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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: SOLD! Was listed at $7000.
This appears worth a look.
“Has radio equipment, etc., can send more photos”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
“1954 Willys Hi-Hood Jeep, collector plates, fairly stock 4 cyl with overdrive, new rad and water pump, runs well, LED tail and turn signals, Alum wheels and decent swampers, tow bar, extra boxed postal jeep chassis with brand new springs and shocks. no trades.”
UPDATE: This sold for $1700 and is being restored!
This runs and appears pretty solid.
“1942 willys jeep motor runs good, & has a original flat head four cylinder. Would make great restoration project. Asking $2000. Will consider trades.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900
There may be some value here.
“1946 Willys Jeep with original motor (needs rebuild, does not run). Frame, fenders etc no holes, just surface rust. Has roll bar, intact windshield, also two additional (pre-1960s) windshields with cracked glass. The seats and motor inside jeep are not Willys but can be included or removed if you desire. No title. Flatbed delivery is negotiable. I am willing to entertain all offers and will keep contact info with offer until the end of April then highest offer takes it.”
No pics provided.
“Model FC170 Rare all original
Price firm
call 530-354-0807
for more info
Mike”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
This looks solid.
“At 65 yrs of age, this one certainly qualifies as an antique. It has a new top, and a newly re-built flat head 4 cyl engine w/ 3spd transmission. You really need to see this one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Needs work, but runs.
“1944 WILLY JEEP W/Registration. Of course Needs Work ! Runs, New tires and Tailgate.”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
“1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A
This Willys is setting on an original L134 drive train. It has been lifted and has P225/75R-15 tires in good condition (no spare). The Jeep runs and moves down the road, even the brakes work, but it still has repair issues. This is a project Jeep. It would make an excellent addition to a hunting lease or ranch/farm.
The body is in servicable condition. The front fenders and body have some rust-through but are still solid. It has been chopped up a bit by previous owners. It’s a Colorado Jeep so rust is minimal.
The engine runs strong with no smoking. It has a new 12V starter, new fuel pump, new fuel filter and new Solex carburetor. The distributor has been replaced recently by a previous owner. The drive train has also been worked on recently, the transmission and transfer case and drive shafts appear rebuilt, and a heavy duty shackle lift has been installed. Lock-out hubs are installed but are mismatched.
Electrical system is serviceable. All gauges appeared to work except the temperature. The speedometer is not hooked up.
The tow bar is substantial and has a built-in storage box between the frame rails. There’s also twin 2-liter jerry cans that mount on the tow bar.
The soft top is in good condition. There is a full-cage roll bar installed.
Repair issues:
1. The ignition key is lost. A replacement ignition is included.
2. The fuel tank needs to be flushed or replaced. Which requires removing the seats, which is…
3. Someone installed over-stuffed sedan seats and a small diameter steering wheel. The problem is the home-built seat frames have been welded to the body. You have to chop out the drivers seat in order to get the fuel tank out. It needs different seating anyway.
4. Needs choke and throttle cables installed (included).
5. Ross steering box needs to be rebuilt or replaced. Which means getting the steering wheel off. I was afraid to look at that. The Willys steers okay for off-road use, it just won’t last too long. I will even throw in a used replacement.
6. Front shocks need to be installed (included).
7. Skid plate is missing.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $850.
(07/09/2011) No pics provided.
“I have a 1946 willys for sale it needs work has no tranny or transfer case the motor was running when parked it has a ford pinto motor tub is in alright shape needs a little work on floor board it is a project jeep you can reach me at 805-245-1371 ask for jason also i dont have paper work on it it is a old ranch jeep ”
This still needs some work.
“1962 Willys…95% restored. NC title. Runs great. No rust.
$5200
Joe (828) 394-0950”
http://www.jeeptruck.com/sale/salebd/adb103/adb103.html
