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UPDATE: Was a ‘Make Offer’. Status unkonwn.
The seller is listing this as a CJ-2A, but the body and fenders are military.
“Parting out this 1940s flat fender Willys CJ2. It has been in a fire so many of the parts are not useable, but many are just fine. Has original flathead engine. Please email for parts availability or make offer on whole jeep.”
This looks good.
“I have always wanted one of these Jeepsters. Now I own one. I went to look at a ’57 Ford Thunderbird and I missed the turn and I saw the Jeepster setting next to the road with a for-sale sign and told my wife we need to go look at it. We found the T-Bird but I could not buy it even for the price just to ruff. We were going to go look at a another car and I did not get an answer then remembered the jeepster which was very close by. When I was looking at it the owner drove up and the rest is history. Had a great drive back. we put the top down and drove home 44 miles most of it on I-5. Ran great. When I opened the hood I was not to sure what to expect, it is all stock with that little 4 cylinder F head Hurricane Jeep engine. This engine produced 75 hp (56 kW; 76 PS) at 4000 rpm (although it redlines at 3200 rpm). 3 speed transmission on the tree with Overdrive. Still 6 volt. Top is very good. He did not have the side curtains. The Jeepster was an automobile originally produced by Willys-Overland Motors from 1948 to 1950. Willys developed the Jeepster to crossover from their “utilitarian” type truck vehicles, to the passenger automobile market. They built 5,836 Jeepsters in 1950. Joe at Old School Garage has taken care of a few small things like getting the gas gauge to work. The Over drive will not engage. Joe got the heater to work. It’s all serviced and safety check and ready to go. Cond. # 3+.”
No pics provided.
“One complete 1953 M38a1 Jeep and one parts M38a1 Jeep. Both with clean titles. Enough parts between the two to build a complete military Jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was3000.
This is a funny mix of colors/parts.
“1961 willys Jeep
started to restore
Good project truck
drove it home ran good
4X4
got all new valves
new head gasket
new valve cover gasket
book”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600.
(11/15/2011) Somebody save this!
“Antique Army Jeep, WW2 vintage, either a ’45 or ’47 . I have a title. Lots of rust. In need of restoration. Has set outside for about the last 10 years, and I realize my dream to restore it has passed. I have a spare motor, which is included. $1600.”
No more updates until the New Year. So, have a wonderfully Happy New Year Eve!
Ted emailed me today from Moab, Utah, with this image of a Tow Mater looking vehicle. It sounds like he is having some fun!
Ted writes, “We took a ride on the Hell’s Revenge trail in Moab today and ran across the tow truck from Cars in downtown Moab… This place is awesome!”
This no reserve bid has reached $8100.
“4 CYLINDER -FLAT HEAD,VERY SMOOTH RUNNING ENGINE,STARTS,RUNS,SHIFTS & STOPS FINE,NO SMOKE,KNOCKS, OR LEAKS.NEW BRAKE LINES & CYLINDERS,NEW SHOCKS.TRUE MILAGE UNKNOWN.
3 SPD MANUAL – SHIFT. MANUAL STEERING & BRAKES.4 X 4 W/ HIGH & LOW, MILITARY 16” TIRES W/COMBAT RIMS. GAUGES,HEAD LIGHTS,TAIL LIGHTS (NEW),MARKER LIGHTS,SIREN,& FLASHING RED LIGHT – ALL WORK .
NEW: LIFT HANDLES,BUMPERETTES,SPARE TIRE RACK,GAS CAN HOLDER,FLOOR MATS,& STEERING WHEEL COVER.
FOLD DOWN,SWING OPEN WINDSHIELD.ENTIRE BED HAS BEEN RHINO GUARDED,FRESH INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINT.SEATS IN NICE SHAPE,REAR SEAT IS AFTER MARKET/MANUFACTURED.MANUAL WIPER-HAS WORN RUBBER PIECE.EXCESSORIES SHOWN ,(GAS CAN,SHOVEL,AXE,AMMO BOX,FIRE EXTG.) ALL INCLUDED.HAS GOOD SPARE.
LIMITED AMOUNT OF BODY FILLER,ALL STEEL BODY IN GREAT SHAPE.UNDERCARRAIGE & WHEEL WELLS ARE UNDERCOATED.DECALS ARE MILITARY POLICE ,VINYL STENCIL-FONT REPLICATE.
SMALL CRACK IN THE BRAND NEW WINDSHIELD,UPPER LEFT CORNER NEAR ROUND MILITARY POLICE CORPS DECAL.(NEW WINDSHIELD IS DOUBLE PANED-SAFETY GLASS,SHOULDN’T AND HASNT, SPRED)
HOOD NUMBER IS SERIAL/VIN. NUMBER.SEAT BELTS ON FRONT SEATS & RAIN/TRANSPORT COVER.
THIS IS NOT A “BARRETT-JACKSON” , “FRAME OFF” RESTORATION JEEP, IT IS A VERY NICE, REFURBISHED, CJA2 MODEL THAT HAS BEEN FINISHED TO RESEMBLE A U.S. ARMY WWII MILITARY POLICE JEEP.RUNS REALLY WELL AND IS FUN TO DRIVE,VERY QUITE ENGINE, FULLY CONFIDENT WITH THE VEHICLE OVERALL.”
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380395231656+&viewitem=
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900.
This looks in good condition.
“1961 Willys Jeep ,Runs, Great Condition”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
It was a nice jeep before the roll . . .
“This was a great Willys jeep until I was t-boned and it rolled. Now it needs a new body to be great again. It will run and drive as far as I can tell. The frame is fine. The price is open. I’ll take the best offer. Jeep had NO RUST on it prior to the Feb. 28 2010 accident. Email julyheep@gmail.com with any questions. Open to trades but NO UGLY JUNK.”
