo BEACH GIRLS IN PEDAL CARS JEEP CAR 1950s
Condition: VERY GOOD (Please Note: condition is as shown above.)
Size: approx. 2½ x 2½ inch (35mm)(1 inch = 2.54 cm)
100% original | no copie or Reproduction!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“American Legion Post 518 is selling their 1952 M38A1 Military Jeep & Trailer. This has been driven in parades for many years. It looks & drives well. 4 wheel drive & high/low range works properly. Lost our place to store it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Looks good.
“Having to make room so we are letting our 1945 GPW go. It is in excellent condition and can be driven daily and is during the warm dry months. Asking price is $15,000. Serious inquiries only please.”
Looks solid.
“1957 Willys Jeep FC150 4X4
New Springs & Shocks, Carburetor and Starter. New Wheels, Tires in very good condition. Engine runs OK, leaks a little oil. Lower Cab Corners have some rust, otherwise body is very good for it’s age.
Questions, Call Russ @ 760-996-5107”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/4185801531.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $500.
Sure looks like a dually to me. And, it includes an overdrive! This won’t last long. I suspect it had a wrecker or trencher on it. I wonder if it has a PTO as well.
“For Sale 1960 Willy cj5 in parts. picture shows it complete. have clear title and in non op. have axles,frame, cab and even warn overdrive unit.must take all parts. Price $500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Runs and drives.
“Original 4 cylinder motor, 3 speed transmission, high and low range, 4×4. Only thing not original is the seats. Runs great. Bill of sale only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This one has style.
“Trades welcome what you got?”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $1450.
This has some good updates. Might make a great project. “1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A Flat Fender 225 Buick V6 Posi traction Raised uspension Tru Trac tires on spoked rims (lots of tread) Locking hubs Roll bar Swing peddles 11″ brakes Saginaw steering Jeep as been parked for the last 13 years, ran when parked but will need some work to go back on the road. Clutch system, master cylinder, ignition. Great project with most the hard work done! $1450.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This doesn’t run.
“6-cylinder, not running. Not sure what is wrong with engine. Head is off of the engine but is still there. Some dents in body and some surface rust. Cab corners solid. Front corners damaged. Floor is solid. Some rust in floors and bed. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $4400.
(11/12/2013) The motor has been updated.
“I have for sale a nice and clean 1953 Jeep Willy’s Wagon. It is in good cosmetic condition with very solid body panels and only light surface rust. This Jeep starts well and the engine has good compression. This Jeep has a tight clutch and the brakes work great. It has the original axles, 3 Speed Manual transmission and 4WD transfer case. All original parts except for the Chevy 302 engine and it has a brand new Interstate Battery. It has a dual exhaust. All the lights work perfectly and the electrical system is good. This Jeep has been painted inside and out but the exterior paint could be redone. All original badges and chrome. I had the front wheel wells sand blasted and they have a fresh coat of paint. The original chrome bumpers and grill are beautiful and the wood panels on the floor are in very good condition. The passenger side door window glass needs to be reconnected to the crank and the wipers don’t function. There is some soundproofing on the floor in the front floorboards and the headliner needs to be redone and the drivers side wing window has a crack. The original radio works works well but there are no speakers and there are no door keys. The tires are Firestone Radial ATX 235/75R15 mounted on chrome rims and a full size matching spare rim and tire is included. The mileage is unknown and I have a clean title in my name.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
The body is rough, but it runs.
“Cj3a lifted upgraded to the dauntless v6 so its got plenty of power over the 4 cylinder. 3spd roll cage 3pt harnesses new 33 inch super swampers Detroit locker in the rear. Tool rack New canvas seats. Jeep is lots of fun fires right up and goes frame is nice but the tub is held together with fiberglass and bondo so it could use a tub and some tlc. Ct reg bill of sale. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
(10/21/2013) This might be worth a look.
“Willys M38-A1 Jeep , 1953, 4 wheel drive, jeep is apart with many new parts, new seat cushions new canvas top, master cylinder, etc. Ran engine before the vehicle was taken apart.
Willys M38-A1 Jeep, 1953, 4 wheel drive, jeep is together, motor all there, including generator, lots of rust on inner body.
M37 Dodge Weapons Carrier – 1963, 4 wheel drive, lots of parts, hard top and bows and door frames for canvas. Drove to house before taken apart.
M1A1 Trailer, 1963, all metal for wood bows is present, slave cylinder.
There are lots of parts, tires and combat rims, some new, some purchased used. See photos. Don’t ask for more photos,if interested bring cash and look at whats here.
First $4500.00 takes it all, if not I’ll sell it on Ebay.
I WILL NOT SELL PART OR VEHICLES SEPERATELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.
Looks solid.
“Jeep Trailer manufactured by Bantam, model T3-C. This is the civilian model of the military jeep trailer. It has 15″ jeep wheels, working tailgate, working lights, licensed, jack stand by hitch, 2″ ball hitch and solid steel plate in the bed, spare tire and mount. No rust holes, good useable condition or ready for a restoration, these trailers have a website. It is probably a 1947 by the serial number on the original Bantam ID plate which I have. I also have the rare original oak top bows for an additional 250.00.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $650. This runs.
“super hurricane six that runs.engine bay is completely intact.body is very very rough.it does have a valid up to date title call jay for info”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This might be worth a look.
“A Flat Fender M38 Military Jeep. 1951 year model. Complete, has the original motor but it is out of it, we can set in the back for you. Not a bad Lil’ jeep, very little rust. NO TITLE..!!! For off road use only, would make a Good Rock Crawler.The kids shook a rod loose in the engine,I pulled it out to fix it and never got back to it. Engine still ran just knocked. $1500.00”
Unclear if it runs.
“1950 Jeep has canvas doors, one that needs repair or replacing. Fiberglass top. Two seats, original interior. Has plow attachment and sturdy frame. Excellent Tires. Needs repainting and possibly starter. Has extra transmission, etc. Have registration. Cash only. Serious inquiries only.
Great for restoration. $1,500.”
http://providence.craigslist.org/atq/4185984871.html
