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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500
“1948 Willys jeep Restoration, near complete, runs and drives, new body, many new and rebuilt parts, clear title. cash or cashiers check only “No bank account number exchanges” “No Pay Pal”. possible trade for Polaris razor”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
This has potential.
“1961 Willys pickup truck. straight 6 motor. has been sitting for a while was running. this is a project not a daily driver. will need to be trailered or car dolly will work it’s what I use to move it. needs new glass solid floor. I was going to make it into a mud toy. looks really cool old willys. clean and clear title in hand.$900. CASH”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was listed at $2200.
“Engine runs but needs new battery. Asking for 2800 or O.B.O. Any offer will be considered. Please leave text if you reach my voicemail.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
This appears to have potential.
“1953 Jeep Willys truck, sitting for a long time looking for someone that wants to restore it I can text you some pictures on it all original”
UPDATE: Was $8500. **SOLD**
(01/22/2014) Doesn’t mention if it runs or not.
“Willys 1947 Civilian Jeep, rare 99% original, 39,000 miles, VIN# 152503, good box and tub, original top, red rims, military tires, gray body, options: hi-low plow, jump seat, original jack, grill cover, hitch. Very good original condition.”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
(12/17/2013) It runs and looks solid. Looks like it might be a good price. Other vehicles for sale, too.
“51 Willys, all original, runs great,asking $2500,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $55,000
I thought this looked like a good price, until I realize there were 3 zeros behind the ’55’. The bumper appears incorrect. The seller notes it has been used in films.
“This is a 1942 Ford GPW Military Jeep. Serial #’s on frame reflect the manufacturing date as well as the title. It is in excellent condition and Runs exceptionally. The seats are torn, but can be replaced with after market parts. It has a willy’s 4 cylinder engine that purrs like a kitten. It has the original 3 speed manual transmission and the transfer case (3 granny low gears) works well also. It even has the front wheel engage/disengage shifter. All guages, anti-aircraft lights, gun racks, first aid kit, spare tire, etc, are all still installed and work. The only thing not original are the new 11″ brakes. I swapped the 9″ for the 11″ because this is something that I wanted to drive around town, and the smaller/old style brakes wouldn’t cut it. I still have the original brakes to give to you if you ever want it perfectly restored. This is a one of a kind Vehicle. It has been used in many films also, so there is financial gain if you choose to put it out for time period movies and tv. Email me for questions.”
UPDATE: Was $6000. **Status Unknown**
This looks pretty stock, but pics are a little dark.
“Serious buyers only- please call for questions. Truck runs.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“Have a few things to sell and would like to let go as a package.
First is the blue 47 Willys. Runs well, 4 wheel drive works, breaks work, re-upholstered front seat s on original frames, later model rear seat. Currently have Jeepster rims on it with good tread but have original rims with 6.50-16 tires. Body had bondo on it and there is fatigue in other places. Enough to work with if you want.
Next is a green 47 Willys that runs and 4 wheel drive works. Engine is worn but doesn’t smoke, breaks work as I had replaced all line and cylinders over the years. Original seat frames front and rear.
Have a spare engine block minus intake/exhaust manifold and other miscellaneous parts.
Last is an Artic Top that needs glass and rubber and door latches. These were used by the military in the Artic as it is Aluminum with foam rubber inside for insulation.
All a good deal for someone interested in working with them.”
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/cto/4321037205.html
It appears in good shape.
“Runs great! It is a Ford GPW Original 1943 Jeep, and comes with “F” on bolts and parts. Original restored frame, original engine runs perfectly, 6V electrical system, original restored seats. matching frame and engine serial numbers. Newer canvas top and seat cushions. One of the windows still has the “Ford” stamp! Five combat wheels. Axe, shovel and Jerry can included. Restoration by a Museum Professional. ALL gauges are working. Recently exchanged the original 6V starter with the more reliable modern starter, avoiding starter issues and battery bleed. But original starter provided with sale. A parade vehicle which generates lots of smiles!
Painted with markings of 2e DB, 4 RBFM (Régiment Blindé des Fusiliers Marins), “La Galante” which first liberated Paris on August 25, 1944″
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/980793?ad_cid=5
