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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
This might be a good price.
“Very nice 1955 military jeep 2200 miles Completely rebuilt motor , NO Rustout on tub or frame This is complete with Manual , Blackout flashlite , Rear canvas, stretcher, correct shovel and ax. Hard to find in this condition at this fair price. NO TEXT Please Calls only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Runs and drives.
“Willys Jeep, 1948 CJ2A. 12V alternator, New wiring, starts and Runs Great!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Glenn spotted this truck.
“Rebuilt 250 engine. Tranny just gone through. 4×4. With complete plow. New water pump. Good running truck. Is used almost daily. Not perfect but in overall good condition. Perfect blend of antique, work truck, gets lots of looks and gets the job done. This thing gets more places than some of the newer 4×4’s and was used to pull one out that was stuck in the woods. Tough, good running, cool looking truck.”
UPDATE: Was $10,000. **Status Unknown**
(0803/2015) Body’s on a Blazer chassis.
“1948 Willys pickup mounted on Chevrolet k5 blazer chassis running gear new 410 gears 37 inch tires new gauges racing seats ratchet shifter NP 205 transfer case power steering disc brakes 350 Chevy automatic twelve thousand pound winch new paint this is a one of a kind 15000 or best offer”
Has a few updates.
“1955 Willys 4wd wagon, restored in 2010. stripped to bare metal new floors, new engine, trans, transfer case, electronic ign. new radiator, front and rear axles rebuilt with 11″ brake upgrade done this year, new springs, shocks, tires glass, new gages, radio, heater every thing works 1300 miles on build I have complete build pictures.”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5223683483.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Should be solid, it was a former AZ jeep.
“I’m selling my 1950 CJ3a. It is a good running and reliable vehicle. I just brought it out with me from AZ. It has an even fire 231 buick swapped in, as well as manual saginaw steering, and Rancho super ride springs. It has an aluminum radiator with electric fan. It has a dana 25 front, and dana 44 rear, with stock t90 3 speed, and dana 18 transfercase. It has 5 33 X 15.5 X 15 tires that are showing some wear, but still have some life left. This little jeep runs down the road just fine also. I drive it into Chattanooga to work once or twice a month. It has a clean AZ title as well. I wouldn’t be selling but need to get the wife a more reliable vehicle. I’m asking $6500 but give me an offer.”
Overall looks like some time and money was put into this rebuild, but because of that I don’t understand the front bumper choice.
“1951 Willys Overland pickup, complete restoration performed. Restoration includes original rebuilt original motor, rebuilt original transmission, rebuilt original axles, interior with original door panel’s new carpeting and racing seats with four point harness, oak bed. Frame sandblasted and custom paint. Body painted dark green metallic with black fenders. Body includes a one inch lift. Five new Pro Comp tires and wheels, drum brakes. Comes with extra parts collected during the restoration.”
http://www.jeeptruck.com/mjs/sale15/adm117/adm117.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
May run.
“High hood willys jeep. 12 volt, new carburetor, 3 inch lift springs, pto, tow bar, metal top.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This might make a good restoraiton.
“This was the last true touring car made in the United States. None of the Willys Jeepsters were made in four wheel drive. The body is straight, and ran as recently as six years ago. No body parts are missing. Little or no rust. V6 Buick engine. Needs new brake lines before it can be driven. Kept in heated garage. Ugly oxidized pink paint with matching tuck&roll. Makes everybody smile even unrestored. Firm on price. ”
This pic isn’t very helpful.
“1946 willys jeep 327 t90 with overdrive everything works ..even has working heater.. Runs great got off original owner.. Clean title.. 8500 obo like i said runs great registered black yellow plates”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/5235247454.html
