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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 .
No drive train, but still looks to have value.
“This is a rolling chassis 1975 CJ6 Jeep. This was left in our lot when we purchased the building and the previous owner used it for mockup for custom made parts. There is NO TITLE and is sold as is with no engine or transmission. Great project parts jeep for someone.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5848868961.html
This edition of the Toledo Blade celebrated the 50th anniversary of Willys Overland. It includes some jeep photos. It isn’t cheap.
“Rare find, this issue was devoted to the Willys Overland Co, celebrating 50 years of business. The entire paper has celebratory ads to the Willys Co. Includes history of the co, as well as advertisements for Jeep and Willys cars. Has both sections, 48 pages. Really nice shape for a newspaper this old.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
“Wof (Willys Overland France) engine for sale located in Connecticut. Looking inside the spark plug, oil fill and oil filter holes everything looks fresh and new. I have other photos i can email.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(05/05/2016) Looks solid.
1942 Willy’s, flat head 4,new stiffer suspension to fix sag and firm up ride. overdrive, new top, new radiator, new carburetor,”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/5811292544.html
Runs and drives. Nothing fancy.
“1956 Willys/Jeep Basically stock..Ford 289. New tires and brakes. Some suspension work. Have extra fenders, hood, windshield”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5845103444.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,000
“I am selling my 71 cj6. This is a one of a kind vehicle and I can guarantee nobody has one like it. I have completely built it from the ground up. A cj6 is from the factory 20” longer than a cj5. I took this cj6 and cut it down the middle from front to back and widened it 14.5 inches! Yes that means it took two of everything to build this jeep, two grills, two hoods, windshield frames ect. The body sits on a 73 chevy blazer frame with 3/4 ton axles and 37 in tires. The engine is a 5.9 12 valve cummins out of an 89 dodge pickup. If you know about diesels then you know that this engine is as reliable as they get, best diesel ever made. It has a tf727 automatic transmission that was rebuilt less than 2000 miles ago, in fact the entire jeep has les than 2000 miles on it sense it was built. here is a parts list.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $22,500.
(09/28/2016) This Vincent Van goes.
“This cute little delivery van started it’s life in 1962 working for the Post Office as a mail route delivery van. It is on a jeep chassis, with a jeep 4 cylinder engine and automatic transmission. It is right drive and has roll up door in the rear – both very handy for delivery purposes. The running gear is good and the body is almost perfect, no dings or dents. 1 small rust spot! The paint is called Torrid Teal!! Recent application of clear coat. All glass is okay – one window has a small crack but solid. Interior is in good shape. Interior and exterior lights all work. Has a basic PA system for when it was an ice cream sales vehicle (not complete). Please e-mail if you have questions or need further information.
Current license and clear title.”
For some reason there appears to be a serial number tag on the outside of the passenger front frame rail.
“Willys 1945 MB Jeep
– Pink slip says 1946
– Serial numbers show built in 1945
– Full Restoration in 2013
– Rewired
– New Paint
– New Upholstery
– Small chip in paint underneath the drivers side entrance
– New Tires & Tubes ”
http://visalia.craigslist.org/cto/5848247080.html
I wouldn’t gamble on that paint being original (get it, Reno … gambling … yeah, kind of a dull jeep night!). There were two green colors offered by W-O in 1953, Willow Green Poly and Woodstock Green Poly. I don’t think this one is either.
“Incredible find. Classic Willys with original exterior paint,with no rust and original interior. Extensive mechanical overhaul with new STA tires. Stored indoors for the last 30 years. Runs good, looks good.”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5846370616.html
Doesn’t run, but rust doesn’t appear too bad.
“Features:
Original 4-wheel drive running gear
Early 327 CI Chevrolet engine
Mostly all there
Comes with tow bar
Condition:
Does not currently run
Engine turns, not seized
Decent condition overall
Some rust at back tailgate and some under doors
Fairly straight, small dents on driver side
Driver side rear glass panel broken
Will not part out; it’s a whole truck. No trades, thank you. Have pinkslip, but not currently registered. Last image is what these look like restored.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5844256706.html
