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The links to posts below show jeeps grouped by models, condition, and other ways. Some of these jeeps are for sale and others have been sold. If you are unsure whether a vehicle is still for sale or not, email me at d [at] ewillys.com for more info.
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Looking for parts and not sure where to go? There are a variety of large and small new and used parts sellers both online and offline.
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: Status Unknown. Was $1200
It hasn’t been started in a while.
“This is a nice clean jeep—been inside for years
Mostly original except Chevy steering column and steering box—also GM alternator
Have not tried to start—-everyhting looks good—motor complete
Price is $1200.00 firm and no trades”
There’s been some changes near the steps.
“Runs and drives well with five new combat rims and tires. Leave a phone number if interested.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/3793344577.html
The body doesn’t look complete. It looks like the steps and the bow holders are missing.
“This is a complete jeep willys body has all been gone through fixing all the rust just needs touching up. Comes with clean title. Has a Chevy 4.3 that had a advance adaptor going to a jeep t14 tranny and Dana 20 transfer case. Does not run motor is loose and free. I changed the wheels to a almost new 31″ tires with chrome steel wheels. It had a BRAND NEW lift kit the axles also have perches on top and bottom so can be under or spring over axle. Any questions please call or text. 763 439 2338 No Trades”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/csw/cto/3791947334.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4250
(02/03/2013) This may be worth a look.
“1948 willys jeep cj2a
body is all there oe
runs and drives nice
all new brakes
nice top
very nice start for a restoration”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
(12/20/2012) This poor jeep has rusted away. I’m not sure there is too much value left here.
“I have had this CJ for 25 + years with the hopes of restoring it.
Now I give up or give out so I am tring to sell it so it can go 4
Wheeling once again. I have a clear title in hand and I have all
of the shift pattern transfer and title or Model plate that goes with
this Jeep. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $525
(04/19/2013) The body looks like it took a beating.
“Ruff but kinda rare parts or fix? what you see is what it is motor stuck”
Hi all. We had a temporary technical delay. Something was gnawing at the sites resources. I suspect bots are attacking . . . again.
We are just entering St. Paul. After an absence of jeeps for the last two days, we finally spotted a CJ-2A perched on the hillside along I-94. More on that tomorrow.
Need DJ-5 or postal jeep parts? You might try this resource I just stumbled across.
Marc spotted this unsual DJ-3A. The back has been extended and the dash contains a glovebox, but otherwise there’s lots of DJ-3A elements here. I didn’t know there were DJ-3A ambulances. Anyone ever seen one?
“Fully equipped DJ3A ambulance, well restored over the past years, very good technical condition, new tyres, good condition canvas softtop, etc…”
http://www.e-mobile.lv/en/details/155140564
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000
“Original condition 1960 Willy’s pickup. It’s in excellent condition with only 25,602 miles on it. The last inspection was in December 2012. It’s in “hop-in-and-drive” condition. There is a snow plow included. We’re asking $20,00 or best offer.”
UPDATE: Was no Price. **SOLD**
(08/26/2012) This appears to be solid. It’s got some rare rims, too.
“302 ford motor new tires”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
This runs and has some slot rims.
“I HAVE A GREAT RUNNING 1952 WILLYS JEEP CJ3B WITH ORIGINAL HURRICANE MOTOR . BODY NEEDS WORK. HAVE GREAT FENDERS AND MANY OTHER PARTS TO BE INCLUDED IN PROJECT. RUNS PERFECT.
This looks like a great price for a never used CJ-7 top.
“Soft top for CJ 7 years 1982 to 1986 – new never used – sold jeep
also set of 1/2 doors
If interested please call
916-687-8332 leave message if interested.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/for/3789621191.html
I didn’t realize how many DJ models came with the inline 6. Apparently, that’s the reason for the bumped out hood in front.
“1978 Jeep DJ5-F. This is a retired United States Postal service Jeep so it is right hand drive. Has inline 6 cylinder, Automatic Transmission, aftermarket cab heater, runs and drives (but will need tune-up and carburetor clean/rebuild) Will have to taken away on trailer due to running rough, expired tabs, no insurance and right turnsignal isn’t working. I bought this as a project vehicle but have not time to fix it up. I have put over $1000 in parts into the vehicle already. Has new tires, new wheels, new front shocks, newer battery and a new muffler just to mention the big purchases. Odometer only goes up to 99,999, therefor I have no idea how many miles it truly has. Any questions please contact me by call or text at 715-205-8068”
http://eauclaire.craigslist.org/cto/3790599943.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
This has some full floaters in the rear and lockers throughout. It’s rough, but might be worth a look.
“1951 jeep willys with a three speed and a 327 chevy v8. This jeep gets up and goes! locking hubs on all four wheels and locked rear full float dana 44 conversion and locked front dana 27. its got a little lift with 33 inch tires that fit it perfect. the body has some rust on it and it needs front shocks. i just replaced the rear main seal. it comes with a whole new wiring harness i recieved from the guy i bought it from.”
No pics provided.
“for sale, was in a barn since 1988. solid, good top and tires roll. has a v6 engine turns over. please call 814-720-4611 thanks then can text pictures. $2500 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
This is a parts jeep.
“47 WILLYS CJ CJ2A JEEP Rolling chassis , comes with bell housing , Dana 18 transfer case and T90 transmission , condition unknown but these are solid setups , and all the rebuild parts a readily available from Omix-Ada . sold w bill, of sale but the frame tag with vin number is there so ITS Title can provide a title. This rig has both front and rear axles and drive shafts. Both pedal linkages are still there, body in great shape with very little rust. correct 16″ jeep wheels and tires, comes with both a bare CJ2A windshield frame and a CJ3A frame that needs repair, The seats are missing but the tank and original oil bath air filter are there. Drop in a small block chevy or a v6! Gauges and lots of other often missing parts are there too! I could part out but think its a fun project worth saving! funky ultra rare Fiat Abarth tail lights from Italy , where they came from who knows!”
This lacks glass and a bumper at the very least.
“I have a 1951 M38 Willys Jeep up for(Sale) or (Trade)-($4800). It was painted with real military paint about two years ago. With the famous U.S star on the hood and the white walled tires it truly takes you back in time. It starts and idles good could use a quick carb clean. Other than that it runs great, especially switching within the high&low, and also 4X4 with just a quick movement of the levelers.”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/3789485466.html
It’s a rolling chassis. I don’t see much rust on the body.
“Selling my M151 A1 1953 Willys jeep. Almost complete. Looks ugly do to terrible paint but is a good restoration project or can be used for parts.
Minimal body rust. No title. Bill of sale only. See pictures.
Included in this sale is the NOS windshield glass and other parts like: starter, generator, gages, ect. (not pictured)
Easy restoration project. Not currently running, but comes with a complete engine that I was told was a top to bottom rebuild.
CASH SALE ONLY
Will deliver a short distance for fule $.
Call 636-296-0199 After 9am and before 9pm”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/3790885005.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
(09/09/2012) “Ok this Jeep is a fixer upper;1948 Willys Jeep very cute but need to be restored? Yes all the parts are here in the back of it. Asking $1200.00 or obo? We have a clean title. The vin# is CJ2A202715 plus it has 4 chrome wheels and tires. All these things are here. Fenders, windshield deck, engine v6, 3speed standard transmission, transfer case bell housing. All you have to do is rebuild it all and put it back together.”
<– Day 2 Sun. May 5th: Cowboys, Vistas, and Pirates | Trip Overview | Day 5 – Wed. May 8th: Don’s 1962 Wagon and Mr. Jangles –>
On Monday May 6th we drove east on I-94 from Theodore Roosevelt National Park to Bismarck, North Dakota.
We spent two days visiting a family that used to live across the street from Ann Pasco.
On Tuesday evening, we left Bismarck to spend the night in Fargo, North Dakota.
By the time we arrived in Fargo it was dark and cold. We toured the town very briefly (learning years later we missed downtown entirely).
On the morning of May 8th, we left Fargo for St. Paul.
<– Day 2 Sun. May 5th: Cowboys, Vistas, and Pirates | Trip Overview | Day 5 – Wed. May 8th: Don’s 1962 Wagon and Mr. Jangles –>
George forwarded this blog post about the Chang 46. It started production in 1959 and ended in 1963. There weren’t many made. They started with 38 in 1959 and by 1963 only 1390 were produced.
http://www.carnewschina.com/2012/01/18/history-chinas-first-jeep-th-changan-changjiang-46/
Marc spotted this interesting photo.
“San Francisco Car wreck photograph / 1947 Willy jeep on it’s side
this photo measures 8 x 10 inches. It is an original not a copy. There is some wear. This photo was used in the newspaper and has writing on the back. Shipping is free in the US”
View all the information on ebay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $20,000.
“Original owner ordered it from the Toledo factory. Stored in a heated garage since day 1. 14,000 original miles. Probably the best example of a original CJ6 survivor. Paint still shines like new. Under the hood is near perfect. Original vinyl top windows are crystal clear. Maintained by local Jeep dealer. Still wears the original Goodyear Suburbanite tires it left the factory with. The seat covers are like new. It has been featured in our 2008 Jeep Classics Calendar and Vintage Truck Magazine.
It has a factory installed Ramsey winch on the front, wheel well cushions as well as a backseat and CB radio. The original owner had an ambulance service. This was his offroad ambulance and the 53 was its fleet number. He would make a run with it, bring it back and wash it down, back it into the garage and cover it up.
The pictures don’t do it justice. The paint is as shiney as the day it rolled off the line.”
http://s1288.photobucket.com/user/billnorris2a/library/CJ6?sort=3&page=1
Mark listed this at warjeep.com
“SELLING A 1950 NAVY JEEP FOR THE WIDOW OF MY FRIEND. THIS JEEP WAS FOUND IN A BARN YEARS AGO AND IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION; IT HAS BEEN IN HIS SHOP FOR 5 OR 10 YEARS AND IT RUNS OUT VERY WELL. ONLY SURFACE RUST. COULD BE MADE INTO A SHOW PIECE.
I have ridden in the jeep; it purrs like a kitten; starts right up although it has been 2 years since it has been driven.
The paint job is not that great and has been touched up over the years and has surface rust on several places; but no pits or deep rust.
Price: $10,000
City: Montgomery
State: AL
Please contact John Gober at:
email: JWREBOG@aol.com”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale/adsm486/adsm486.html
