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Here’s a CJ Dealer Promotion ashtray that Craig pointed out to me. However, it’s is located in Thailand.
“You are looking at a authentic old vintage used ashtray & jeep. 6 inch wide by 2 inch high for tray. Jeep itself is 2 1/2 inch long. Made of chromed metal. Extensive oxidation to chrome. Looks like it may not polish out. No tobbaco smell.”
View all the pics and info on eBay
Glenn forwarded this to me, as he’d only seen a couple of these.
“good used shape — rare — all metal — base is 6 1/4″ across — please look at the pictures — please ask questions before bidding — Thank You”
View all the pics and info on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
(03/15/2012) This looks in good shape. It is a pretty early CJ-3A.
“Good condition. New floor pans. All original, including 6 volt charging system. New battery. Runs well. Does not burn oil. Tires need replacing. Soft top and doors, but no rear side panels. Odometer says 1851, but I don’t think it is correct; I have no idea of real miles.”
I can’t tell if this was a WW2 or CJ, since there has been at least some body repairs.
“AMAZING 1945 Jeep Willys cj2a
Runs and drives great! Needs minor brake work, but in really great shape for this unique CLASSIC!
3 speed~~ electric fan
~must sell~
call or text 405…three six..55984
This is an As is Sale by owner. No warranties are given, offered, or implied.
I strongly urge you to see this Jeep for yourself! Please call or text if you have any questions.
Serious inquiries ONLY. CASH SALE.”
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/3028061197.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
This jeep might just set the record for the longest tow bar. There is some value here.
“1948 willys jeep forsale, all there and doesnt run. Do Not have a title and it has never been registered in the State Of Alaska I had DMV run the serial number. I only know the last 48 years history of it. Make me an offer I cant refuse! Would love to see someone fix it back up, I wanted to but don’t have the time or money.”
Need a Scrambler jeep for your tour company or just for fun? Check this auction out. 12 Scramblers and 2 CJ-7s.
“Tucson Jeep Tours Auction!
Begins 5/15/2012
Ends 5/24/2012 @ 7PM MST
Huge assortment of off road jeeps, trucks, trailers, go carts, jet ski, office furniture, tools and much more!”
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/auctionview.cgi?lid=1452185&kwd=jeep&zip=&category=0
No pics provided. I’m not sure why the odd date, unless it has a more modern chassis.
“331± AC Virginia State Fairgrounds Complex, Caroline Co.,
Home of the State Fair of Virginia
INTELLECTUAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION: Closes Thurs, May 24, beginning at 2 PM
Inspection: Tuesday, May 22nd, 10 AM – 4 PM.
1980 Willys Jeepster Conv.”
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/auctionview.cgi?lid=1425297&kwd=willys&zip=&category=0
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“Recently retired and I have too many projects. I need to sell this one to help finish my other antique truck. This is an earlier 46 Willys with the 3 speed on the column. It’s all there and with a fresh battery and some gas it should start. I just replaced the stater switch and cleaned the gas tank. It will need to trailered or hauled and I can help with loading.”
Kevin filed this report from Moab at the end of the Willys Overland Rally, Moab 2012. Thanks Kevin! Don’t forget to visit the oldwillysforum.com to prepare for next year’s rally.
Kevin writes, “We made it to Moab from Georgia, what an experience! I traveled 1,750 miles @ 25 cents per mile.
I had my share of adventure — Tranny coolant line breaks, gas gauge peg’s at fuel, lost a gas cap and bought a non-vent cap, which caused every hose connected to the tank leak like the Titanic of gas, loose distributor, two plug wires not doing their job, busted motor mouint, spring perches broke (spot welded). All the particapants made it up the Pucker Hill, but me … oh what fun it is to get stuck and broke down. Despite all of this, I had a Great Time!!! These people know how to party and have an honest good time!
All too quickly MOAB 3 – 2012 has come to an end. So, I’m on my way back to Georgia, carrying plenty of red sand for the ride home.
One more item off the Bucket List.”
These first two pictures are of Kevin’s wagon:
Mark has a nice article at Jeeptruck.com about Don Howard, a former horse race jockey, who ran a jeep rental business out of Creede, Colorado. Don’s family has used jeeps for several generations, partly because the family has a ranch along the Continental Divide at 10,500 feet.
UPDATE: This sold. Was on eBay.
VEEPs are pretty rare. This looks unusual even for a VEEP. I’ve never seen a hood decorated quite that way.
This looks like a nice little jeep.
“This CJ2 is in very good condition, with very good 32X11.50 R15LT tires, a new Northern Industrial 9000 Lb. Winch which has never been used, a tow Bar is mounted on the jeep and has electrical connections, the stereo is a Sony AM/FM CD and MP3 player that works well, it has front High Back Bucket seats and a good bench seat in back. The engine is a Buick V6 and works well, the transmission is Automatic and works well. The paint job is custom, light tan desert camoflauge and there is chrome trim. The title is Clear. I sell it AS IS, but I know of no serious problems with this vehicle, the actual mileage on this vehicle is unknown. I have gotten too old to go riding in the desert anymore, but this is the perfect vehicle for those who still can. The buyer will need to come to Arizona to pick the vehicle up. It is located at my home about 60 miles north of Phoenix.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
Not perfect, but looks pretty solid.
“1945 FORD GPW MILITARY JEEP $7000
SAME FAMILY AND GARAGE KEPT SINCE 1963
RUNS GREAT, LOOKS GREAT, DATA PLATES IN PLACE
READY FOR PARADES, FARM, OR COMPLETE RESTORATION”
Not a perfect replica, but looks solid.
“This handcrafted mahogany wood model is an extremely beautiful replica of a World War II Willys jeep with machine gun. Weapon is optional and can be easily removed if desired, it also rotates 360 degrees. Model has an extremely detailed interior with gauges, foot and brake pedal and steering wheel that rotates. This is not some cheap wood toy, each model takes an average of 18 hrs to complete and is coated with 3 coats of polyurethane for a super high gloss finish. You will not find a better more detailed model than this. 10″ Length, 5″ Width, 5.5″ Height.”
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No pics provided.
“warn overdrive for the back of a dana 18 on a willys, or any rig that you have a dana 18 with PTO port . it is for the 29 tooth gear, bought it, and never installed it, finally got our willys running and dont feel like taking anything apart on it. dont bother lowballing. 650$
willys leaf springs, can use as an add a leaf
20$ for the whole pile of springs.
-jonathan
925 759 7593
email or txt no calls please”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
“1963 CJ3Bwith no motor, trans, or transfer case. This Jeep has some rust but all is fixable. Has windshield frame not seen in pics. Have title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $625.
This appears pretty straight. I suspect it has some rust.
“Have a title, but not in running condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
It might not be all stock, but it sure looks liek a great run around jeep for the price.
“Runs good, new tire and wheels
Needs master cylinder
Selling for a friend, Alaska Plates
More pictures upon request”
The jeep looks solid. I respectfully disagree with the claim that “it will never lose its value”, as we all know by the many “ran when parked” descriptions of jeeps. I would say they will all lose value unless maintained, which is an investment of time and money.
“1949 willys jeep. Has been restored. Almost ever part you can think of has been replaced, rebuilt or restored .Has oringmal flat head 4 cyl. T-90 3 speed. front, rear diffs have be rebuilt transmission to. Engine is stock and runs and purs like a kitten. Jeep has Military tires that are brand new including spare. 16″ wheels. Brand new best top with an extra set of doors. In side of jeep has been rhino lined. Has new heater with defroster vents. This jeep needs nothing. You can drive it in a parade, take it four wheeling this thing will go just about anywhere, or just cruise it around town. Tow it anywhere with its own tow bar. I have lots of pics of this jeep, but its a must see. It gets attention where ever I go. If you want something that will never loose value and is different than this is the jeep for you. You Can see more photos here”
http://s1147.photobucket.com/albums/o559/muledeers/
http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/3027515786.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
It needs to go says the wife. Ran when parked twenty years ago . . .
“1945 Willys MB. This was given to Army ordinance in 1945.Serial# 422510. Needs complete restoration.Ran when parked but motor is now stuck from sitting.Was going to restore myself but never got around to it so after 20 years wife says it needs to go.”
It looks like it needs a little more work and some paint. I once went on a date in Hermosa Beach at a Sushi place on a corner near the pier. The sushi place was delicious, though I can’t remember the name anymore.
“1952 JEEP Willy’s M38 Partially Militarized
Amazingly Straight Body
Starts-Up and Runs
Many Many Military Parts That Have Yet To Be Installed
Includes Windshield and a non-militarized soft top cover that is in like new condition.
I Apologize For Not Knowing More, But This Jeep Belonged To My Late Father. If You E-mail or Call With Specific Questions I will Be sure to Due My Best To Get You An Answer. Thank You For Looking!
$5000 obo
310 339 five seven one nine”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/3002297793.html
Amy forwarded this rifle rack she is selling. I have no experience with these.
“All leather and canvas is in excellent condition, and there are no toolage marks from lockwashers, etc. This has never been installed on any vehicle. Stored in an attic since late 1940s. Reproduction rifle racks run about $250 – this is a rare find.”
View all the information on eBay
There may be value here.
“IT HAS A LIC PLATE, GRILL, HOOD, BUMPERS, RADIATOR, GAS TANK, ENGINE, TRANSMISSION AND DIFERENCIAL ETC….. ASKING FOR $600.00DLS O.B.O.
CASH ONLY, YOU PICK UP
CALL OR TEXT @ (909)561-2879”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/2992587687.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(10/01/2011) Given that the grille and the rear end are from a CJ, I suspect this is a hybrid build.
“Re-built, new steel body, rebuilt orginal engine,trans, rear-end. Front wheel drive. New brakes and brakes lines, 5 new tires, spare 5 gallon gas can. Front seats upholstered. Not completely restored, missing some tie-down braskets and canvass top,speedometer gauge and cable.
Drives and runs good.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(08/15/2012) The seller neglects to mention the lack of tool indents on the body.
“You are looking at my 1945 Willys Jeep with 3 speed on the column. Very sought after jeep as it is true to the descripition or history I have looked up on the Net as to column shift. There was only 1824 made the first year as they were made with the last of the war jeeps that came down assembly line. Now about this jeep. it was given a new body and paint, Paint color is harvest tan and if you go to color code for 1945 at kasier willys catalog it is a brown like color. it has had all wiring replaced, It is still original 6 volt but with new wires. Engine was gone through a few years back and purrs like a kitten. All numbers match as being the frame tag, inner hood tag and the dash tags. All shown in the pictures. There is no rust. Only problem area is around windshield frame as it might need fixed in a few years but does not look bad at this time. i also have the original hitch that goes to the jeep as it needs painted and bolted on. Really nice original hitch. I have had several comments on how unique it is and it turns alot of heads when it rides down the road. As many people see the old military jeeps from that year but hardly see a CJ2A civilian jeep today.”
