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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
Looks like a lot of jeep for the price.
“1946 Willys for sale, Good Engine, Transfercase, and Differentials, Transmission needs work. Only 1462 Built, Classic, needs TLC,… ,make offer, will trade for Dirtbike/Enduro”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5500.
(04/25/2013) The paint job certainly is unusual, but it looks solid. The description suggests the seller is confused the CJ-5 with the CJ-3B?
“This Willys is great fun to drive and sport around. It has street tires because it was used in parades and car shows. It would run about the desert better with fat tires. 53 is the year that Kaiser bought the company after the Koren war and started making Willys for civilians which is why there is the bigger engine and higher hood. You are buying a piece of history.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
(05/11/2014) Appears to have the wrong data plates. Looks real good.
“Everything New or Rebuilt
Including New Metal Body
All Stock Except The Following
15 inch wheels and tires
12 volt Conversion
Electronic Distributor
—-BREAK IN MILES ONLY—-
Respond to me for more photos or questions.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
“This is a 1953 M38A1 military Jeep.
Condition: Stored indoors, Pristine, Immaculate
This Jeep is a turnkey, fully restored military classic. It is street legal, fun to drive, turns heads everywhere, and is a hit at parades, shows, rallies, etc!
I am selling this to make room for another project.
It has 48,800 miles on it. It has a full canvas, shovel, and much more.
This particular Willy’s has been restored to its former glory using only authentic parts.
Beautiful sounding engine! All seats and canvas in great condition.
Comes with original User’s Manual, Supply Manual, and Maintenance Manual.
I have receipts, work orders, and maintenance logs and have included several spare parts as well!
Please view my attached photos.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500.
(05/26/2013) “This 1954 Willys M38-A1 Jeep (Korean war era) was completely restored a few years ago to nearly like-new condition in olive drab with matching canvas upholstery and top. Attention to detail throughout. Extra clean frame, no rust, this jeep is a true eye catcher and a lot of fun to drive around town. Complete engine tune-up done approximately 12 months ago. Engine runs very strong on 4×4 or 4×2. This jeep drives very well, as a correctly restored and mechanically sorted 1/4-Ton 4×4 should. It has all the right military jeep stuff, including decals, combat lights, jerry can and spare. Door safety straps and reproduction of the original maintenance and operation manual are included. The Jeep has a clean California title.”
UPDATE: Was $8000, then was listed on eBay. Now is listed here.
(11/27/2014) Looks like this might be worth a look.
“Rare 1953 Willys M170 Marine Corp. radio jeep, only a couple known to exist in complete running condition. all original F-134 engine with 3spd t90, this is my daily driver and runs great!
This is not a restored vehicle, has it’s share of battle scars and character, radios work. has new tires, plugs and wires, points, coil, seats, brake hoses, engine oil lines, fuel pump, rebuilt steering box, rebuilt bellcrank, new tie rod ends,
4X4 works, drives straight! has been converted to 12v. ”
Project or parts.
“Have a willys project everything you need besides a starter throttle linkage and radiator hoses. The front end rear end transfer case and tranny are rebuilt. All the body arts are there. Extra hood extra steering column 3 grilles extant gauges extra head lights brand new radiator and gas tank. Trade for things with motor that run and are ready to go mud trucks crawlers cherokees samurai dirt bike side by side four wheelers let me know what you have”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/4892715960.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $70.
Cheap set of rims for extra tires.
“10” wide 5on5.5 lug wheels far shape OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
It was sold back in 2013.
“1953 willys jeep cj3 , fully rebuilt 350 v8 ,( bored .030 over , balanced , 10.5:1 compression , forged pistons & rods , ported 202 heads , roller rockers ) , stock trans and transfer case , power steering , 35″ tires , clean title , current registration , needs completion”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250. It went quickly.
“The floor has some rusts along the front, but overall the trailer is solid and useable. It needs fenders, and a hitch and new tires. But it has its original Bantam tag, which looks to be SERIAL 2xx6. According to the owner I bought it from, it hasnt been registered in decades. No title. Bill of Sale only. Sold as-is. You’ll need to pick up with a truck (full-size bed) or a utility trailer.”
