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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
For a project, it’s on the high side, but that body sure looks straight.
“1948 Willys CJ2A solid body Newly Rebuilt 4 Cyl engine not even fired. Many new parts including seat covers”
http://sd.craigslist.org/cto/4980643585.html
Are these CJ-sized Dualmatic hubs?
“Dana 44 3/4 ton hubs fits chev ford jeep older bolt on hubs
Cj5 6 bolt warn hubs mid 70s near new
3/4 ton hubs $125.00
Cj5 hubs $75.00”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/pts/4953117801.html
No pics provided.
“1947 all original Willys Jeep. Currently Runs. Needs new brakes and few things to make it road worthy. Contact for more info.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1009.
Not much value here.
“For Sale 1948 Willys/Jeep CJ-2A
Has a v6 engine in it, otherwise it seems to be an original antique. Needs work or good for parts, (will give a bill of sale, but do not have a title) come look and make offer. It has been sitting for many years. Also will consider trades on 3 point hitch tractor equipment, box blade, bush hog, finish mower, . . . Or generators 5kw or larger, gas welders, small cars.”
<– Day 2 – Mon. Apr. 13th: Rocks, Tracks & Dusty Roads | TRIP OVERVIEW | Day 4 – Wed. Apr. 15th: Salmon and Subway –>
Those arrows barely missed us!
Today we drove from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Durango, Colorado. Brisk winds hounded us over our entire route. At one point as we approached Moab a huge dust devil stacked with tumbleweeds blew across the road in front of us; what a spectacular site! I’m really glad it didn’t blow into us!!
Today we drive from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Durango, Colorado.
Needless to say, the winds squashed any desire we had to jump out and take photos. Besides, we’ve capture the look and feel of this area, as well as the jeeps, during our 2013 trip when we photographed the CJ-2A on Ivan’s sign just south of Moab and the jeep that sits atop Hole in the Rock.
I’d pretty much given up on photos, but then we spotted two jeeps and a bunch of arrows. The winds had subsided, so we got some pics while the shooting was good.
The first jeep I spotted was this CJ-2A, which appeared to be a VEC. It sits off the Colorado State Highway 160 just east of Mesa Verde National Park (which we decided not to visit due to the winds and the fact that we’d both been there).
The next jeep we spotted was this CJ-2A in Manco, Colorado. It’s on the east side of town along the main street.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Looks good for the price.
“This is the classic Willys CJ2A that represents the first year the CJ (Civilian Jeep) was introduced (after wartime production). It has been restored and runs beautifully. Not a bit of rust. All new wiring, all new brake system, rebuilt starter, rebuilt transfer case, all new gauges, all new 12V electrical parts (converted from original 6V by previous owner), new muffler, just about everything new. Odometer wasn’t working so not sure of mileage. Clean title. Needs some minor work including horn, windshield wiper motor and some other little things. It doesn’t have a top (there were no tops/doors back then except a bimini style). I don’t recommend this vehicle for young drivers since there are no seat belts or roll bar (also not invented then). This jeep is worth twice what I am asking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Bill forwarded this ad. The sides have been reworked a bit, but it might run and drive well.
“1949 willys jeep. clean title.
needs a waterpump and brake work.
-motor recently professionaly rebuilt
-new valves, guides, springs, pistons, bearings, etc
-radiator repaired
-4 new firestone tires
-all new autometer gauges
-converted to 12 volt
-all new l.e.d lighting
-new tie rod end
– new wiper motors
-4 new shocks
-all new exhaust”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4950
The clutch is out.
“1953 Willys Jeep truck has no title and the clutch is broke but runs great! Living Estate Sale Man’s Cave paradise , 6000 sq ft ware house and huge yard full of antiques, animal mounts, 2 12 ft alligators, life size brown bear, timber wolf, elk, caribou, Deer heads, ducks, deer horns, fish, beer signs, claw foot bath tubs, Yard Art , Pink army duce and a half, 18 wheeler tractor truck, fire truck, pistol BBQ pits, train engine pit, concrete and metal statues , big chicken, gorilla, turtles,- TOO MUCH TO LIST!!! .”
UPDATE: Was $1500. **SOLD**
This jeep includes a rare Blue Star Hardtop.
“1952 Willy Jeep CJ3A 4×4, 4 cyl, standard, fold down windshield, has towbar, and spare tire. It comes with an aluminum hard top and soft door frames. I don’t know if it was factory or aftermarket.
Was told that it ran 5 years ago. I couldn’t get it to turn over, it’s stuck. Has some rust in the floor. Can be fixed easily, because it’s all in flat areas. And needs seats recovered.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $12,000.
Looks solid.
“1960 willys wagon 4×4,custom 20 inch rims,12000 lb warn winch,custom front and back bumpers Ford 302 and manual 4 speed.Nice body.Vary hard to find one in this shape.Power steering and brakes.Plus more.”
