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UPDATE: Still Available.
“19552 Jeep CJ3A, i have done a full restoraton to this jet, and tried my best to keep everything as stock as possible.
I also have a full shed filled with jeep parts from axles to fenders and gauges”
http://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/5512925188.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Includes an OD.
“KAISER JEEP 1960s EVERY THINGS THERE EXCEPT GRILL AND RADIATOR WAS RUNNING LAST YEAR, STARTED WORKING ON IT AND DONT HAVE TIME, $1500”
UPDATE: No longer for sale
(02/11/2016) The pic of the side makes it look a little rough, but I suspect that’s just a photo flaw.
“1964 Jeep CJ3B
F 134 4cyl engine
T-90 trans
Model 18 transfer case
Rear 44 rear end.
Warn overdrive unit.
Bestop top and doors
Heater and defrost
Turn signals
Electric and vacuum windshield wipers
Horn
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UPDATE: Price dropped to $6500.
(03/17/2016) Appears worth a look.
“this a Korean war USMC jeep runs great has original 24volt system clean title $7500-OBO”
http://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/5488974866.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Looks solid.
“I have a 1950 Willys M38 jeep for sale . It runs and drives great. Tub has very very little rust, jeep is complete and missing no parts. Only rust is small spot on drivers floor area, all hat channels and underside are in excellent condition. All original engine and drive train/ 24 volt system still working and intact. Needs minor work and restoration to be a show vehicle or trailer queen. Restored these fetch upwards of 17,000$. I drive the vehicle weekly around murrells inlet. This is a chance to own a piece of history. Very hard to find in this condition!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,600
(10/18/2015)
“Restored..new top..runs great”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Appears worth a look.
“Good condition and paint daily driver title”
Looks promising. Only one pic provided.
“totally restored 1946 willys cj2a”
http://vermont.craigslist.org/cto/5502207713.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $12,900.
(03/12/2016) Looks in good shape.
“1946 Willys CJ2A. I found this wonderful Willys/Jeep in dry storage where it has been since 1987. It was last driven then. It was repainted once in the late 1970’s. 1979 is what I was told. I don’t claim to be a jeep expert but I have been restoring muscle cars for 30 years. I don’t recall seeing anything any vehicle cleaner than this Willys. It is in astounding condition for a 70 year old vehicle. I own a repair garage and as such went through this Willys mechanicals from end to end. Fluids all drained refilled. I rebuilt the fuel pump, master cylinder and carburetor. I removed the oil pan to check for debris, clean and reseal. The entire fuel system was cleaned spotless to remove all old fuel residues. Plugs and points were installed. Upon completion of all this work, I hit the starter button and the original engine fired immediately and runs perfectly. Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
(03/23/2016) Nice vintage CJ-5, though the tails lights don’t look stock. But, that’s trivial.
“1961 CJ-5 Bone Stock / Totally un-molested. F-Head 134 Hurricane 4 Cylinder / 3 Speed Transmission T 18 twin shift transfer case. Everything on the jeep works. Jeep has new springs and shocks, shackle nuts and bolts and Fresh a oil change.The heater even works, but will need the heater core replaced. It has a small drip. Hard top is in great condition, one of the best hard tops I have ever seen. As you can see from the pictures there is slight surface rust on the hard top, just scratches. The body is very straight. The jeep has always been kept in garage. The body has minor rust as you can see from the picture. At some point in its life the jeep received a matching sky blue second paint job. The passenger side floor board is the worst and will need to be fixed, but this a pretty simple job. Tires have good tread and I have a spare pair of studs.
I was thinking modifying this jeep, but I can’t bring myself to molest a Jeep this nice. It’s a true survivor It’s almost impossible to find a 55 year old CJ-5 in this condition. I’m looking for a Tuxedo Park Mark IV. Drive it home tomorrow or tow it with the tow bar. Bring a 2″ Ball. I drive this Jeep every weekend to Garage Sales. I bought it from the original owner with 34,000 miles. They put $2,000 worth of work into it in 2014. Water Pump, Battery, Radiator, Fuel Tank, New Carb, Fuel Line, New Fan Belt, Ignition, Starter, Etc. Etc. Etc. I also have pristine period correct collectors license plates I might throw in for the right price. I also have a Dana 30 front axle with discs and completely rebuilt and restored Ramsey PTO winch. I would have to adjust the price if you wanted me to include these too.
$6,000 OBO or trade for a Tuxedo Park Mark IV CJ5 or CJ6 I will give you cash to make up the balance if the Tuxedo Park if it’s really nice.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6250.
(10/06/2013) “Must sell my beautiful flatfender jeep, very nicely rebuilt including many, many new parts. All stock except for it was converted to 12 volts with an alternator. My first car was a ’47 Willys CJ2A, which I bought when I was 16 and sold when I was 26 because I needed a truck for my business. This Jeep was an attempt to recapture the good ol’ days, which really aren’t that easy to get back at 59! My attention is now on restoring a Jeep FC 170 and I need to sell the old ’46 to finance the project. It’s got a clear title and is ready to run.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was on eBay.
Has great restoration potential.
“1947 Willys Overland “Jeep” 2-wheel drive station wagon model 4-63
In late 1946 Jeep introduced the first all steel body station wagon, supposedly because of the advances in steel manufacturing and rolling perfected during WWII. Before that time all station wagons were “woodies”, with wooden side panels. I purchased this Jeep in 1972, with 52,000 miles on the odometer, in San Francisco from the original owner, a taxi cab driver who only drove it on vacation. It then became a semi – daily driver until about 19 years ago where it retired in my driveway due to insurance costs and a growing family. I have changed the oil and started the Jeep periodically, however the carburetor needs some work. It runs if gas is dribbled into the carburetor.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(01/28/2016) Appears worth a look.
“Time to sell my jeep. Need to down size and will not be able to totally restore as I would like. Been a great jeep that I bought in 2000 and had a lot of fun with. Has been stored in a barn for last 10 years until I had to bring it down to Aurora. Runs good needs some work or would be great original jeep for restoration. All original with some extra original parts. Will consider reasonable offers..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000
Dan spotted this nice looking wagon.
“A short history of this 1962 Jeep Willys Utility Wagon: it was originally purchased in late 1962 by Motherlode Bank of Placerville, CA for use by the bank in evaluating rural properties for potential mortgages. The president of the bank bought the truck from the bank when he retired, and he left it to his son who later gave it to his nephew, who kept it on a farm near Modesto, CA. The nephew later sold it to a northern California real estate appraiser who was evaluating the farm and saw it in a barn, and he sold it to me in 2010. I found the vehicle online and had it shipped to Georgia, after many discussions with the owner and a thorough inspection in California.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500.
“Flat 4 cyl 3-speed manual transmission with high and low range, 4WD. Original condition maintained. Complete engine overhaul (Reynolds Automotive Machine Shop in Bakersfield,CA. Driven approx. 500 miles since. Recent oil change and tune-up.
REBULT: transmission, transfer case, starter, carburetor, steering mechanism, and emergency brake.
NEW: radiator core, battery, brakes, tires, shock absorbers, spark plug wires, gas tank, front and rear axle bearings, races and seals, oil in front and rear differentials.
ADDED: seat belts and side mirror.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
(01/12/2016) This might make a good restoration. Or, just drive as is.
“Offering my 1956 Willy Jeep for sale. 11 years ago I picked up from the winery orchard and I am the second owner to restore it with many dreams but never happened. Due to my unforeseen circumstances, I have to let it go with the reasonable best offer. Staying in the garage for over 10 years, I rebuilt the carburetor, new electric fuel pump, gas hot tank, new distributor cap, plug and wires. Things need to be fixed are, part of the wiring for the head lights, brake lights, horn and minor wiring replacement on the voltage regulator and rust with hole on the passenger side panel. If the price is right I can rewire for you. Jeep runs well and you will be amazed how it drives.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900
Looks solid. Includes an overdrive.
“All original
L Head 134
3 Speed with Overdrive
Aluminum Hardtop
Converted to 12 Volt”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
(10/21/2016) Has a little rust.
“1948 2wd willys pickup – second owner -garaged – 57K – some rust but structurally very sound – runs well – reliable”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
(02/11/2016) Too bad the plastic on the top is in such poor shape. Cool old top.
“Willys Jeep 1947: 39,000 miles, original condition, paint, tires rims, never dented, clean restore-able condition. This rare Willys is loaded with extra options: jump seat, wipers, plow, full canvas top, engine original, has all clips on nuts nothing looks worked on. Found in a barn. Has the original key. Very nice civilian Willys. Price is firm. Serious inquires only. No text messages please.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3950.
If it runs, maybe worth a look. Seems to be missing a rear wheel.
“1953 willys jeep pick up 4×4 all original not much rust asis nice barn find call”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,900.
Great looking wagon.
“1962 Willy’s wagon , 4 x 4 , 3 spd , Hi-low range , L-226 Hurricane In-line 6 cyl , 55 K original miles , Ready for summer cruising”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No price.
Glenn spotted this one. This may prove to be worthy of being called ‘collectible’.
“1970 Jeepster Commando
Convertible. Excellent condition. Approximately 4500 original miles. 8,000 lb Ramsey winch. Yellow. One owner. Runs perfectly. New starter and battery. All reasonable offers considered.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
“This was my dads. He ordered it in 1965 in Phoenix. I have every paper since that day. I inherited it 19 years ago and have done my best to enjoy it and keep it as amazingly original as it has always been. It has 34K original miles, it has never had a tow hitch on it. He mostly pulled it behind his truck for hunting. I transport it on a trailer. 4 years ago I was afraid it might start to rust (I moved to Montana) so I painted it with concept paint in the original paint code (Indian ceramic). I haven’t hooked everything up since painting (like the wipers and heater, and) but I have EVERY PART.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $18,500.
This FC is supposed to be all original, including paint.
“(antique, classic, four wheel drive)For sale is an original 1963 Willys Jeep FC170 still in the original owners name. Original paint red and white. The best original interior on one of these that I’ve ever seen. And I’ve owned over 100. 29,000 original miles. Original paperwork and keys. 8′ Meyers snowplow. Koenig PTO driven winch at front of bed. Steers like butter. 6 cylinder, 3 speed. Hands down the best ORIGINAL FC170 I know of. They’re only original once. From my personal collection. $18500. ”
