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There appear to be some good parts here.
“55 Willys Jeep, 2dr, 4×4, motor stuck, some rust $850 call for more info. 704-682-2652 No Calls After 8pm. THIS IS A PROJECT, IT DOES NOT RUN!! Please read carefully befor calling. Thanks.”
http://hickory.craigslist.org/cto/3314339412.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
Walter spotted this unusual combo. With the right changes, this combo could work.
“For Sale: 1961 Willys Truck on three quarter ton Chevy chassis, four wheel drive, clear title. Runs and drives needs body work done but runs great. 350 cid Chevy engine, 400 transmission & goose neck ball in the bed as well as towing package underneath.This thing could pull the house down in 1st low gear or 2nd low gear.Will accept best offers but please be reasonable”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(06/14/2012) This has a rear winch.
“1951 Willys Jeep CJ3A, Great restore project! Brakes are solid! Starts and runs! Rare half hard top! Has PTO, hand throttle, solid frame, beauttiful original Willys tailgate and windshield frame. Newly recored radiator, new hoses, much underhood restorations. Look at the pictures folks! Just need finishing touches!”
Old Color from July
UPDATE: Still Available
(05/26/2012) This has a rear PTO and appears solid, though needs some work.
“Coveted 1946 CJ2A Willy’s Jeep with rear PTO and upgraded Warn Locking Hubs. Runs great. Original flat 4 Go Devil motor with excellent compression on one rebuild.
Everything works. Just rebuilt starter, flushed gas tank and radiator. Original air filter, new hoses, clamps, plugs, plug wires, points,
belt , and fuel lines. Low miles. No highway miles. Registration paid through 2013. Ranch driven only. Newly re-covered seats. Ready for cosmetic
restoration and details.
$4,500.
Dino
(805) 850-5376”
http://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/3341041027.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700
(09/16/2012) This has no motor or tranny.
“i have a 1951 cj3a for sale all the dmv paper work is up to date and it is registered until october. the jeep has no motor or transmision. It had a 225 buick motor that i took out of it and put in another jeep. I have another 225 that does not run and another t90 transmision that i can sell also. i am asking 700 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2450.
(05/15/2012) The rear on this is very unusual. The S/N is only 19370. The tool indents appear in good shape.
“Original motor converted to 12V. Runs good,stored in garage 30 plus years. Have full steel doors. S/N 19370. ”
UPDATE: Roberto believes this was taken in the Netherlands.
How about this photograph from Flickr. The information with this photo suggests it was taken in 1953.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42220073@N04/6972415953/
This is the first of three King winch Brochures from Koenig Iron Works.
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