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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Well, I do have some experience buying and selling these .. lol.
“I have a 1967 Austin Champ British Military Jeep that I wanted to restore, but I can’t seem to find the time or money! It has a 4 cylinder Rolls Royce engine, and is a left hand drive 4 wheel drive. It would make a great Christmas gift to someone who could restore it. I’m asking $2500 or best offer. Call me with questions:”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“For sale is a 1952 Willys M38 Korean war Army Jeep with title. It is NOT assembled, and will need to be towed from it’s current location. It is a complete package. I have all body parts including N.O.S. front fenders and grill. The original 4 Cyl engine, T-90A trans, and Spicer 18 T-Case. Both original Axles, 4 wheels and 5 BRAND NEW military tires. the Chassis currently has a Small Block Chev 350 engine and Chevy TH350 trans installed. They also go with the whole package for $2500. I have boxes and boxes of small parts, guages, lights etc… Some N.O.S. parts in there as well. This is a Great project and will come together pretty quickly with a little effort. I NEED to get this out of my shop ASAP so I am willing to bargain within reason. I can send pics upon request. This Jeep is nearly 60 years old so the body is not prefect, but for it’s age it is in very good shape. There are NO holes rusted through the floor, it is straight but shows signs of being used. There is one rust hole in the right rear corner which a patch panel can easily be found or be made for. Any questions,”
No pics provided.
“Willys stainless tailgate new never used”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $999
The seller now believes this is a Maverick, but I don’t have enough experice with these to know for sure. It sounds like this vehicle has been in storage for a while. It might be in good shape for an eastern wagon.
“60 willys jeep 2 dr rare has v8 chevy trans an engine no title came from a storage auction 999 cash”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $60
(02/05/2010) Here’s a very rare fiberglass CJ-3B hood.
“WILLYS JEEP HIGH HOOD CJ3 B HOOD FIBERGLASS IN GOOD CONDITION. NO MAJOR CRACKS OR BREAKS IN FIBERGLASS. VERY GOOD QUALITY HIGHHOOD HARD TO FIND !! $60.00 call 360-957-6012 Woodland Wa .”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/pts/2111740643.html
This looks pretty stock, though it is missing the rear bows holder.
“Vintage 1947 Jeep CJ2A. All original and complete. New Redcoat gas tank. New Battery. Newly rebuilt master and wheel cylinders. It runs and is ready to go. $2400 OBO. Delivery negotiable. Phone 4O6-67l-6278. Will answer all calls. Email contact not available.”
http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/2111711833.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.
This is one of several nice looking jeeps tonight.
“Meticulusly restored Willys Jeep CJ2A . Complete restoration including professional engine/gearbox/transfer case rebuilds. Total frame off, suspension, body and paint, all completely done. Restoration documentation provided, Owner & workshop manuals provided. New at restoration, 5–vintage Firestone Knobby Truck Tires. Owner fabricated half-cab with doors–period cab heater installed. Restoration completed in 2007, has about 1000 miles on it since restoration. All original restoration except overdrive was added to the gearbox at restoration for better drivability. Owner in process of moving.”
You can’t beat the price. I’m sure there is $70 worth of value somewhere.
“I have a 1951 willys jeep cj3a; Roller ( frame , leaf spring, axles, and body ); no floor good project; will trade for something , tell me what you have; call or TEXT 601 668 5181.”
http://jackson.craigslist.org/cto/2109736641.html
Looks good.
“1944 jeep willys mb fully restored as it rolled off the factory floor ready for battle. runs and drives strong no problems this baby is ready to go…”
http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/2109600770.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2750.
This looks good, though there is still some work to be done on it. It does include a rebuilt motor that you can hear run.
“Great piece of history in the offering here! This is a 1947 original Willys CJ2A Jeep. The engine is a Willys “Industrial” engine that has been rebuilt (.030″ over) and hasn’t even been broken in yet – maybe 1 mile on it! Has a T90 transmission, with a Dana 18 transfer case that has been gone through and checks out. Gets its’ fuel through a Solex carb and has been converted to 12 volts. Frame and body has been Jasco’d and painted to the correct color of OD green. Has a poly fuel tank and 16″ military tires. This Jeep has no markings yet so you can put your favorite unit designation on it. We tackled this project with the idea to make it a “driver” and to participate in parades and other public events. Being a Jeep, you could use it for whatever your offroad needs might be. This is not a full resto, as the body still shows some “character” which would lend itself to re-enactments or other types of “movie” work. To get this buggy up to speed you will need to wire in new lights and the brakes need to be finished – there are none! The carb could use a cleanup and rebuild, and the motor needs to be broken in per spec. There is also a crack in the passenger side windshield. Surprise of surprises though, we have a clear blue Texas title for this Jeep so it is easily registered and could be inspected for road use.
