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This is a curious model that Robin spotted on eBay.
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“You are bidding on a Readycut Sport Jeep Wood Model in the box. Box is there but has some staining from age and use. Box measures approx. 12 x 3.5 x 2 inches. Comes with instruction sheet and all parts are there that I can see from instruction sheet. You be the Judge and look at pictures. Has been put together and then disassembled.”
This jeep includes a bit of history
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/d/martensdale-jeep-willys/6783808469.html
“Up for sale is a 1947 Willy’s cj2a,
Jeep was originally built by a car dealership in Illinois in 1960,
It was used as a lot Jeep. has very few miles on the 283 Chevy small block that has been placed in it,
Was then placed in storage for nearly 30 years,
We have went through the entire Jeep, everything works as it should,
It’s far from flawless,
Very cool little Jeep,
All stock axels and suspension , Muncie 3 speed,
No trades,
Very firm on price,
Located at Sideroad Jeep & 4×4 Martensdale Iowa ,”
UPDATE: Was $6600. **Status Unknown**
(07/22/2016) This has more of a roadster look.
“Pretty much new or rebuilt everything. Good title. 3speed 4×4 with over drive.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Has a new tub and a rebuilt engine.
“1946 Willy’s CJ2a
New steel tub, new steel fenders, new tailgate, new hood, entire frame is new, new electronic distributor, new starter, new alternator, new military rear lights, new gauges, new aluminum radiator and plastic gas tank still in the boxes, new plug wires and rubber covers, new made to order olive drab seat cushions, etc.
Previous owner said the motor was rebuilt. Everything is painted with POR15 (frame, underneath side of tub and fenders, motor)
Needs a windshield frame, grille, seat frames and wiring.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500. Craig noted this is on eBay, too.
We’ve seen this one before, but for some reason I can’t locate the original ad.
“Selling a 1946 Willys that starts, drives and stops. Has an original motor that does not smoke. Recently serviced plugs, oil and coolant. Has the 6v system so its a slow starter. Great base for a restoration. Come with aluminum top and doors.”
This doesn’t run and has some rust.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2512366725653624/
“1953 Willys CJ3B Jeep. Not currently running. Needs fuel tank (it was hooked up to a gas can for temporary use), may need a battery, and not certain what else it may need to get it running again. In overall good shape. Mostly original, including 6v system. I do not know much about it. I had bought it with the intentions of restoring it, but now I need to sell it. No title. Located in Schuyler, VA”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(11/10/2018) Runs.
“Flat fender willys jeep. Still runs, Was going to be a good trail project for me but life happens and I need to sell the toys for a truck. It still has the running original L4 motor and transmission. I replaced the old flat seats with smitty built buckets, and have the full and half soft top and doors for it too. Added lights as you can see from pics above, good old fun jeep just have to sell”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5599.
(10/24/2018) This might have a DJ-3A body on it (no drive side inlet, has large speedo hole in dash). The hood appears APU like, but it isn’t quite as angular as the APUs we’ve seen.
“Willys CJ3A 4X4 Jeep with a 4-134F Head Engine from an M38 A1 Willys Jeep. Engine Runs Strong with a New Carburator. T-90 Tranny needs some work. Alot of Restoration has been done. 4X4, Clutch, and Brakes work. A new Tub was installed years ago. Brand New Snow Tires. Electric Winch. No Title. $6500.00 OBO or Trade for a 4X4 600-750 ATV.”
UPDATE: Price updated to $7900
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/kiowa-1948-willys-pickup-extended-cab/6781665005.html
“Hate to stop on this project, but there are other priorities in life demanding more right now so this needs to go. Please look over the spec sheet and let me know if there are any questions. I’m willing to deal on the price or trade for a Jeep Wrangler or Cherokee XJ. Thanks for looking. Do not contact me to help sell, not interested.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3700.
“Partially restored Willys Jeep CJ2A. Motor rebuilt, new brakes, New brakes lines and hoses, new master cylinder, new gas tank, new windshield glass and rubber (has CJ3A windshield), new wiring harness. New steering wheel. New carb. fuel pump and regulator. I have both front seat frames. Some gauges have been replaced. Needs emergency brake mechanism and new paint. Some rust spots on floor and back fender. No text please.”
