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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This has some rear floaters.
“1946 Jeep Willys … In good condition .. was being driven just a few years ago … excellent candidate for restoration or would make an AWESOME off road toy … Title was lost so sold with bill of sale only .. Please contact me with any other questions .. $2000.oo….. OBO….. or possible trade for ???….Thanks”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Runs, but needs some work.
“this jeep runs good shifts good however it does need body work i have started this project the floor pan has been replaced there is some other places that need attention i know its ugly right now but someone that has time and the knowledge this will be an awesome jeep i have so many parts for it i have new wiring harness i have starters, generators, right rear 1/4 panel , i have a spare engine spare tire and rim head lights radiator new poly gas tank the list continues im moving ,
i dont want to sell this but i have to part with it i dont want any tire kickers to waste my time the jeep is in gadsden county so i dont want to waste my time the tire blew on me when i was driving it on the farm i will have the tire put on to let u drive it a short distance the brakes dont work thats why i say a short distance it is 4×4 i locked in the 4×4 several years ago not sure if it will still lock in price is negotiable and u will need a trailer to haul it thanks”
Looks like there is no body with it.
“1948 willy’s jeep cj2a. Ran good when i bought it. Started to redo. No longer interested. Body was bad besides hood tailgate and front end. Raidator tested core bad. 4 cyl flat head 2 seats. Bikini top. As far as i know everything original. I still have all parts i took apart minus the shell. 3 speed high low I think.”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/cto/5031533097.html
No pics provided.
“For sale 1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A, fully restored, rebuilt engine $15,000 obo.”
Just an hour left on this one. This looks more like a movie set than real life.
“1944- While French housewives scrub their laundry in a stream, U.S. soldiers give their jeep a much-needed bath.”
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Very low mileage CJ-3A!
“1951 Jeep Willy’s CJ3A, Original Civillion Jeep, Only 14,112 Original Miles, L-Motor (flat 4 cyl.), 3-Speed Transmission, Unmolested Rust Free Body, All Original Interior, Original Canvas Top and Doors, All Guages Work As They Should, Shifts Nicely, Clutch Is Strong. This Willy’s is a rare find in the fact that everything is original and it is very complete with a Colorado Title in hand. If you are looking for a really, really, really fun vehicle to cruise around in than look no further. From my research and from what I have been told by several sources this is likely one of the nicest and most original complete CJ3A’s in the country, I have documentation dating back to the original purchase of it in 1951 and it has been in the same family since new. If you have any questions please give me a call. ”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5031726690.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Looks in good shape.
“This is a 1949 CJ3A Willys Jeep. This has a Wyoming Title and until last year had never been out of the state. NO RUST. Garaged or barned all its life. Frame off restoration 99% complete. Electrics have been changed to 12V but the 6V parts are with the vehicle. Vehicle has an original speedometer indicating under 10,000 miles to the best of my knowledge this is accurate. Asking $12,500.00 OBO. This is not a mudder it is an antique.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
No title. I would expect it will sell quickly.
“1946 Jeep Willy for sale. Engine ran 2 years ago, been sitting since, dead battery. Body in great shape, interior has been rhino lined. New plugs, dist cap, wires, rotor, condenser. Have new mirrors also. Wont take much to get it up and road ready. I have the tittle, however the previous owner filled it out incorrectly. I will give the buyer the tittle, a bill of sale and the paperwork that needs to be filled out and sent to Trenton for a new tittle. asking $1000 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This has a rare Hickey sidewinder winch.
“This 1954 Willys Jeep M38A1 was recently discovered in a U.S. Government Warehouse in Logan, Utah, And had been stored there since 1986 !!
It was Manufactured by Willys–Overland (MB) in 1954. Officially called by U.S. Military a Willys M38A1 or Willys MD, it was the first “round fender” Willys.
The Willys M38A1 or (MD) was built from 1952 until 1957 for the U.S. military forces and from 1958 until 1971 for export to foreign governments. The United States Marine Corps continued to order and use the M38A1 until 1971. The M38A1 was so well liked, they introduced the CJ-5 in 1955 based on its design.
