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UPDATE: Still Available
(06/04/2009) This looks like it might be a pretty nice jeep and has some great upgrades.
“For Sale – 1947 Willy’s CJ-2A Jeep. It has a 327 Chevy engine with a 350 automatic transmission. It has been stored indoors, runs great. It comes with over $2,000 worth of extras.”
https://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/cto/6012527554.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
(06/28/2009) “first year for C J civilan jeep
this is the 325 th of 1820 built in 1945
from southern calif.
the only rust is in the front body mounts / hat channels ,where their is a wooden insert
spare parts – column shifter on steering column
– rear P T O
– P T O drive shaft
– P T O rear gear box
– DANA 23 full floater rear axle
still searching for rear draw bar to mount rear P T O
will trade for mustang convertible”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7500.
(04/03/2013) “NEED SOLD moving soon
Clean Title In Hand
full restore 1951 willy jeep no rust any where and all done right
first $7,500 cash in person takes her home
I’ve this jeep for over 10 years an it been in my family for over 40 plus years
I pull the motor out and sold it because was going to make it in a v6 but plans changed and I’m moving soon but I do still have the L134 original block and rotating assembly for it
5 miles on it since restoration
Clean title in hand
Garage keep an never been rain on
video of the willys here”
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/Fy-m5MpWG4c
https://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/5996551032.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8800.
(Description from 08/23/2016) 1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A with too may extras to mention but I’ll give it a try. Totally ready for your most severe rock crawling expedition. Engine V6 225 with Isky cam, adjustable oil pressure, oversize pistons (.040 over), Holley Avenger Carburator Dyno-tuned. On board air for ARB’s and tire inflation. Transmission 4 speed T18 with 6.28 low gear. Transfer Case D300 from 1981 IH scout (texas bolt pattern) 4:1 gear conversion.
UPDATE: Still Available. I didn’t appreciate the originality of this when I first posted it. Now that I own one, I can see just how much is there.
“1956 DJ-3A
2-wheel drive
Column shift
Motor has been overhauled
Brakes have been done
Starter has been rebuilt
Includes 5 wheels with original trim rings and hubcaps (4 lug wheels, 15″)
Needs steering wheel and wiring harness (have the originals).
No seats, no top, no top bows.
Has the original Auto-Line Bulls-Eye headlight bulbs.
Radiator was done with a high-flow core, sufficient for a V-8.
This is the convertible model with non-ventilating windshield (original glass included)
Not the original color (original color unknown)
Will not respond to texts.
If the ad is posted, the vehicle is still available.”
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale16/adm255/adm255.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $23,000.
(09/09/2016) “53 Willys CJ3A, Buick 231 V6, SM420 Trans, Dana 20 Transfer, Dana 35 Front 44 Rear 4.88, ARB air lockers, Spring over, P/S, Everything custom fab, 14 year project, as seen in several Off Road Publications, with matching trailer and lots of cool accessories. Serious inquiries only.”
UPDATE: SOLD. was $3500.
(04/08/2015) Has updated engine.
“What I have here is an old antique Army Jeep. It is a Willys M 38. It has all the military data plates on the dash. It has an unusual Military hard top with the data plate on it. It is called the Artic top. Somebody converted it to a 6 cyl Chevy engine. It it runs good. 4 Wheel drive works as it should. It has no breaks. Left rear brake line is leaking. I bought this with the intensions of restoring it. But I have to many projects and not enough time. If you are reading this then it’s still for sale. Please include a phone # and the subject matter to weed out the spam.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** was $6500
(03/19/2015) Looks solid.
“I have a 1961 Willys CJ6 jeep for sale, clean title. I have had this jeep for over 30 years but it is time to let it go. I no longer have use for it and would like it to go to someone that will us it! It runs like a champ have had the carburetor, original PTO winch, engine rebuilt back in 2007-2009. Everything in working condition. I have documentation on all of it. ”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“New wiring harness , New head & tail light front & rear disc brakes & tires,rebuilt trains& transfer case”
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5964091848.html
UPDATE: Tim wrote me to say he’d found some of these sitting unused outside his place of employment. Unfortunately, there was too little left of them or they were too far gone to restore. The ones they had were powered by Wisconsin air-cooled V4 engines. They also had stainless steel tanks for liquid usage. He was able to take photos of a complete one before they disassembled it. The company that made that sprayer still exists. http://buffaloturbine.com/ The sprayers look very similar too.
