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UPDATE: Still Available. New pics added.
(11/26/2018) It’s listed a 1950, so it may be a CJ-3A with a 2A windshield.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/goldendale-1950-willys-cj3a-jeep/6821763114.html
“1950 Willy’s Jeep with stock restoration, fold down windshield, roll bar, diamond plate running boards and rear fender wrap”
This one was listed 7 months ago on Offerup. It’s unclear if it is still available or not.
https://offerup.com/item/detail/502161819/
“It’s all there just needs restoration
Tires brakes battery not goid wires need to be replaced
Has all gauges
Engine trans are complete
Not missing any parts
No trades
Cash only”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(12/24/2018) This has a funky dash.
“1954 Willys CJ-3B Hi Hood. Great father son project, hunting or parade vehicle. 283 Chevy, three spd. transmission, two speed transfer case with a Ford overdrive. Jeep has 7.50 -16 Remington bias ply tires, Warn hubs and is currently non-oped with no back registration.
Windshield glass is broke and is incorrect windshield frame for the hi-hood. It is off an earlier model flat fender which could be good for taller drivers. Wheel tubs have been trimmed so the seats could move back.
Jeep is mostly stock except for the V-8, unsure of the gear ratios in the axles, drum brakes on all four corners and looks like stock type steering. Have never tried the over drive so not sure if it works. Jeep runs, steers and stops but will need to be trailered to its new home. Headlights, brake lights and blinkers work as well. There is a heater motor with fan that works as well.
Jeep has some neat little features that one of owners has done at some point such as looks like a car instrument/speedometer cluster has been set in the dash and looks like there is a clean rear sway bar to make handle smoother.
Jeep has a single fuel tank but we do have a second tank that came with it that could be mounted under the driver seat. Body seems to be fair with normal repairs, bondo spots etc. There is no top or backseat for the Jeep.”
I thought this early delivery sedan with a half window installed on the back driver’s side was interesting.
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“VINTAGE POSTCARD – CONDITION: EXC – SEE SCANS. DATE/ERA: c1950s-60s. Standard Size 3.5×5.5 Inches. “
Appears solid.
https://lincoln.craigslist.org/cto/d/cozad-1952-willys-jeep/6819471749.html
“1952 willys jeep flat black runs and drives motor 327 with 4 barrel.OBO”
UPDATE: Still Available on eBay. The Buy-it-now price is $9500.
This Drag Jeep was featured on Road and Track. Labeled a 1957 DJ-2A, the year, the serial number (56337 11539), and the body style mark this as a 1956 DJ-3A.
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“It’s time to part with my very first street rod. I bought this in 1982 right out of high school. Over the years it has morphed into what you see here.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Someone was looking for one of these.
“M151 A2 army Jeep. 1970’s model. Runs and drives great!”
Seller notes this is built on some jeep drive train. It makes me wonder if it was a Topeka Mower chassis?
https://greenbay.craigslist.org/grd/d/sturgeon-bay-homemade-loader/6819812617.html
“I have a homemade loader, has 3cylinder Diesel engine. Rear steer, not sure of make of engine. Needs to have brakes hooked up. Runs and moves fine. I believe that the drive train under it is from a Willy’s Jeep. Has high and low range. I don’t know what the lifting capacity is or the total weight of the machine. I had it on my 6×12 foot single axle trailer without any problems.”
Steve shared this one. It sure looks like there’s some value here.
https://allentown.craigslist.org/atq/d/emmaus-1959-willys-jeep-cj5/6821420863.html
“This is a really neat project for someone who has the time. This Jeep needs extensive bodywork and some frame work and most likely mechanical work like brakes etc. The battery is not good and there is an antifreeze leak that needs some more investigation. I took some pictures of the damaged areas just to set the tone.
Keep in mind nothing has been done to this jeep for many years.
The good news is its starts right up and the transmission shifts easily. It seems like everything is functional with the drive train. The hard top is unique and solid. The doors need some work. It has an electric plow lift and plow.
Its been around for a while but the mileage is relatively low.
I purchased it to keep me busy over the winter and it turns out other things more pressing took my time.
This jeep is not road worthy at this time but it could go right to work on a farm with a bit of work.”
