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UPDATE: I had the wrong link to Goose’s original build (thanks Dave).
Goose forwarded some images showing the addition of a half cab to his CJ-3B. Goose spotted this half cab on eWillys this summer. He worked out a deal with the seller, then set about making a few customizations so that it would fit. It sure turned out nicely! If you don’t remember Goose’s Project CJ-3B, you can see his original four-month build here.
Having lived in Salt Lake City for ten years, I know the area pretty well. So, I’m surprised by just how active the four wheel drive clubs were in the valley. For example, I just read a short article about the Utah County Jeepettes, a group of women (I think wives of jeepers) that organized events. In addition, there were Jeep Posses in Utah County, Salt Lake City, and Sevier County, Utah.
As you can see in this picture, taken at the 1970 Pioneer Jeep Rally in Bountiful, held by the Bountiful Jeep Posse, this wasn’t just about Search and Rescue. Racing had become popular, too, just as it had taken hold in many other places. The first Pioneer Jeep Rally was held in 1965. By 1970, the event attracted racers from several intermountain states. Two main events were held at the Pioneer Jeep Rallys, a hill climb and an obstacle course.
The article and picture below were published by Four Wheeler Magazine in July, 1971. To me this picture could easily have been taken above the city of Bountiful or Centerville. It looks like the staging and parking was done along the valley’s bench.
This brochure looks in good shape.
“Original, NOS, New Old Stock, 1959 JEEP Universal Model CJ-6 Part Color Sales Brochure. Presented by Willys Motors, Inc. Willys-Overland Export Corp., Toledo, Ohio….Form No. 59-10. Nicely illustrated & covers the CJ-6 Four-Wheel Drive vehicle & it’s 4-cylinder F-Head “Hurricane” Engine. Also lists specifications. Fold out brochure measures 8 5/8″ X 3 3/4″ & unfolds to 3 times the size, printed on both sides. EXCELLENT (as new!) CONDITION, clean & crisp with NO rips or tears.”
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This has a PTO, but can’t tell if it is a rear or forward.
“1946 or 47 CJ2A Jeep. Serial # 70580. Has V-8 Chevrolet motor and power take-off. Have not had running. No title. Would make a good mud-truck. If interested, call 816-632-9661.”
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/3387943499.html
This ran twenty years ago . . .
“Willy’s Jeep 1946 CJ2A. Ran when put in storage 20 years ago. $2,500. Call Michael at 906-440-8811.”
http://up.craigslist.org/cto/3387504920.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
“1947 jeep willys cj2a. Military vehicle with new tires. Lots of new stuff. 6 1/2ft myers plow. Also has winch! Very nice condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
There may be value here.
“Up for sale is a 48 willys, 98% complete, alum hard top comes with, engine needs to be rebuild. I pulled the head and looks as though one piston started to come apart at rhe ring line. block is still ok. I will sell it for $800 cash with a clear tittle or $650 without the title.”
The pictures are pretty small.
“For sale: 1951 Willys CJ3A jeep;
>Has 1967 153 cubic inch Chevy 4 cyl motor
>T-90 trans
>D-18 Transfer case
>538 gears in diff’s
>Lockout hubs (front axle)
>12 volt conversion
>5000lb Warn winch with wired remote control
>Kayline cloth top39
>Body in good/fair condition for 60 years old.
Would make great hunting 4×4 or back country hill climber.
Asking $3800.00 or make me a serious offer, ya never know.
(719) 5 nine 4 – 9 six three 4”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/pts/3387049145.html
Here’s a militarized CJ-2A at an auction on November 17, 2012.
http://classicauctions.com/auctions/2012/11-17-12/index.php
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
(10/16/2012) Ed forwarded me the following information, “i have a 55 willys in excellent shape all original except seats. mmotor runs and has only 38000 miles (orig). my neighbor owned it and gave it to me for work on 51 ford. i dont have title but if i could find serial number on frame i can get papers. i want 1500.00 cash and you can take it away”
