UPDATE: Was $5000. **SOLD**

(09/15/2013) This may be a good price.

“1953 Original steel body and frame. Buick 231 V6 completely overhauled all performance parts 10:1 comp. T176 4speed / dana 300 tcase. Fresh rebuilt dana 44 rear. 11in. brakes 5;38 gears. Origanal Fr axle also has new seals and bearings. Newgoodyear duratrax tires 31×10.50. Rancho suspension. Steel top and doors. 5 original tires. Extra parts come with. Custom 12gl rear gas tank. Power steering. Front shackle reversal for better handling. Completely new wiring harness. Tow bar set-up. Full cage roll bar. Needs some finishing touches.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7800

(12/08/2012) There are some good detail shots of the rebuild.

“For sale is my 1954 Jeep Willys CJ3B. This Jeep was bought about 3 years ago and was used as a restoration project ( as you can see from the pictures ). Engine runs excellent. 4×4 was rebuilt, including the transmission and transfer case. The engine has a new starter, coil, spark plugs, rotor and cap, wires, and a rebuilt carburator. A new custom exhaust was installed by a local professional. The Jeep has brand new shocks, brakes, brake master cylinder, wheel bearings, new steering shock and also it was recently fully aligned. The Jeep starts perfectly, and drives like all other jeeps. It was fully restored, including the break down of all body panels, fully sandblasted, rust prevention spray, 3 coats of primer, and then the final original paint color. All dash gauges and lights work, and the dash includes the original Jeep Willys 4×4 instruction plate. It has a Ramsey Winch on the front, which is controlled by a remote from inside and outside of the Jeep. As you can see in the pictures, there is an electric hookup for towing the jeep that allows the jeep’s lights to be used in towing. Since restoration, my CJ3B has been garage kept and only driven for enjoyment on the streets. This Jeep is perfect for anyone who is looking for a exceptionally unique Willys which is in perfect mechanical and physical shape, that can add upgrades to increase their enjoyment.”