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UPDATE: Was $8900. **SOLD**
Mostly stock, but not “all very stock”.
“8 year old restoration with new steel body, lives inside all winter, but outside most of the summer. Fun to drive, and a real eye-catcher. As photo’s show, all is very stock- combat rims, military tires, blackout lights, shovel, axe and rear seat.”
Plenty wrong here .. i emailed the seller to inform them they don’t have a $21k vehicle.
“No description”
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/classic-car/1943-Willys-Other+Willys+Models-536438.xhtml
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
(09/12/2011) I don’t see too many hoods bent in that shape. I suspect there is a story there …. This might be a good price.
“1958 willy’s jeep dj3a.
1946 cj2a running gear
model 27 front axel, model 44 rear axel
T-90 3spd trans, spicer 18 2spd transfer case with a single shift lever from a 65 tuxedo park cj5
F-head 134ci hurricane4 cyl
New body mounts, tires, wiring, park brake,motor and trans mounts, to many to list
Ca
Extras: swing out tire carrier, hd rocker protection, recovery mounts, lights, roll bar, ect
Registered as 58 dj3a
Also comes with a running L-head 134 Go-devil 4cyl”
UPDATE: Price bumped to $3500
(09/25/2010) I haven’t seen any front loops bend towards the back like this one does.
“1946 Willys Jeep Cj2a. Rebuilt Motor, Good 4 wheel drive, Runs Great! All of the body work is done. New brakes, wheel cylinders, wheel bearings, roll cage, Brand new tires on 15 wheels and i also have original army wheels and tires. Also has Aftermarket seats, horn steering wheel etc… L134 motor w/ 3 speed trans. high and low gear, pto in and out , with warn lockers on front.
NO Title! I have used this off highway only on the illinois river banks. Great for farm use and hunting. Original VIN ID is still on the engine firewall. I talked to DMV and a person could file for title for about $150 to get license plate. I have led taillights and many other parts still new in box that come with it.
$$Oh yeah i also Rhino lined the entire jeep inside and out if you were wondering! $$ It’s ready for deer season boys! IT WILL FIT ON A 16′ Flatbed or any trailer 6ft wide. $2500.00 NO TIRE KICKERS! Call Dave @ 479-530-5237.”
http://fayar.craigslist.org/cto/2608609449.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was on eBay.
(05/14/2011) This will need some body work underneath. The seller includes a large number of good images.
“Wow priced for a quick sale, This is a very nice restorable 1961 willys jeep- starts up and runs. Will need the normal stuff – but the great news is a solid frame!!!!!!!!!!! yes you can save the money do the body work yourself or for those who can’t buy one. anyway you will have the real deal, heads will turn when you are riding in this one, everyone will want it. Please call or email with any questions”
I’ve been exploring Manhattan today by foot. One of the places I wandered through was the M&M store at Times Square. I couldn’t resist photographing the jeep display. I may or may not have more posts later tonight.
Jonas wrote me the other day telling me he’s got a rare M-606. I asked him if the Data Plate was stamped ‘M-606’ and he said it was and that the speedometer is in KMs. He’s invited me to drop by and see for myself, so I hope to report on it in early October. Thanks for sharing! Cool pics, too! I love the contrast between the sky and the trees, jeep and grass.
He wrote, “I own a actual M606 jeep made by Kaiser in 1966. This is not a military CJ3B. It was exported (to Argentina I think) and then repatriated back to the US. Or it never left, nobody knows really. But It is here now and it is pretty original with all the features unique to the M606. I have acquired a Koening winch and hard cab for it in the past month and put a set of proper traction type tires on it.”
Roberto emailed me this unusual illustration. I haven’t seen much Mahindra artwork.
Brett spotted this CJ-2A. The front turn signals are non standard, but aren’t too bad for non standard ones. Anyone know the vehicle of origin? It has an OD.
“1947 JEEP CJ2A NEWER 4CYL OVERHEAD 3 SPEED WITH OVERDRIVE 2 STICK TRANSFER CASE NEW GAS TANK VERY LITTLE RUST BODY GOOD SHAPE FOR THE YEAR TOW BAR READY TO DRIVE OR RESTORE THANKS”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=4599529
