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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
Dan forwarded this interesting engine.
“Here is a willys overland f block engine with what seems to a some experimental engineering . There is what looks like direct injection at the spark plugs and it seems to be an early flathead with and overhead valve conversion. . I’m not a willys expert but this is what I’m gathering from my research on this one . It’s definitely some engineers dream and well done of you ask me . Come take a look at it of your interested. ”
UPDATE: This collection is still available
(06/23/2013) Pamela is helping her father sell his 1944 MB, Converto Trailer, and Parts. While the jeep has been rebuilt in the past, it hasn’t been started in some time. Email Pamela for more information: prwbrim1622@hotmail.com
UPDATE: Was listed at $9900
“ 1953 Willys Wagon. 35,000 original miles, 4 WD, completely stock except converted to 12 volt. Runs great and is in very good condition. 1 owner, always garaged. Winch is not included. Located in Central Oregon.”
Dan spotted this stock J-20.
“For Sale: 1964 Willys Truck 4X4(Time Machine): S/N 2406F11452. I bought this truck from the oringial owners estate in Atlanta,Ga. in the early ’90s restored it. Brought it to Fla. in 1999 when I moved. Orinigal engine got tired(still have it) so I replaced it(2007) with a fresh 1968 302ci out of a ’69 Mustang project I bought drove it a little(500mi or less) then parked it and moved on to other projects. Been sitting since 2008. Was going to mess with it but starter went out. Had the stater rebuilt but havn’t installed it. Squirrels got to spark plug wires, so havn’t had it running! Have pics of oringial owner with truck etc. Has 1965 topper on it. Great project. $3500obo..Best to CALL! Cell#813-787-6689. If this add is up it’s still for sale.Thanks for looking.”
http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/cto/4051908283.html
UPDATE**SOLD** Was $2500.
Steve’s friend is selling this jeep. It has a 2A body.
“1950-51 Willys Military M38. The tub is off a 46 CJ2a. It is still 24 volt. The frame, grill, engine, drivetrain, and Arctic Top are all original m38. It has a new fuel tank and sender, new waterproof ignition parts, water pump. It also comes with new steering parts, new brake parts and master cylinder. The seat frames are painted and it has new od green canvas covers. The aluminum hard top is an original military overland “Arctic Top”. The ignition parts have been replaced and the carb has been rebuilt. The engine runs and I have driven it around the parking lot, but the brakes do not work (there are new brake parts included). The Tub has some rust, but the rest of the body is in decent shape. I had planned to replace the tub with an original M38 tub whenever I found one. This is a great restoration project. It is currently titled as a 1946 CJ2a. $2500 OBO
We were told when we bought it that it was used on the Boone, IA reserve base many years ago.
Email with question and I can give you my number and we can talk about it.
Not looking for trades. Thankyou”
This looks good.
“I have here a 1981 J-Ten Jeep Truck 4 Speed 4×4
This Truck you never see in the condition this truck runs amazing
It start right up every time
only has 68k original miles on it
This truck is very clean no rips nor stains
This truck is my baby but i have to let it go need a good mpg car
No Trades don’t ask
Absolute nothing wrong with this beautiful truck
The 4X4 works amazing
Selling for 6000 or best offer
my number is 3605898633 please text if you have any questions or if your in any interest”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/4049371148.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
This has a few updates, like those suicide doors.
“this old rat has had some extensive thought and money put in it its on an s10 frame has a 318 dodge engine and a automatic 727 torkflite tranny power steering disc brakes it a cruiser front doors are suiside back hatch open split style all the interior is finished in teak and cedar nice wood floor with strips in the floor all the bells and whistles tons of lights, bucket seats with a jump seat in the back , dual exhaust led lights, all new gauges, speedo and a tack all mounted in the dash ready to drive or show asking 8,000”
No pics provided.
“Warn overdrive for Dana model 18 transfer case complete with shifter and linkage $500.00 530-367-2443”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price
It’s a bondo-mobile.
“CJ2A Jeep: rough shape, have parts”
My Aunt dropped by for a visit last night, so no posts until about mid day on Tuesday.
Here are a couple vintage shots to entertain until I get to updates courtesy of Charles. The first three are Belgian army photos.
