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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $3000.
Later engine, but looks like a real good price.
“1949 Willys Overland 4×4 wagon.
All original except motor which is Ford 215 cui six. All there, runs well. Licensed and titled in Idaho. New wheels, tires, new upholstery, door panels, interior pan sanded to metal and re-painted with original wood slats. 12 volt conversion.
Great project.
Must Sell: over $4500 invested, sell for $3000 OBO Located in Nordman/Priest Lake, Id”
UPDATE: Sold on eBay for $10,000
“1953 Willys Army Jeep M38A1 in very good condition. Jeep came out of Arizona and was owned by same person since the 70’s. I bought a year ago and gave full tune-up with new plugs, wire, points, condenser, distributor, etc. Runs awesome and starts every time. It has no rust at all and it is an old Jeep so it does have a couple of drips which is to be expected. This vehicle is ready to roll so you can buy and drive. Also has the heater option which is nice. Everything is working. The paint is nice, but this is not the $16,000-$20,000 Restoration that you see out there, but it is a very nice $12,000 Jeep and worth the money.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $45,000.
This deserves some nicer photos.
“I own a beautiful 1945 Willy’s jeep, everything custom from the king shocks, body, tires, lift, interior, to the monster 454 fuel injected engine. There is a huge amount of work and extras put into this jeep to mention. call for more info. 45,000 Obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
Looks solid.
“I have a 1948 CJ2A for sale. The tub and interior are in great condition. Has a strong running small block Ford V8. New exhaust including headers. New motor mounts from advanced adapters. Drives great but does need new drive lines because of repositioning of engine. Can be driven as is but doesn’t have front drive line so no four wheel drive. Will work perfect once drive lines are replaced (should only be a couple hundred for custom ones to be built do to being so short.) Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $14,999.
Another good looking M-38A1.
“1954 WILLY’S JEEP M38A1
• Looks Great!
• Runs Great!
• Fun To Drive!
• Carburetor Rebuilt Within The Last Ten Months.
• Fuel Tank Replaced Within The Last Ten Months. (Comes With Old Fuel Tank Also)
• Master Light Switch Replaced Within The Last Ten Months. (Comes With The Old Switch)
• Military Steel Ax Mounted Over Passenger Rear Fender.
• Full Size Spare Tire Mounted Passenger Rear Body.
• Five Gallon Steel Jerry Can Mounted Driver’s Side Rear Body.
• Military Shovel Mounted Under The Hood.
• 24 Volt Water Resistant Electrical System.
• Blackout Drive Lamps.
• Brake Light Switch Replaced Within The Last Ten Months.
• Extra Set Of Four Spark Plugs.
• Complete Set Of Data Plates.
• Converted Oil Bath Air Cleaner To Napa Gold Dry Filter (Comes With Oil Bath Filter Also)
• Comes with Custom Made 2″ Hitch Receiver Which Is Interchangeable With The Standard
Pintle Hitch.
• Military Top With Frame And Doors.
• Extra Frame With Bikini Top.
• Manuals
• Easily Could Have 29,000 Miles as The Odometer Shows But Will Be Sold as True Miles Unknown.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7800.
(12/15/2014) Looks in good shape.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A, 71900 orig miles
6 volt, new battery, recent tuneup. Hardtop with Civil Defence markings and siren, garage stored, body and mechanics are in excellent, no rust, contact ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This “War Eagle” has an owner with some history.
“I purchased this 1942 GPW Ford Army Jeep at a military swap meet in 1995. The previous owner had rebuilt the engine and told me it was very low mileage. I stripped the entire body down to the chassis and had it sand blasted. I primed and repainted the entire Jeep myself with an original Army green color. I installed new brakes, brake shoes, master cylinder, all four wheel cylinders, and a new clutch plate and disc. The transmission was rebuilt, installed a new wiring harness, and had all the seats reupholstered. I had a new top made as well. I purchased new tires at the time but they are slightly worn now. It took me approximately 1 year to rebuild the entire Jeep.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1250.
This runs. It is listed as a 1946, but looks like a 1948 Lefty to me.
“Forsale 1946 cj2a . Runs an drives no brakes needs mastercylinder . Just dont have the time to restore it. Original color was blue. Has new gas tank an fuel pump . Runs strong no smoke”
UPDATE: Was $3500. **Status Unknown**
“Jeep has been in the barn for decades and it is time for it to have a new home. Previous owner removed the engine and was working on making it so the cab would tilt forward, note hinges in the picture from the front. Jeep is still without engine and we don’t have an engine for it.”
Seth spotted this DJ. It reminds me of the Safari-Kars, but I don’t think it is one.
“6 cyl, rare auto trans, good seats, chrome wheels, roll bar, good body, runs good.”
