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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
This appears nice.
“nice 1947willys cj2 jeep 4×4 only 2 owners only 23,000 miles very solid like new canvas half top original except 12 volt alt PTO also new upholstery and warn hubs this is a rare find on a vechile in great shape 7,500 or reasonable.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was eBay.
It’s missing a few things.
“Up for sale is a 1960 Willys FC-150. Mostly complete it is missing the driveshafts and starter. Has the 134 F-head 4cyl. with T-90 and spicer 18 transfer case. Engine turns over fine by hand, was running 2 yrs ago. Trans and T-case shift into gears fine. Body is decent, glass is good, has a pto on it. Would make a fun little project, havent seen alot of these things!! Does have a little rust in the floors, not much and its on flat panels, so easy fix! To many projects and it has to find a new home, thank you!!”
Hard to say what value is here.
‘4 cylinder twin stick transfer case $400.00 859-588-0321″
http://lexington.craigslist.org/pts/2417311711.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $300. This appears to be great price.
You can read about the differences between the Warn and the Husky at Herm’s site.
“I have a complete overdrive unit for a willys Dana 18 transfercase. This is a Husky model made during the same era as the original warn ones. I also the T90 and Dana 18 that it was bolted to. Take every thing for $400.”
“For Sale 1 Used as is Willys Jeep T 90 Transmission and Spicer Transfer case. The T 90 was the standard 3 speed used in Willys Jeep CJ 2A, CJ 3A, CJ 3B, CJ 5, Willys Wagon, Truck, Panel Truck, Jeepster, M38, M38A1, FC 150, FC 170 from 1945 to 1971 and many other brands. The transmission shifter arm has been but cut but the tranfer case ones are fine. Call me with any questions, 412-304-8622.”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/2414426452.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6800.
“1952 WIlly’s jeep with 350 motor. Has new: rear end, painless wiring kit, Corbeau seats, gages, battery, starter, Chevy tilt wheel column, shocks, exhaust, fan and block hugger headers. 4 barrel Edelbrock carburetor and bigger aluminum radiator. The jeep is about 80-85% redone. Runs strong, 4wheel drive works great, downside: tranny just lost gears, only has 3rd, but I will give you a tranny that I have its a Ford 4 speed top loader with reverse which is over and down.”
While not jeep specific, there will be jeeps at this swap meet, which will be at the Idaho Motor Pool in Fruitland, Id. When I cruised past the property on I-84 last night, I saw at least 2 M38A1s, one flattie, and a m-151.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150
Brett spotted this unusual and one-of-a-kind pedal car.
“Hand made on old pedal car frame was done in the 70’s by a guy who lived by my parents one of a kind in good shape missing one pedal. seat moves for different size kids.”
I wouldn’t describe this as “an easy project”, but there’s plenty here with which to work.
“this is an extremely rare and desirable cj2a with the “Jeep A Trench” option,it is complete but will need full restoration ,the trencher attachment is in very good condition and seems to have been used very little ,the engine is complete and unaltered ,it does turn nd was running when parked but again this will need to be restored. it also has the rare dual wheel option with reverse disc wheels in the front.this is an easy project wince it is mostly complete , it has sat for many years until a shed deteriorated so it has weathered quite a lot.
I havent the time of funds to restore so am selling to the high bidder ,there is no title but will come with bill of sale.unit must me picked up in ky zip 40051. I will be happy to take any pics or answer any questions .{misfit41@aol.com} 270 272 3660 ,thanks,Tim”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
It appears solid, but i suspect that body is a bit more dented then the pics suggest.
“Nice little Jeep – it has never been registered or titled. Was a farm vehicle. Originally from Texas so body metal is in good shape. I had a plow frame mounted on it but never plowed with it. It also has a tow bar. I have extra parts: steering colum, original seats, military canvas, manuals,etc. The price is $4500 or best offer. I had this at our hunting camp in WI but moved to MA so I realy don’t use it any more. I may consider a trade for a duck hunting/fishing boat or a street bike.”
