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UPDATE: Price dropped to $525.
(09/05/09) This looks in pretty good shape. If the rust situation is good, this might be a good price. Cats sold separately?
“1948 Jeep for sale. Needs work. Does not run. No title. Has some rust. Call 208-755-8308 for more information.”
Just a couple photos tonight from the Canadian Archives that show some stencilers at work.
1) Unidentified soldier stencilling numbers on the hood of a jeep, England, 21 December 1943.
UPDATE: Sold very quickly …. Listed at $2800
Rare doesn’t adequately describe this unusual find. This sure looks like a MT Tug rear based on what I can see in Mark Askew’s Rare WW2 Jeep Book. I’m not sure what category to put this in, other than unusual!
“For sale 1943 Willys Truck 3/4 Ton 6×6 chassis Model MT-TUG. Only 15 of these vehicles were built for the US Army in 1943. I have the rear half of one of these vehicles which has the tandem rear drive axles, frame, suspension, front axles and a modified transfer case.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
This has an unusual rig on the back. Lotso rust here.
“Dont know many details about it. Its rusty, but ran back in the spring of this year. Has original 4 cy. 3 spd running gear with stock axles. Has lots of rust. Would most likely run again if you rebuilt the carburetor and filed down the points and put a battery in it. Has Super Swamper Bogger Tires-30 x 12.50 x 15 with lots of tread left. Tires are too wide on the rims and you cannot cut the Jeep very far either way. $350.00 cash gets it all.”
It runs. No pics provided.
“FOR SALE 1947 WILLYS CJ2A VERY ROUGH ENGINE RUNS $800.00. CALL RICH 516-784-9703 NO EMAILS”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
This has been patched a few times and needs work.
“1960 Willys Jeep. with GM V-6 Runs and drives. The steering could use a little tweeking. either, rework the drag link, or a dropped pitman arm, but it’s drives good enough for the woods. Has had it’s share of patching over the 50 years. Needs a right front wheel cylinder, and a wind shield. Comes with clear Florida title.”
No pics provided.
“cj2a parts engine, transmission, 2 transfer cases, body, frame, wheels. one price takes it all.”
UPDATE: This has sold
This CJ-2A looks good. The seller reports this has a knock; it might be worth checking the harmonic balancer to see if that’s causing the problem.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A – Clear Title (In my name)
Body in good shape. Recently tub was removed and chassis completely cleaned of all grease and grime. Chassis primed with a Por15 rust pervention paint. Repaired all rust on Tub. Floor pans have been replaced and repaired. Tub has been primed and painted in a Champagne Metallic color. Many new parts: new muffler, gastank, brake lines, carburator and fuel pump rebuilt, all original running gear intact and working. Jeep runs and drives. Transfer case and transmisson works in high range and low range. Only Bad news it that motor has a knock.”
Here’s a M-38 in pieces. It is listed as a 1953, but it’s probably a 1952.
“1953 M38 Willys Jeep, torn down, ready to restore. I have all the parts, flat head 4 cylinder needs rebuilt, 2 manual transmissions, 2 hoods, body in rough shape. $500.00 or best offer.”
http://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/2023397906.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This looks like a solid plowing rig for the winter.
“1967 Willys Jeep with 6 1/2 foot Western Plow. GM V-6 with 3 speed, Very good hard top, Runs and drives. Tires are good, $1500 or best offer”
