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That’s one thick roll bar tube. This jeep has a variety of mods, including non jeep axles.
“46 jeep willy. 4600.00 call for details 541 -852-3758”
http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/3660720608.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Eric forwarded this ad . . . By why park the wagons right there? I’m guessing they’ve been there a while.
“3 1949-1954 2 wheel drive Willys Jeeps station wagon parts for sale.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500
(02/20/2013) This jeep sounds ready for the mountains.
“48 Willys Flatfender frame up build in 1997 with all the goodies. SBC 283, 25 gallon tank, dana 44 front and rear with 488 gears, detroit lockers front and rear, T18 tranny with 4 to 1 low gear, model 20 trans case with bronco 2.46 low range. Holly projection. Marsh Racing 32 bolt bead lock rims, Fresh Swampers 33×12.50, Dual batterys optima ( need replace) Disc brakes all around, New 8274 winch in 03 hardly used. This Jeep has been sitting for last 5 years. Just dont use it anymore. Thanks for looking. Respond with phone number Ill call u back or e-mail. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000
(12/14/2012) I like the engine compartment shot.
“A real gem! Shows well & gets LOTS of attention! A must see! Finished in 2008 & has been in car shows in CA & OR, with 12 awards, including the 2011 “Rad Willy” award in Grass Valley, CA.
*Frame off restoration
*6,800 miles on drivetrain
*355/330 HP Smeding engine
*700R4 GM transmission
*4.11, 9″ Ford rearend
*Autometer gauges
*Oak wood bed
*BASF custom mixed paint
*Custom interior
*Always garaged”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200
“This FC-150 has the engine and transmission out, and is ready for the re-power of your choice. Or, if desired you could easily find an original engine. The engine mounts have not been cut out. It comes with the original T-90 3 spd and T-case. It has an electric hydraulic dump bed.
This is the nicest FC-150 Body I’ve seen in the past 20 years, with all the cab corners in good shape. There is a small amount of rust through in the driver’s floor. And rust repair is needed along the front of the cab above the bumper, as you can see in the photo. The engine cover has been modified, and is ready for you to finish. A SBC was planned, but not finished, two owners ago.”
Lou spotted this classic image of a man and his wagon at the New Jersey State Archives Facebook page. The chair hanger / fishing pole holder on the passenger side is interesting. Lou writes, “That’s on the beach at Island Beach State Park with Barnegat Lighthouse in the background – since those 10 miles of beach are preserved it still looks about the same and you can buy a pass to drive on the beach and fish.”
Guy forwarded this CJ-6 Brochure auction.
“8.5 X 4″ folder. 8 views and specs. Xlnt with year written in pencil, dealer stamp.”
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This looks real nice, but some of the decisions surprise me, such as not having the transmission plate cover installed.
“Vin # CJ2A63505. This Willy’s is in excellent condition and the under carriage looks as good as the rest of the Jeep. The restoration was done about 8 years ago by the previous owner who lived in California. The original engine has been replaced with a 1970’s 231 odd fire V6 Buick engine. Since the restoration it has only had about 200 miles put on it. This Willy’s has an all steel body not aluminum or fiberglass knock off.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4250.
This appears to have MB running gear and tub with a CJ front clip. It appears solid.
“1946 Willys Jeep. Original 2.2 iron duke with 6 volt. It has a 3 speed and i believe 5.38 gears. Runs and drives. Current registration. Has not been modified so if you want to make a custom crawler this is a great start.
$4,250”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
This looks like a good price even though it needs work. Pics are small.
“I have a 1947 willies jeep. Perfect project car for a fun toy. It has a small block Chevy. Not running at this moment..but im pretty sure with some new spark plug wires..and a lil bit of gas…she would fire right up. Im willing to hear any and all offers..so please contact me”
