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UPDATE: I think these have been sold. They were listed at $2100
Here’s a good package.
“I have two willys wagons. One is a ’53 and one is a ’57. The ’53 runs and the ’57 is a parts rig that has all the chrome pieces and original pieces. The running ’53 willys has a buick 231 oddfire that runs and drives.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay for $1000.
“This is a 1967 jeep cj5 DUALLY. My understanding is that is was owned by the Texas DOT and was used as an auger. The oil in the engine is black, but there is no apparent water in it. The engine compartment is dusty, but VERY complete. It has an alternator instead of generator. I feel with a little cleaning/tuning the engine would run. ( I have revived engines that looked 10 times worse!) The bad, The tranny cover was left loose and water penetrated it as well as the t-case (the drain plug was missing) so they are seized. The windshield is cracked. Both drive shafts are present, but disconnected due to frozen tranny and t-case. The frame has a 1/2 inch thick plate from the front bumper to the rear bumper following the contours of the frame on the outside of the frame rails. THEY ARE BOLTED TO THE FRAME and appear to be manufactured, not made by some some monkey with a torch. The rear axle is a monster, my understanding is that it is a Dana 70. There is a fuel tank, heavier than normal and with no sending unit hole. There are no seats, and the center most portion of the transmission flloor cover near the shifter is missing. The body is surprisingly lacking in rust. There is a minimal amount in the normal locations, but even the hat channels are in good shape. Please ask any questions before bidding, I am willing to help load the vehicle but the buyer is responsible for transportation. ******I just noticed in a couple of the pictures there are side steps that are NOT on the jeep any longer!*******”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $3000.
This looks like a pretty good price even with the wrong motor.
“this is a 1945 Gpw ford jeep it does not have the origianal motor it has a L head engine off of a later model jeep, the jeep also has a warren winch works great. please email if you have questions.
thanks, derek”
UPDATE: Was $2200. **SOLD**
This sounds like a solid truck.
“1961 Willys Pickup 4 wheel drive with manual Overdrive. All stock, flathead six with three speed. Electric fuel pump is only modification. Everything works! Current street registration with title in hand. Farm Truck so it has dents and rust. Nothing that isn’t fixable or replaceable. Floors are solid. Doors and bed have rust. Runs Great.”
It runs, drives and has a plow!
“61954 Willy’s Jeep with plow L-head 4cyl
Runs, drives 4 wheel drive works well.
Used to plow my driveway all winter.
Body is rough tub is homemade. Side and rear glass busted not much electrical works was converted to 12v it does charge.
Drivetrain is complete and functional plow goes up and down.
price is firm
Call Joel 603-381-9889”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/2258693180.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Looks solid.
“JEEP WILLYS 52 M38 FLAT FENDER ,4CYL ,GOOD MOTOR AND TRANY, WITH PTO WINCH NEEDS DRIVE LINE. NEW SOFT TOP ,GOOD TIRES 70% RESTORD , NEW SEATS FRONT WITH BACK BENCH,NO RUST, HAVE PINK INHAND,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(09/12/2010) This seller sounds like he has a couple jeeps. Last year he drove back a ’46 CJ-2A from Oakdale to Winnemucca (when it stopped running).
“Selling 1945 willys jeep CJ2a. Last fall put on new tires, seat covers, correct muffler and hardware.Original items: Military style steering wheel, horn, oil filter, windshield tiltout hinges, and military rearend. Has correct windshield fold down wingnuts, vaccum wiper, passenger manual wiper, oil filter, spare tire mount, tailgate chains and Original oak blocks on hood. Frame solid, battery tray in good shape, has generator shield, master cylinder shield and working parking brake. All lights work, including dash light. Engine # 11594, located on right side of block behind oil filter, Body #1428, taigate #1428, serial # 11325, on dash and frame. tags on firewall missing because of, you know what, heater mod. and differentials I can make out date 45. Column shift missing and floor shift installed. T- 84 trans was used, which pretty much makes this a full WW-II chassis.”
Milleage is 66,900. After being around this jeep, I believe it to be original. Thats my guess, it may not be. Original color paster green, autumn yellow rims. Engine does smoke a little, It’s a WW-II smoke screen option, LOL. Floors solid, a little rot on bottom of hat channels ( very minimal) Steps are solid and hold when stepped on. Any questions please ask and left room for more pictures if there’s something you want to see. This jeep has ‘nt been restored, it’s in its original shape after 65 years. Thanks.”
I made my way, through snow, sleet, and plenty of rain, to Seattle this evening. So, if I get a chance to do updates, they’ll be pretty late.
I’m not quite sure where this image originated, but it was the only ‘Willys Tattoo’ I could find when I did a search on it (for no particular reason other than curiosity). Everything is backwards, so I’m wondering if it was taken using a mirror.
UPDATE: **Sold**
I have this chrome scattershield I doubt I’ll be using. There weren’t many made, so it is an unusual piece.
