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Colin spotted this ad. The body looks in good condition. Unclear if it runs.
http://www.dvap.com/survivors/display/7545
UPDATE: Bob noted there is a price of $1500 on the windshield.
Colin spotted this jeep, too. Unclear if it runs or not.
http://www.dvap.com/survivors/display/7544
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **SOLD**
“1945 ford GPW army jeep, we got the jeep out of a museum and the condition has not changed since,it features all the original drivetrain (we were told) and it runs excellent, this is a rare jeep and a perfect one for any collection it is parade ready and when restored was upgraded to jeep seats and removeable soft top.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
The CJ-2A has been switched to propane.
“i have a 1948 cj2a willys jeep,is is complete ..with really low miles 48,000 actual miles and sc title with actual millage..it has been sitting for a few years and was a driver untill it was wrecked(see pics) the engine and trans and 4×4 worked like new…it is converted to run on propane i also have a mb jeep tub and fenders and hood and 9 slat grill that comes whith the willys ,may seperate ….cash talks..poss trade for motorcycle with title (no dirt bikes)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
“I HAVE A 1948 JEEP WILLYS WITH A FLAT HEAD 4 CYLENDER THAT WILL RUN AND DRIVE TIRES NOT VERY GOOD WILL HOLD AIR.800 FOR MORE”
This looks solid.
“1950 Willys Jeepster VJ.
-Has a 283 Chev power glide trans.
-power front brakes.
Runs and drives, very restorable and rare.
Top faded windows from the sun but whole unit can be replaced for less then $400.00 All parts are readily available from sources like: The Jeepsterman Inc., Kaiser Willy’s and Walck’s.
The body and frame are solid.
Restored can fetch up to $35,000. Made for 3 yrs.-1948 to 1951.
-Original engines are easy to find but very underpowered.
-Mechanics Manual included.
SELLING for $6500. OBO
772.464.9090 anytime.”
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/2854274862.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
It needs some work. Looks solid though.
“Korean Army Jeep – Runs & Drives! Original engine and 24 volt electrical system. New Denmar tires, new gas tank (needs installation), new canvas seats. Current CA Historical License plates. Have many extra parts just needs that right person to put it all together.
Some of the extras include.
New gas tank & sender
New clutch
New 24V headlights
24V horn
New Brake linkage
Service & parts manuals”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
Almost restored to original. Missing the rear bow holder at the very least.
“1948 Willys CJ2A that has been totally restored to original 1948 glory. Everything has either been rebuilt or replaced with new parts. 200 miles on rebuilt motor and new transmission and tires. Very nice jeep! $12,000 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
It doesn’t run, but there may be some value.
“1960 Willys Jeep CJ5 $ 650.00 Clear Wisconsin title 4 cyl engine. Very rare original top. 15″ tires. Two radiators 99% complete. Front original bumper. Original seats. Always had top on. Headlight buckets and covers are in a box. Repairable.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $2000
Dexter is listing his trailer for sale. He has lots of pictures of it.
“I bought this gem months ago. It is unrestored, unmolested and in IMMACULATE original condition. Must see to believe. When I bought it, there was a thin coat of civvy paint, which came right off with repeated wipes of a wet rag. Under that is a coat of OD, which looks like it was put on 30+ years ago, and then the original OD. The shiny parts that you see are the areas where I applied some linseed oil.
The Good
– Original, unmolested, no-rust, solid body
– Original fenders (from another 1943 Bantam)
– Original data plate
– Original lunette
– Original 3-hole swivel
– Original leg
– Original chains, hooks, and wedges
– Original drawbar
– Original handbrake (works great)
– Original drain plug
– Original BO switch (from another 1943 Bantam)
– Original reflectors (faded side reflectors came from another 1943 Bantam)
– Original 1963 California black plate with PTI sticker
– Current DMV registration to my name
The not-so-good
– M38 rims
– Original 3-hole swivel is broken (I still have it, and it’s fixable. Currently on the trailer is a solid T3C leg, with a solid 2-hole swivel. It matches the paint of the trailer perfectly.)
– Original fenders were modified and are no longer with the trailer (As noted above, I’m including a set of original fenders from a 1943 Bantam. Layers of civvy paint just needs to be removed)
– Some remnants of the original wiring
– Additional holes added on rear crossmember due to bumperettes being installed
– One tail light bracket is not original
– No original tail lights
– One tiny hole on the front-driver-side corner”
