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2 Kelly Hardtop Doors $100 Apopka, FL
Blake emailed this one over to us, Thanks!
Seller’s Description
I have 2 Kelly Hardtop doors for an early CJ5 jeep. $100.00 for both. They are all there and operable. Glass is intact. Apopka, FL. Email: jamesbshaffer33@gmail.com
Blake
1962 Willys Jeep FC-170 Dually Stake Bed Scottsdale, AZ
Beautiful FC170 Stakebed in AZ was sent over by John via email to post@ewillys.com
Complete nothing left untouched from what the photos show high level restoration, really sharp looking FC170 Dually.
If you are looking for a real gem this may me the one you have been waiting for.
Also has some great photos of the frame and undercarriage for record if your doing an FC170 worth checking out.
Looks to have a PowrLock out back as well, not sure on the Ratio, I feel the 226’s came with 4.88 pretty standard. This could benefit maybe from an OD if cruising down the big road. That would be a fun project in an FC to get that linkage sorted out.
One question for either John or the group what is the Dock Height of the rear bed? Can you back up to a modern day loading dock and use this? I know out my way there are some old school feed stores where they have pick up truck height that is much lower then they have a much taller call it standard dock height. Find a practical use and put another 50k miles on this rig! A driven Willys is a happy Willys!
Information from seller:
Nut and bolt restoration in progress. Chassis and drivetrain completed. Over $80,000 invested at this point. You can continue the project for a fraction of my cost. This vehicle is 1 of only 1134 produced. It has less than 50,000 miles and minimal body rust. All original numbers matching Pugnose jeep. Everything showing wear was replaced or rebuilt. I only have knowledge of three existing today and none restored to this level of originality. Let’s talk about price.
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1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A $12,000 Harleysville, PA
Super complete listed as a VEC CJ2A. I personally can’t qualify this as VEC so I removed that from my title on this one. The grill looks newer, but maybe behind those lights are the oversize cut outs I typically see on a ’46. But it looks clean if your read the ad it sure sounds like they did some work to this one. Would love to be able to say this is a VEC, I know someone out there reading this can assist on that, post up a comment what you think and happy to add that to the title.
Information from seller:
I’ve decided to sell my very early production CJ2A (#14520). Documented 29,000 miles. Originally Harvest Tan w/ Orange wheels (still Tan in engine compartment. Inside wheels are still Orange.) All serial number plates are still present. Body numbers match and are still on the tailgate and the floor gusset. Engine number is within 207 of the serial number and still present on the block.
It has all the early features such as:
I just spent $3,600 servicing the Jeep including:
It has very little rust- floor under the toolbox needs a section and a few hat channels just need the tips replaced. Wood is good. It appears to have had some minor body rust repair before someone painted it red. Magnets stick all over it.
This is absolutely one of the easiest restoration projects you’ll find. Runs, Drives, Shifts & Stops as it should. Clear transferable PA title in my name. *will delete “is this available “
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1962 Jeep Willys CJ5 $800 Newton, NJ
Ran when parked? Has plow, hard top, typical NE rig here. OBO
Speedo face is amazing, the bezel and case are not good, but I have all the other parts to make that an amazing speedo if the insides are not horrible.
It does have a neat radio. It’s crusty.
Looks like a Service Station rig with the plow and push bumper, pushing cars to and from Death Row.
Information from seller:
Willy’s CJ-5 1962 sitting outside for many years. Best offer
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Willys Jeep L134 Engine $375 OBO Cranbury, NJ
Sold as is, so block, head, pan, looks like crank is in it.
Not much to go along with this so it’s a gamble for sure, L134 can be re-sleeved, Willa Dean has 4 new sleeves in it back to factory spec. Sometimes you need a few to make one.
Information from seller:
Take out Willys Jeep motor can be used in a CJ2A, CJ3A, Truck or Jeepster. Sold as is just as seen in the pictures. $375 or best offer.
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1969 F134 Trans-D18 $300 Levittown, NY
Easy pick of a F134 Trans and TC.
This would be in my truck on the way home from work if I was near by. Unless you see it run assume the worse case it does not , it’s 300 Willys Bucks not going break the budget either way.
I have all these engines and I call then cores, been all over NY, NJ, PA for them and never once did I try to turn one over or start anything, I think that’s a bad idea for this old iron.
Others want to see if it spins, some sellers want to show you that it runs, one time that actually took me over 18 months from the time I made contact till the time I bought the engine. They wanted to show me it ran, and I said sure I will come down and help get it running, my schedule and the sellers schedule never aligned but we talked say every 6 months kept in touch. Eventually bought it and yeah unfortunately never saw it run. It’s on the short list when I get fully in to the new building to at least get it running. Its a pump motor set up with an F134 on a run stand of sorts.
Information from seller:
Running engine
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This is an interesting one – listed as a 1953, with potentially a Navy history (given the data plate). From an estate, but is running (supposedly a daily driver). Looks to have a later F-head engine swap (?)
Interesting hard top, maybe a winch, tire chains, tow bar, etc. – lots of potential goodies here. Will be interesting to watch this auction to see how much this goes for…
Video available on auction site as well (and seems to run quite well.)
Location: Twin Falls, ID 83301
See the end of this post for some hints and tips about bidding on these types of auctions.
1956 Jeep Willys CJ5 $1,200 Sussex, NJ
Very neat CJ, the one issue I would have with this as a Plow Jeep is how do you keep the 12” of snow out of the Jeep with no Top its going to be rough going as a plow rig. But with some modifications and some repairs this would be neat to use as a plow rig. Eventually I would like to have a Willys to plow with at the house.
Information from seller:
1956 Jeep Willy’s, runs and idles great. Trans is free and so is transfer case but the clutch is stuck. Plow works. Engine and frame in great shape. Don’t need to sell but figured there might be a guy out there who would enjoy it more then me. Low ballers will be ignored. NO title, don’t text unless you have cash and a trailer
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1968 Kaiser Jeep CJ5 $900 Hillsborough, NJ
I will put this at 1967, 1968 era CJ5, I was not aware of the issue on finding the year for these. I figured click and clack a few keys to the normal places and get the year narrowed down, not so much. But as always learned a little bit along the way. Enjoy this possible one of the “Lost Year’s” Kaiser CJ5’s. Not many Willys Bucks for this one. Will say with a giant hole in the floor and losted as no body Rot, I guess the floor is technically not the Body to some, but I think it’s a very typical NE Rig here. Looks complete and like the other Blue CJ5 just posted in NJ.
This also has a Hard Top, V6 nice little project, lights are on the Plow. This is a cool Jeep.
Information from seller:
Snow plow jeep 4 wheel drive NO TITLE Good for parts or LOTS of TLC Engin I do believe is frozen Body has no rot on it See pictures
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1964 Jeep CJ3B $20,000 Eldred, NY
Guess we are doing Blue Jeeps in the NE today! But this is a head turner, nice restoration, wonder if they would sell it if my intentions were to toss a plow and hard top on this one and use it! Probably not is my guess. But is really nice did a great job on this one.
Information from seller:
Detailed restoration. Original engine and drivetrain. Everything rebuilt or new except transfer case.
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