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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
” This beauty has been completely re-painted in hunter green exterior with green & black interior. 4 wheel drive, pump. Perfect for campground security or fire prevention. Purchased from local fire department & converted for private fire prevention. Runs good, lights & siren. We are selling for another party. Runs & drives good. Has many upgrades. Will answer questions to best of ability. Unit sold complete with fire pump & 75 gallon water tank, hose & one nozzle.”
Here’s a nice shot of a CJ-2A with a nice top. This is a late ’46 or ’47 jeep.
“Photo size is 4.5×3″ inches”
Here are two different ads that are listed on eBay.
This 1951 ad shows two pictures of trucks and two pictures of a farm jeep in action.
This 1957 Ad shows an FC and a CJ-5
This looks in good shape with a few mods.
“WE ARE SELLING THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE ON CONSIGNMENT AT OUR DEALERSHIP. THE FOLLOWING ARE NOTES FROM THE BUYER REGARDING THE VEHICLE:
For Sale: 1948 CJ2A Painted like Military Jeep
Engine rebuilt 8 years ago
Painted 8 years ago
Seats, 5 years ago, look very good
Like new Cooper mud and snow tires less than 1000 miles.
Military top and doors 4 years old
2 interior heaters one old and one new 4 years ago
Engine heater 2 years ago
Wiper motors 4 years ago
Transmission & transfer case and clutch pack complete 2 years
Brakes and lines 2 years ago
12 volt alternator rebuilt 2 years ago
Head gasket and radiator 1 year ago
Tune-up 1 year ago
Carbuerator kit 2 years ago
Every thing works except the emergency brake
Includes oil bath air cleamer, PTO winch, and backseat.
Steering is very good, brakes stop on a dime. 98% rust free, has 2 brackets added to replace rusted ones. Glass good, not broken or replaced. Lights work – no signals. Rear differential has been locked, the front is standard. 4X4 works excellent. Body is very straight, no dents. Top speed is 35-40. Will go faster but is low-geared.
WE ARE A MN LICENSED DEALER. FOR ALL MN BUYERS ALL APPLICABLE TRANSFER FEES, ADMINISTRATIVE FEES AND TAX RATES APPLY AND WILL BE ADDED TO THE FINAL SALE PRICE. ITEM IS SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY. NO RETURNS, REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.”
http://stcloud.craigslist.org/ctd/3105205646.html
UPDATE: Was $1900. **SOLD**
Needs work, but I think it has potential.
“PRICE DROP NEED TO SELL. I am selling my 1948 willys pickup project truck. With 1988 internation scott frame and running gear. Good working 4 wheel drive. Dana 44 front and rear. 35in tires, 345 interanational motor with automatic transmison. Has a chevy tilt wheel steering colum. Needs a little work but will make a great off work rig.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
There’s some value here, but I’d like to see that cage going down to the cage.
“Jeep CJ5 Fiberglass Body $1,000, Custom Roll Cage $600, Balanced & Blueprinted Chev 3.8 V6 w/ March Pulley Set $1,500, Custom ATS Built Turbo 350 Transmission & Torque Converter, Dana 20 Transfer Case W/Advance Adapters Kit $1,000, Dana 30 Front Axle $250, Dana 44 Rear Axle (4:27 gears) $250, Billet Aluminum Steering Column $75, Dual Gate Competition Shifter $50. Plus, many original Military Jeep parts. Over $10,000 invested, clean title”
This appears in good shape. It has a four speed.
“This 1964 has a rebuilt 225 v6 odd fire engine in it. The transmission is a four speed manual. If interested please call or text me at 260 494 9345”
http://fortwayne.craigslist.org/cto/3099724922.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This looks good, though the body suggests it is a 1946.
“THE VERY FIRST GENERATION OF CIVILIANIZED JEEPS, THIS BABY HAS A LOT OF APPEAL, 4X4, IT RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE IT SHOULD (DON’T EXPECT SPEEDS OVER 60 MPH) , IT HAS NEW RADIATOR,BATTERY, TIRES, SEATS, AND HAS A TRANSMISSION DRIVEN WINCH, STILL ORIGINAL 6 VOLTS.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
There’s a whole line of jeeps in the background.
“1951 cj3a running chassie.. Come pretty complete with a good running 4 cyl flat head, 3 speed trans with a high / low transfer case, axels , nice frame…
No title, can drive.. will need your own battery… Would make a nice resto project for someone to put a repo body on… $650.00 cash”
This needs work.
“old jeep i bought to restore, but injury forces sale. has a buick v6, a rebuilt trans, and transfer case. it has the front windshield frame, but no window. it needs brakes and clutch bled. runs, but doesn’t have a battery and has a hole in the gas tank. but i have another new gas tank, only a bit bigger. as is, where is. i have no title for it. $1200 or best offer.”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/3103780854.html
