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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600
CJ-3A body on a CJ-5 chassis.
“I have a decent body sitting on a later CJ5 rolling frame (maybe a 1968?). I also have a 225 V6 in storage.
I MAY have some paperwork for this to generate a title, but that is not guaranteed so we’ll have to talk and see what I can find.
Email me through craigslist with Willys in the subject, and send your phone number or email for me to contact you.
No scammers, no paypal, no shipping, no escrow so don’t bother trying.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15000
“Up for sale is a very clean 1948 Jeepster 30 y.o. paint.
It just underwent a mechanical restoration locally.
Have receipts. Original 4 cyclinder with overdrive, runs
like a top. Would consider trade for ’57 T-bird or early Bronco
up or down. Fresh AZ title. If it’s not in Sun City West it’s stored
in El Mirage.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500.
(11/18/2013) I think the seller means this jeep has been garaged its whole life (rather than it’s been in a garage since 1950). The rear driveline has to be replaced.
“49 Willy’s jeep This is a project that don’t need a lot of work to fix, unless you want a super Bad Ass Willy’s. However it is pretty sick the way it is, It needs the rear end re-welded my son was going to put a four link and coils and move the rear end back 6 inches or so but never got around to finishing it. It has a shortened ford 9 inch with a Detroit locker. Huge paddle tires. Its a small block Chev, one very strong built motor, with fender wall headers, and a 250 shot of NOS it also has what I believe is a Saginaw Chev four speed trans. This thing will fly through the dunes with some work and some cash. It needs a rear drive line. It has a old willy’s four buy four front end in it, that I was going to take out and put a straight axle in it to make it lighter in the front end. There’s a jeep on You Tube that I wanted it to be just like. If you seen it I’m sure that you would want to go the same way. This jeep has 85 percent of what I wanted it to be. With a little of good welding and a little of knowledge on how to fly this thing will fly. The motor is loud and fast you might want to wear ear plugs, if you were to drive it all day. Fiberglass hood. Also there is no rust anywhere on this jeep, I believe its been in a garage since 1950, it has to be the cleanest rust free jeep that is still out there. I just put it out side under a tarp for the first time since my son owned it. He drove it for five minutes before he blew the drive line out of it. It will need a tough ass drive line. Just remember it will need some love and I’m sure for the right guys that want a Bad Ass jeep that this is it. I’m selling it because I have to many projects and not enough cash to do them all. I’m restoring a 79 Z28 and they don’t give them parts away for cheap. So if you have any parts for a 1979 Camero I’m interested. Please Don’t call if your not serious. Thank you”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/4360503276.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(02/22/2014) At least some of this might be DJ-3A, given the year and the solid back.
“1956 Willys Jeep for sale. New rims /& tires. New shocks. New stabilizing bar. It has an tan top. New electric radiator fan. Original 4cyl. 12volt. Weekend driver. No help needed with sale”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $7900.
(11/24/2013) This looks like a good price package.
“Korean War-era M38A1 Jeep and M100 Trailer for sale. Set has been stored under cover since 1980 with only operation to keep it maintained. Runs smoothly and starts well. New valve gasket installed. No rust. Oregon registration. Recent radiator rodding. Recent complete lube, fluid, belts, brakes, headlights, headlight wiring harness, trailer wiring harness. New military trailer electrical cable, new headlights on jeep, new military canvas top, excellent trailer canvas cover and center bar. New backseat and cushions. All gauges work. Comes with new, in-the-box military turn signal set for M-series military vehicles (not installed) and conversion yellow light covers as well as conversion red lens for rear lights. Comes with new military door safety straps and fittings (not installed).”
Buz found this photo from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He writes, “This is Poe Motor Company a Plymouth/Desoto dealer, the building still stands, maybe one day I can get a photo of my CJ3A in front of it, I believe the building is now a restaurant.” The Poe Motor Company name is painted across the windshield.
The second pillow case with a jeep in two days. These clearly weren’t one-offs. There must have been a basic pattern or some kind of history behind them.
“Up for bid is a Tennessee Army Maneuvers 1943 To My Wife Poem Pillow Cover Tank Jeep Cannon Eagle etc. Images and writing on the cover are raised felt like material. No stains, color variation in the photos is due to the flash hitting the folds and wrinkles. In very good condition for its age.”
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Fine looking jeep as is, but looks restorable to stock as well.
“I have been working on this project since 2007. Original motor has been rebuilt and everything works excellent. Jeep has been sitting for past 4 years and is ready to go hunting. I have over $5,800 invested and would like to sell it to someone who appreciates this old Willy. Give me a call and you can come take a look.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/4360056735.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price
“First picture is a 1946 willys cj2a, second picture is a 1953 willys m38a.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
“This is a CJ3a in great shape.
Floors and hat channels are very solid.
No motor, trans or transfer case.
Original Dana 44 rear and Dana 25 front axles.”
