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UPDATE: Was $5000. **SOLD**
The front seems to stick up a little high.
“1952 Willys Jeep. New electronic fuel pump, new carburetor, new electronic ignition. Original motor runs good, good transmission and clutch, new master cylinder for brakes front and rear, new ignition switch, all new hoses and belts, new spark plug wire set, ignition coil, new battery. Needs some body work, new seats, new tires and the frame is slightly bent.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Walter spotted this jeep. It is a column shift.
“I have a 64 jeep one of a kind runs great 4 wheel drive3 speed on tree 4 cyl”
This poor MB/GPW has seen some tough duty!
“What a neat outfix,I turned the motor by hand,levers work on the trencher,will not find many of these.The glovebox has 3 brass tags on it could not get a good picture.Thank you”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
This runs most days, but does need some things fixed. The top looks in great shape,
“Looking to sell my 1973 CJ-6. Like the CJ5, but 20” inches longer for more capacity/capability. Has 304 AMC V8, runs. 3 speed on floor. Dana 44 rear. Motorcraft 2bbl Carb was rebuilt and vehicle started/ran reliably before it was put in storage 10 years ago. Steel doors and hard top in good condition for age with minimal rust. Brand new Rancho stock height leaf springs on all 4 corners. 4 corner man-power drum brakes, and power by armstrong steering. This Jeep is a survivor. The body is straight and worth repairing/repainting/restoring. No title, and i have no plans to get one, i will, however, write a bill of sale. NH title will work if you want to make this truck road legal. Make no mistake, this is a PROJECT Vehicle. I am asking $2,500 to get what i have in it, although i am willing to negotiate a little, but please, no offensive offers! they only made 50k of these from 1955 to 1975, and 95% have been scrapped or wrecked. Very few remain. The Gipper had one as his ranch jeep. Search these jeeps on the interwebs and see what people are doing to them to make them cool, capable offroaders. I also know what they are worth, both unrestored and restored. I am just out of ambition with 10 other projects looming…This could be your next project!
Needs the following: Distributor acts up, sometimes it allows the truck to run, other times it doesn’t, easy fix im sure. Transfer case stuck in 4HI. Needs miscellaneous body mounts and perhaps some hat channels (typical for these CJ’s). Needs tires and wheels, but if you are building a custom jeep, this is the least of your concern. Im sure there are other things i am forgetting.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This includes an overdrive. It might be worth a look.
“Complete small block V8, overdrive, needs work been sitting for a little while. It ran when I parked it where it sits. Steering linkage needs to be fixed.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
(01/12/2013) Here’s a solid looking M-38A1.
“1952 Military Jeep with hard top. Runs perfect. 90% original. New paint. Off road use only. Perfect for Hunting, The Beach, or for use on the Farm. Delivered to the Navy on Oct.1952. Has low and high range and can be put in 2 wheel drive or 4.”
This looks in good shape. It’s worth a call.
“1948 Willys Jeep with a plow. $2500.00. Call me for more details. 989-701-7197 or 989-316-2717.”
http://saginaw.craigslist.org/cto/3540523141.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
“Top doors and lift gate 1960’s but I have it on a 1981 you just need the windshield frame from the early style jeep,which I also have for another $100”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This runs. Looks promising.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ2 needs restoration. Runs and I have many of the origainal parts. It has an original snow plow”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $825.
Either that custom top is made of lead, or this need new rear springs.
“1960 WILLYS JEEP CJ6 STRAIGHT CHEVY 6 CYL ENGINE, HAS ADAPTERS TO GO FROM CHEVY BELL HOUSING TO 4 SPD JEEP TRANS NEEDS WORK $825.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
(12/04/2012) It doesn’t run.
“it doesn’t run havnt tried to brake it free yet needs a gas tank. has locking hubs and a bill of sale. will trade for guns,dirtbike,motorcycle,fourwheeler, or ???”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer. Kelly Hardtop and Sears Deluxe
Kyle has these for sale.
“Came with my m38 but has 2a windshield frame. white top steel. Nice shape
Red top came with cj2a no window and little bends here and there. Aluminum
will trade for willys jeep parts. Need soft top for m38 especially”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
This appears in good shape.
“Nice hardtop cab for 48 Willys Jeep. Just the thing to keep you warm when you are plowing snow”
UPDATE: This is back on eBay
(09/28/2012) Needs engine and transmission.
“1942 Willys Jeep, model D3, rare find. Told that it was the first mail truck in N.C. It needs total restoration , needing engine and transmission. etc. It a great restoration piece. It has a original metal roof and original suspension and drive axles. Two wheel drive.”
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Choose between several different tops.
“I have 3 hardtops ,one is a military arctic top,the other two are civilian tops.call for prices,ph no 507 685 4418 no emails please”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/cto/3441845003.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
(11/24/2012) At some point this was converted to 4wd. It looks like most of the column-shift mechanism is still on the column.
“1957 Willys Jeep CJ3A with 50,336 miles. 4 cyl. engine purrs. 3speed 4WD with lock out front hubs. New exhaust, brakes, fuel pump, shocks.
Has full hard top with sliding doors. Tow bar. Has all 5 original wheels and tires.
Has a heater. 12 volt battery. New turn signals recentlly installed.
Also has fold down windshield.
Original seats look good.
Full gauges, all work.
2nd owner owned from 1967 until 2010. I’ve had it 2 years.
No rust ever. Very clean, good running old Jeep.
Real straight body.
Has the service manual included.
Current tag. Clear title.
I’m not sure exactly which model this is, the vin tag on the dash says DJ3A. vin is 5633712658.
The original colors are red with a brown seat.”
There deserves a closer look. I can’t tell if there’s some rust lurking under the surface or not. No description provided.
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UPDATE: This was listed back in 2009. Price has dropped to $2000 since then. It looks like a good price.
(07/23/2009) There have been some minor updates to this. The last ad listed this phone number, but I’d try by email first.
“For Sale- 1947 CJ2A Willy’s Jeep. Stock motor & trans. 12 volt. Runs O.K. New tires. $2000.00 obo.
http://portland.craigslist.org/yam/cto/3420908378.html
UPDATE: This is back on eBay
(11/14/2012) This looks nice. It has a clever spare tire holder that uses part of the PTO bar. It’s worth a look. The custom undercarriage is lower than usual.
” 1947 Willys CJ2a. This is an easy driver for anyone. It was built for my mother to drive around. It has all the great Willys jeep modifications including:
Saginaw power steering
Buick 231 V6
Dana 44 rear, Dana 27 front, 3:73 gears.
Turbo 350 automatic transmission with single stick Dana 20 transfer-case.
Adjustable front bucket seats (Drivers side has the wheel-well “notched” for more adjustment room- I am almost 6’3″ and can drive this comfortably.
Vent in windshield frame that can be opened for air flow (See pics)
Dome lights wired in hard top
M38 Military lightweight Arctic Top.
Swing out spare tire (see pics)
Two “stock style” gas tanks on passenger and drivers sides.
Near NEW tires
This Jeep was never used off the road. It will get around town and fly down the freeway just fine. This is a really snappy rig and will take off at the drop of hat. It gets lots of looks going down the road. The only trouble is the gas gauge which needs worked on and a small chip in the windshield which has a “glass sticker” on it to keep it from spreading. Please ask any questions. I am selling this in cooperation with my father.
The work was completed about 10 years ago on the jeep. It has always been garaged and rarely driven in the rain. It was a spring and summertime driver.
Alas, it’s top will keep you warm and dry (has heater and defroster). In heavy water (such as during washing or heavy rain) some water will gather in the front floor boards. We always just put a towel down there when washing. Someone could easily track the source of the water getting in, we just never did as it was a nice day driver.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250
(03/11/2012) “For sale: 1963 CJ3b
This CJ is among the last of the Willys branded ever made. There has been 3 owners in its lifetime. The Jeep was redone in the early 80s by the second owner. I got this Jeep 6 years ago.
This is a project.
I am roughly 60-70% done with it. I rebuilt the engine, transmission, transfer case, both differentials, upgraded the brakes (everything new), painted the frame with rust inhibiting paint, and a few other thing here and there.
What need to be done to finish this project is to finish installing some of the drive-line components, steering parts would need to be replaced ($15 for a tie rod end), cooling system installed, some bodywork, and the electrical system.
The body is rough, however replacement bodies are available. the hardtop is solid and all glass is in good shape.
I have almost everything one would need to finish this project, and all will go with.
This CJ is a rare find. It would be a perfect project for someone just getting into working on cars and trucks as a hobby, or someone who would lake to make it into an off road toy (as I was doing) This Jeep has a clear title and would be easy to get it back on the road. Parts new and used for these Jeeps are readily available.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Brett spotted this one. It is supposed to have military axles. It might have a military body, too. It’s worth a look. It’s got a Kelly hardtop.
“This jeep will run with a new distributor. I have one- just no time to put it in. Has the military axles, and is fairly clean.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
How about that windshield?
“1942 Willies Jeep, motor does turn over.”
This runs, needs brakes. Needs gas tank too?
“52 Willys in great shape.6 volt 4 cyl. that runs great, master cylinder needs rebuilt for the brakes to work. aluminum hard top. $2500 O.B.O call or text 503)705-0142”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/3404457577.html
UPDATE: Orange jeep was for sale here in 2012. **Sold in late 2012 (listed for $5500 with another jeep). Relisted in 2015 with a hood bumped added.
This appears to have a fiberglass body, but I can’t tell for sure. This was for sale back in April. Since then it looks like it was painted. The top has definitely been painted.
“Have 1948 willys jeep with snow plow and lots of extra and New parts Have a 1946 willys to go with asking price or will separate. Has new tires,rims, springs, battery, hood. To much to list”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/3402375703.html
Steve spotted this photo of an Armoured CJ-5 used by Armoured Banking Services to transport cash. On July 26th, 1966, this jeep was used to ferry cash to the Veterans Administration. A couple of men decided to make a withdrawal from the two employees carrying the cash into VA building, knocking them down with a submachine guns. You can read the whole story in the article below the eBay photo.
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This is an article I found online about the robbery:
