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UPDATE: **SOLD** WAS $600.
Only 2 of the 4 cylinders run?
“1967 i believe jeep mail van.It is 4×4 the motor runs but on 2 cyl.”
UPDATE: Was $3900. **SOLD**
(11/11/2009) This would rock at a drive in movie!
“1951 Willys complete engine overhaul just finished. This Willy runs like its new. Its a 3 speed 4X4 with high and low diff. I converted it to a hunting rig 2 years ago and used it for one hunting season. It has been stored for the last year and a half until I decided to sell it. A total engine overhaul was completed last week and it runs great. It has new heavy duty shocks,new springs with extra leafs to support the high rack and the tires are in great shape as well as the spare.. My dad and I built the high rack and installed some really comfortable pickup seats up top. There is a power port up top for a spotlight. It has a tow bar and is wired with a harness for lights while towing. This is a great vehicle for hunting. It can be picked up in Ft Worth Texas. Cash only”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Based on the price, it might be worth a look, though it appears to have an updated engine.
“1942 Ford GPW jeep 4 x 4, great for hunting lease or to restore! Engine is good-chevy two. Needs new or rebuild transmission and transfer case. Needs a little TLC, but a really nice project.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4494.
There are some body dings, but otherwise looks nicely stock.
“This 1966 Jeep CJ5 is ready for the roads! This fun little jeep spent its life on a ranch here locally, but after 44 years it was traded in. So we ran through it and fixed everything that it needed. Jeep drives down the road great and is ready for some fun.
1966 CJ5 Basics:
44,072 Miles
“Hurricane” F-Head 134 I4
T-90 3 Speed standard
Dana 18 Transfer case
Dana 27 Front axle with Warn Premium hubs
Dana 44 Rear axle
Hard top with full doors and crank windows.
New Seats
What we did:
Inspection, oil change and detail.
Painted frame
New Belt
Repaired Radiator
New battery and cables
New turn signals”
UPDATE: This is now on eBay
(05/18/2010) It looks like a good, solid little runner.
“Jeep has been in the family over 30 years and is looking for a family for the next 30 years. Mechanically has been fully gone over and runs and drives great. Dana 40 rear axle. Warn overdrive. Ford 2.3 4 cylinder. New Carb. New Fuel Pump. New Gas Tank. Great tires. Newer top. Clean Title.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(04/17/2010) This looks in great condition, ready to hit the trails.
“1951 Willy’s Jeep. Spring over lift. Buick V6. Power steering. Caddy steering column. Posi’s front and rear. Line lock. Clean/Clear title. Back seat. $4000.00 The jeep is located in CA- but if your a SERIOUS buyer we will bring it over here to NV.We need to sell our 1951 Willy’s Jeep. Here are some pictures- email me if you would like to see more pictures or to see it in person! Please email us with a phone number we can reach you at and we will call you in the evening!! Thank you!!”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/1914530002.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/15/2010) This includes an extra engine.
“1952 M38 Willys Jeep; Have original 24V waterproof 4 cylinder engine. I also have Henry J Super Sonic 4 cylinder engine for it. Have all parts for engine. Some rust… But GOOD condition for a 1952!
Or will trade for 16′ or bigger v haul fishing boat! Please call – 219-961-6248. Brokers need not to call!!!”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/cto/1914240055.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
(08/09/2010) A Warn OD is included.
“1953 Willy 3B Jeep (Runs); F Head 4 cylinder; 3 speed transmission with Waren Overdrive; Asking $1500”
Another project Colin wanted to share with readers was this CJ-3A he restored. As I understand it, this was his project before he purchased this DJ-3A Surrey. After purchasing the Surrey, he turned the CJ-3A project over to his son who seems to be doing just fine with it.
Colin writes, “Here are some photos of our CJ3A project. It is actually by serial number a 1952, but wasn’t sold until 1953, so was titled as a 53 (Pretty typical of Willys products). I bought it in late 2006 and it hadn’t run in about 6 years. After getting it running, I decided to do a body off restoration on it. The mechanicals were pretty good, with a new engine with less than 500 miles on it, and it had been upgraded to 12 volts and larger 11 inch brakes. It had a CJ2A windshield on it, which I prefer over the CJ3A style. It was yellow and my wife is not fond of yellow. I found the original Luzon Red paint underneath the dash, so decided to paint it Luzon Red to match the Luzon Red of our Jeepster. Work progressed and I took a break from it and in December 2009, I found the Surrey for sale. At that point, I couldn’t pass on the Surrey and our oldest son, Lee said he would take over the CJ3A, but he wasn’t going to paint it red. I had already powdercoated the wheels and put new NDT 600×16 tires on the rolling chassis. There was still some body work that needed to be done before painting. Lee finished up the bodywork and we got the paint done 3 weeks ago. We started putting it back together and now we only need to do some of the small details and the wiring to be done. The latest photos don’t give a true color, but it is sort of a Butternut yellow or beige.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
Sebastian writes, “He is asking $5000. The car looks great, and the engine was totally rebuilt a few years back. As far as I could see everything was original.”
