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It runs and drives.
“Good tires, 2-speed rear end, with plow set-up. Runs & drives”
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/4638010335.html
No pics. It is disassembled.
“1945 Ford Jeep disassembled for restoration that was not completed. All parts for sale and in good condition. “
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1995.
Engine ran when stored. Seller has the A1s confused with the M-38s. Ford only produced 2,135 M-38s in Canada. Ford produced many more M-38A1s in three lots through 1971: M-38A1 CDN, M-38A1 CDN2, M-38A1 CDN3.
“1953 Willy M38A1 CDN military jeep. This jeep is very rare, only 2,135 A1’s made by Ford Motor Company in Canada. This jeep needs some work, but when your done it will diffidently be a show stopper and collectors dream come true. The engine ran before it was last parked in storage. Still have the data plate attached showing serial number. Only serious buyer and price is firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550.
(06/06/2014) When ‘tires hold air’ is a feature, you know you’ve got a project on your hands.
“For Sale 1946 or 1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A Flat fender. Rolls easy, Tires hold air, Radiator, Engine transmission transfer case intact. Skid plate on oil pan and cross member. Original gas tank and sending unit. Possible local delivery”
UPDATE: **SOLD** for $3000.
“Very original column shift, Rebuilt transmission, transfer case, starter,carburetor, bell crank
New brakes all new wheel cylinders master cylinder, shoes all rubber brake hoses and bad steel lines replaced. New seat covers. New glass and outside mirror. New muffler. New clutch and pressure plate. Fresh tune up, new wires, points, cap. New battery and cables. Stainless steel fuel tank. Has all the tags, gusset and 2 firewall numbers are 19769 Engine is 20376 Body 9694 Tailgate 9693″
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
(05/30/2014) This includes a PTO of some variety.
“46 Willys
Flat head 4
3 speed, hi / low, 2 or 4 wheel drive
has PTO option on it but has never been used.
new points, coil, rotor, condenser…….Great runner, fun driver!
has a temporary remote gas tank, original needs cleaning.
Brakes work but need work
This has been used at our hunting cabin since 1987 but has sat the last few years.
Was turned over by hand to ensure nothing was seized before running again.
Would be a great restoration project or use as is.
DOES have a TITLE and could be street registered
Serious inquirer’s only!
Thanks for looking
Mark”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
(05/23/2014) It doesn’t run.
“1962 CJ-3B Jeep for sale. This was a project I never got around to and it must go. It is called the high hood model because of its design to fit the larger hurricane engine introduced in this model. It is in rough shape and will require major body panel replacement to restore. It does have the complete drivetrain (engine, transmission, transfer case, etc.), however it hasn’t ran since I have owned it. It will at least make a great parts Jeep or the bones for a rock crawler!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
(08/22/2014) Given the hood bump, I suspect this has an updated motor of some type.
“1946 Willys CJ2 & trailer. New Wheels, Tires, Steering Column, Shocks, Starter, Battery, Radiator, Water Pump,Lights, and Brakes”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
It looks like it could have low miles (seller reports 13,500 miles). Except for the swapped gauges it looks like a pretty stock and solid jeep. Sounds like you’ll have to show up with cash to get this one.
“Purchased new by owner and was used to transport feed & fertilizer on an avocado ranch. Has not been started in a minimum of 5 years and the carburetor needs to be rebuilt. Asking 8,500. Serious inquiries only and offers to buy it with cashiers check scams will be ignored.”
