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Must make for an interesting ride.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/254907511794015
“up for sale is a one-off custom built bad ass ride, you won’t find another like it anywhere, if you want the coolest ride in town, act now!. this beast has twin chevy 350’s both rebuilt, backed up by a strong TH-400 automatic, Power R&P steering (right hand drive), power disk brakes, 35×12.5 all terrain tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5400.
(08/31/2018) This is a fun, old school build. I can’t remember seeing another top like that one.
“1947 Jeep Willys. 283 Small Block Chevrolet engine. Warn overdrive aux. transmission. 3 speed plus overdrive, removable top. Runs and drives great. Paint is showing it’s age, but still presentable.”
Vintage build. Not a ’41 (none produced), maybe a ’42.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2382510764/
“For sale 1941 Ford jeep ,small block Chevy was a early 80s build,haven’t try to start it yet ❓ has sat in a barn for several years, Bill of sale only ‼. $3000.00 o.b.o 775-790-5007 located in Gardnerville NV.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This has some rear floating hubs. The rear bumper might have had a rear winch (but I see no rear PTO)??
“Family owned for 50 years. Many extra parts. Matching serial numbers for engine and chassis. Recent new brake system. Runs well.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was sold at auction.
This plow jeep with a half cab was spotted for auction by Bill. At #10212, it’s an early 3A.
“3 Speed Manual – 4×4 – Snow Plow (27″ x 81″) Auctioneer Notes: Runs, Drives and Shifted on Test Drive – To Insure Durability We Accelerated The RPM’s To 1500 In Neutral For For 60 Seconds w/o Issues Noted – Key In Office – Sells As/Is w/ Clear Title – Miles are EXEMPT on vehicles over 10 years old in State of Idaho – See Pictures For Vin & Miles”
I ran across these photos today posted by a guy who grew up in the Skyway Cliffhangers Jeep Club, a club based in my hometown of Renton. The photos below highlight the kinds of paint jobs I remember back in the 1970s. As a kid, part of the fun of going to playdays and jeep conventions was to see all the different paint schemes (colors, designs, and accents), tires choices, cage architecture, engine experimentations, and other modifications. You can see lots of old PNW Jeeping photos here:
http://rockdnlockd.forumotion.com/t644-kick-n-it-old-school
Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1719608364822401
“I have front fenders hood seats. Maybe 350 motor to go with it”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $9000.
(05/22/2018) Looks solid. Has a few minor updates.
https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/d/1947-wlllys-jeep-cj2a/6675467079.html
“1947 Willy’s Overland CJ2A. 4X4 Ready to use, stock flathead 4. driver quality, lots of new stuff runs very well.”
For those times when you need to blend with a herd of Zebras. Has a Meyer top.
https://missoula.craigslist.org/cto/d/1973-cj6-jeep/6661634319.html
“I have a rare 1973 cj6 jeep for sale.
Buick 225 v6 3 speed manual.
Runs good, good tires, tow bar, hard top and doors dual full tanks 10 and 15 gallons.
I’ve been the owner of this jeep for 27 years .”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000.
(03/22/2018) This has a few interesting mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/560991660940614
“*2 year project that is 80% complete *No Rust *Has always run well. Developed a MAJOR oil leak last fall between the engine and the gear box. It is as if the rear main seal came out completely. *Converted to 12 Volt with all new wiring *2 main power switches (Engine & Acessories) *Push button Start *Extra batteries mounted in boxes (see pictures) *Cargo box mounted with built in battery tender for all batteries *Fuse panel w/streamlight-self charging *Spot light w/dash mounted joy stick *Heated Seats *Front and Rear LED driving lights *Original 3 Speed Transmission with added overdrive (goes 60mph)”
