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No titles. Lots of parts.
“2 WILLYS CJ2A JEEPS FOR SALE. MANY USABLE PARTS. NO TITLES. GOOD MOTORS(1 REBUILT) 814-FIVE SEVEN 2-ZERO 17 FIVE. PARTS OR WHOLE”
http://erie.craigslist.org/pts/3763393258.html
UPDATE: Was $6800. **SOLD**
(04/26/2013) This looks good, but the tailgate is unusual.
“Completely restored 1948 CJ2A willies Jeep. Original rebuilt flat head four. Stripped down to frame and repainted and completely rebuilt. $6800.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(04/19/2013) The seller has listed this as a 1946 CJ-2A. It looks like the frame is 2A and the CJ-3B body is a reproduction body.
“Back on the market for $3000.00 firm”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $400.
(08/16/2012) It’s rough, but there are parts.
“i have a 1943 gpw that i need it gone it doesnt have the engine or trany
what you see is what you get”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3950
(04/03/2013) It runs. Needs work.
“FORWARD CONTROL JEEP 4X4 FC-170. NO TITLE. BILL OF SALE PROVIDED. ORIGINAL FLATHEAD INLINE 6 CYL. STILL RUNS. NO BRAKES. THIS JEEP IS ALL THERE. ALL GLASS IS GOOD EXCEPT DRIVERS SIDE WING WINDOW. RESTORABLE RARE CLASSIC THAT IS GETTING VERY HARD TO FIND.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900
(04/13/2013) Here is a narrow track FC-150.
“Jeep FC150 pick up truck from 1950’s, very rare, great project to restore. located Middletown, CT can deliver in CT for additional cost. $950 obo”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $800.
(04/09/2013) This has the column shift still.
“It has the original flat head and a three on the tree. Only 3000 made. The motor still turns. Most of the parts are military edition.
The numbers all match up. If I don’t get at least $800 I will just part it out!!!
Ryan
(503)869-0737
NO EMAILS will be returned calls only!!”
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/3729868740.html
Marc spotted these two neat photos.
“I think these pictures were maybe part of a salesman’s book or catalog. There’s not really a consistent theme. I see one Farmall tractor, some implements, a Jeep. (I believe it is marked Willys but it’s hard to tell.)
They are black and white. All have three holes punched on one side. A few have several sets of holes. Some have a sort’ve cloth backing. Others have a tab edge along the side of the picture.
I’m counting 23 pictures, but there are two more that are dupiclates. (Two of the one with a piece that looks like an arrow, and two of the farmer in the white shirt and hat.)
Size: Most are 8 x 10,” but 4 are 6 x 10.””
I don’t remember seeing another Steger appear for sale.
“This pedal car was found in the rafters of a garage in Chicago. It was purchased at an estate sale where it was found. Original wood bodu. Refurbished. Asking 550 obo”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/atq/3763768590.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This is listed as a ’52, but looks like a MB/GPW body and running gear.
“Military Jeep. Runs good, an excellent restoration project.”
