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This article, titled SUPER JEEP: A 1942 WILLYS THAT CAN’T BE KILLED, ran a couple years ago on driving line.com, but is still an interesting look at a unique build.
https://www.drivingline.com/articles/super-jeep-a-1942-willys-that-cant-be-killed/
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9700.
Looks nice.
“I’ve owned this 1954 CJ3B for approx. 7 years. Purchased in Arizona. Always garaged and well maintained. Engine rebuilt by the previous owner. Great body, paint, and upholstery. All around outstanding Jeep. Original Hurricane 134 engine, T90 Transmission, Dana 18 Transfer case. Dana 25 and rear Dana 44 axles. Starts right up and runs strong, oil pressure is good. Spent almost $1,000 on canvas top.”
UPDATE: An even better price now at $5500.
(01/03/2019) Looks like a good rig for the price.
https://boulder.craigslist.org/cto/d/boulder-1948-willys-cj2a-jeep/6815683642.html
“1948 Willys CJ2A Jeep
original “Go-Devil” L-head motor
clean title
Herculiner bed liner in cab
12V conversion, rebuild generator, working: heater, brake lights, windshield wipers, turn indicators, gauges (except speedometer)
new: front brakes, carburetor, fuel pump, brake master cylinder, steering wheel, seats (including rear), voltage regulator, distributor
Bestop Tigertop in excellent condition
CJ3A windshield/frame
Tow bar
many extra parts including stereo (wired), spare tire bracket, wheel”
It could be worth a look.
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/5343051?ad_cid=10
“71 years old. Original engine and build. The vehicle runs, and is in very good condition for its age. Stored inside with a clear dry carborator when it’s not being used. This is not a vehicle for everyone but if your looking for a Jeep Willys. This one is as good as they come.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
(11/03/2018) Looks in good shape.
“47′ Flat Fender Willys
Clean title / current registration
All body work has been done / new paint (Ferrari red)
Rancho suspension / Power steering
Disc brakes / locking hubs front & rear
Detroit Locker
Custom 18 gallon gas tank
Interior is in great shape
Buick V6
4spd low gear / high gear ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Seems like there is some value here.
“I bought this beauty 18 months ago with great aspirations of having a “fun garage project” for the same model and year of vehicle I learned to drive in way-back-when. Great intentions! Unfortunately, I have had practically ZERO time to work on it and my wife wants her garage back. Long-story-short….the first 1k gets it and I will have peace in the my home. By the end of this coming weekend, Sunday, 2/17, if it’s not gone, it gets donated to Kars-4-Kids.
What you get….1959 Willys CJ5 with a 225 Dauntless 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 4wd. I bought new drum brakes, brake cylinders, and master cylinder and those all go with it (I have receipts….$700). I drove it for about 10 miles right after I bought it and I realized the brakes were about to go…..and they did. I just never did the work on installation. Also, a new steering wheel….nothing wrong with the existing one other than it has some wear…for you to swap out. Also included is a Willys parts catalog. Engine runs fine. Tires are all fine. Just has NO brakes.
If this is for you, you need to trailer it home….remember it has NO brakes. I have clear title. Clock is ticking.”
It’s a project.
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/5334380?ad_cid=13
“This is a complete 1951 Willys Jeep CJ3A. It has some great potential.
I bought is planning on restoring it but my life has taken me in a different direction.
I have not driven the Jeep (no brakes) but the engine does run. Come look and make me an offer. I need to sell this Jeep. Ask me about my other jeep also.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Looks like a good start on a project.
“For Sale , 1947 flat fender , This is a builder ! I have the body off , the frame has been redone , new tires , military rims , 4×4 , many new parts … call with questions..”
No pics provided. They are supposed to be rebuilt.
https://denver.craigslist.org/pts/d/arvada-1964-jeep-fctranstc/6813463022.html
“1958-1964 JEEP FC 150-170 3sp. transmission and transfer case rebuilt. SELL BOTH FOR $200. ALSO 4 -15inch chrome wheels, minor rust $40.00 thank you for looking.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/19/2019) Seems like there is value here.
https://butte.craigslist.org/cto/d/butte-1943-wwii-army-jeep/6816246815.html
“Real deal WWII army jeep, looks like it was used as a highway dept vehicle after it went surplus. Ford GPW body on a Willy’s MB frame. Basically straight tub but needs a gas tank well. Missing the right front fender. No running gear. Frame is good except for a crack that will need further welding but holds for now – see pic. These are easy rigs to restore and a blast to drive when you’re done, and they take up no space to store. Or, start with this and build whatever 4×4 you want! Clear title.”
