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Someone got creative with the windshield.
“1942 Jeep Willy $5500 Call for more info (415)720-7402”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/1998748950.html
UPDATE: Was $3100. **SOLD**
This includes an overdrive and appears in great shape.
“1953 willys nice tires wheels 4 cyl 3 speed overdrive runs good needs paint”
It’s still 24 volt and probably pretty stock all around (except for the seats and center console). Looks like a good price.
“This jeep runs great, in good shape, M38A, 24 Volt, 4 Cylinder. Any questions call Larry 270-268-3208 or Matthew at 270-268-3206.”
http://louisville.craigslist.org/ctd/1996343016.html
No pics provided.
“project jeep has alot done; lots of extra parts; rolling chassis; brand new 33×12.5×15 tsl swampers; too much to list; bruce 206-786-8252.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
There might be some value here.
“Started to break down old truck but never had time to really get into it, so now here it is up for sale. Has two hoods. and plenty of extra parts”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“I am the third owner of this Jeep. I have done a frame off restoration, I have pictures and receipts for everything that has been done. Frame was blasted down to bare metal and then coated with epoxy primer. Rebuilt engine with new parts and receipt for machine work that was done. New clutch, new gaskets in the transmission and transfer case. 1300 miles since rebuild on new speedometer. Led rear brake lights. lined both sides of the tub which was sprayed in by the paint shop. Rebuilt steering, new steering wheel. The list goes on and on. Basically a new 1961 Jeep. It now has a jeep roll bar and bikini top not shown in the pics. I am wanting to start another build that i just bought but need to sell this one first. Email or call, thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
It appears solid.
“Runs great, all original, great collectors item, nice condition, DONT PASS UP THIS DEAL, GOING FAST HURRY CALL FOR MORE DETAILS!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
(Apr 4, 2009) My first inclination is that this is an M-38 body due to the cutouts on the passenger side. However, there’s no opening for the gas tank on the driver’s side. So, I’m gonna guess this might be an aftermarket body replacement. There are interesting shutoff valves on the rubber tubing that feeds water towards the heater core. Not sure what they are for. There was an Overdrive with this, but maybe it was sold?
“1946 Willys CJ-2A, Buick V-6, 4-speed, Dana 18 transfer case, power steering, soft top and doors, heater, newer seats front and rear, newer fuel tank, chrome rims with 31 inch all terrains. $3000 or trade. More vehicle features: 2 Door; Four Wheel Drive; Manual Transmission; Dana 44 Rear; Full Size Spare; Locking Hubs; Oversize Fuel Tank; Oversized Tires; Roll Bars.”
UPDATE: Was priced at $2500.
This might be a good price. Note the seller mentions the paint isn’t very good.
“New plugs/wires/cap/rotor/points runs great!Lights/blinkers/wipers work.Newer seat covers in great shape.Newer headliner sagging in spots.New 7.50×16″military non directional tires on 16″ pickup rims with a original 15″Goodyear military tire on original yellow rim as spare(original owners manual shows vehicle with this style of tire)Bad paint job over original paint.Very complete as far as original bits.New tailights and headlight rings and grill pieces.4 wheel drive works.Spent most of my time cleaning the vehicle up and finding correct items and installing some new wiring.Needs a parking brake cable and a fix on the heater.Definetly a attention getter.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is listed as a 1949 CJ-2A, but this appears to be a DJ-3A (note the dash and the front bumper for starters). The VIN number is particularly strange, as it looks like it has two different type of numbers. Note how the 2nd set of numbers is very light and of a different font than the first set of numbers. Something seems amiss to me.
View all the info and many pics on eBay
Here’s a pic of the VIN Plate.
And a couple other pics
