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No pictures.
“have old jeep for sale, needs alot of work, no title but cheep call or text 316-3466 or 290-0707”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
The motor probably isn’t original and smokes as well.
“1950 Willys CJ3 – Newer tires, great hunting vehicle, runs great. Everything works, smokes a little. $6000.00 firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
(04/17/2012) This is only 2wd. Looks nice though.
“Restored with 350 C.I. and 700 R4 transmission – 4×2 automatic. Must see to truly appreciate.Too many details to list on restoration work. Fun to drive. THE PRICE IS FIRM! Would consider trade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
(03/15/2012) Hard to say just how much value is here.
“I DO have a Kansas title to it!!
The running gear and engine seem to be in working order, the engine does turn over freely, and was last running about 10 years ago.
There is a “rebuild tag on the engine dated 12/12/44. The engine and transmission (T84) are both Ford and have the “F” on the bolts. The oil filter is also marked for ARMY use.
It has the two front seats, glove box on the passenger side( one information plate is missing), the fire extinguisher bracket is still intact, and the original foot pedals are there. ALSO, throwing in a ton of extra parts!!
The tub is rough (mainly floor pan rust), but easy to restore, the frame has previous damage the the front horns,
and has been sitting for 45 years. The fenders are in good condition, but them and the hood are homemade (good looking work though).
Things that are missing is the back seat, windshield frame, and rear drive shaft, and some gauges.
If you have more questions feel free to ask”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
(08/07/2012) Dan spotted this parkway conversion.
“1955 willys utilty wagon 2 seats mostly stock origanal super hurricane 6 cyl engine that runs good and sounds solid 3 spd transmission, 2 stick transfer case and pto driven winch, also has the rare rear barn doors instead of tailgate .To many projects and not enough time yall know the story”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250.
(08/15/2012)
“Willis Jeep, 1956 cj3, Runs and Drives good, 4 wheel drive works, original body and drive train, Good jeep to restore.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(02/10/2012) The fenders appear to have an unusual mod in the front. The body looks more like a replacement fiberglass body than a ’48 body. The rear axle looks CJ-2Aish. Overall it looks like a solid build.
“1948 WILLYS JEEP ON 1942 GPW FRAME. RUNS AND DRIVES WELL. VERY GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. WINCH AND SOFT TOP (NOT PICTURED) INCLUDED $4995 208-FIVE 7 THREE-SIX TWO 5 FIVE”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/3238222213.html
Here’s a photograph from a December 1941 issue of Mechanix Magazine that shows a Ford GP participating in war games at the dawn of the US’s official entry into WWII.
http://blog.modernmechanix.com/news-of-war-and-defense/
Steve forwarded this video of Tim’s jeep Priority running the Hill Climb at the Adventure Park in Monroe, Washington. I don’t know anything about the Park, but here’s a link to the website. Here’s an article about the “Prison Break” event. Here’s the Facebook page.
Priority is powered by an aluminum V-8 followed by a Ford Top-loader four speed that used to be in my father’s jeep. It’s got a Parkette fiberglass body with a Bobcat hood. He runs an independent suspension that has been updated since I last saw the jeep, so I’m looking forward to my next climb underneath it.
