UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4500
(10/17/2014) The steps have been updated, but looks like a solid 3B.
“1954 Willy Classic Jeep. 4 cylinder Ford motor 4 wheel drive, runs good. ”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4500
(10/17/2014) The steps have been updated, but looks like a solid 3B.
“1954 Willy Classic Jeep. 4 cylinder Ford motor 4 wheel drive, runs good. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/03/2013) I see nothing to indicate it’s earlier than 1947, but it does look good.
“This is a 1948, not a 1945 as my add previously stated. I made a mistake when originally posting..
All original drive train. Has overdrive. Mechanically perfect, needs nothing.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
(07/03/2015) Maybe worth a look? Dash might be funky, as the part surrounding the gauges is a different color.
“1954 Jeep CJ-3B. Excellent running condition. Recently rebuilt transfer case. Less than 7,000 miles on rebuilt engine. Comes with two tops; white vinyl soft top and black bikini top. Tires in excellent condition.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/02/2014) Looks in good shape. I think this includes a CJ-5.
“1948 jeep restored about 10 years ago. One of the nicest around and made so a bigger guy can drive it. Turns on a dime. Too nice for the hills. But made to go hunting if that’s what you want. Nice comfortable high back seats make for comfortable ride. and has a S 10 tire rack on the back. Bikini top as well as a full soft top. Radio needs to be reinstalled. No biggy there. Drives smooth with 1200 dollars worth of wheels. And matching spare. $8500. It is one of the nicest CJ3A’s around. You won’t find one this nice for this price. And no diamond plate so no rust has been cover up. Heater fan does need to be reversed. Price is firm. Has sat for over a year. Has roll bar and is gun metal grey. I just don’t drive it or the 55 CJ5 with a snow plow so both need to go. Both have 4 cyl. engines.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“This Jeep has been restored to mostly original condition. Runs well, all new brakes and lines. Still stock 24 V., waterproofed. New canvas and seats, new glass. Serial no. MD-A 10075.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/26/2015) This is a package deal.
“Fun and fast-built to drive at freeway speeds-drives straight-stops with 11″brakes-built 231 buick even fireV6-350 dome pistons-gear drive(nosie)-lots of head work-modified oil pan for extra oil-electric fuel pump-headers with flow master-T15 trany with overdrive-large radiator with flex fan-alum hi rise with 4 barrel-custom roll cage and alum dash-all gages work-large tac with shift light-
2 tops,waren 8k winch-boxed frame-complete rancho suppension with 2″ lift and 2″body lift. Just look at the pictures.I have owned this Jeep for over 40 years.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/5541824227.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/14/2014) “1948 Willies CJ2A- 4.3 L v6, 500 miles on it or less. Turbo 350 transmission. Chevy transfer case. Toyota running gear. Serious inquiries please. Asking $3500.”
A similar version of the photo was sold on eBay in May of 2015.
“1942- Pulled by a quintette of jeeps instead of reindeer, Santa Claus rides a tank at Fort Knox. This was the Christmas greeting from the men of the armored force. Name “Yardbird” is painted on lead jeep. The others look to have names as well but I can’t make them out.”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $9,000
(06/25/2015) Looks solid.
“Starts, runs, shifts, steers, brakes, and rides great. Very reliable.
12 volt system, F-134 engine.
4 x 4 low and high work as they should. Can shift into 4 wheel high on the fly at speeds less than 25 mph.
Battery, battery cables, spark plugs, wires, gear oil, hoses, belt, and fuel pump replaced 6 years ago.
Transfer case and clutch professionally over-hauled 4 years ago.
Original distributor replaced with breakerless electronic distributor 3 years ago.
Original carburetor replaced with new rebuilt carburetor 3 years ago.
Has heater, trailer hitch, turn/brake signals, low/high beam headlights, seat belts, horn, electric wipers, key start, canvas cover with sectional support bars,
Tubeless extreme traction tires. Ball hitch.
Rear tube body is fiberglass. M38a1 steel front end.
Storage compartment under rear seat.
AM/FM/IPOD marine radio located in ammo box between front seats with 4 speakers.
Amp, gas, oil gauges are not working. I have new gauges and gas tank sender. Temp and Speedometer are working. Vehicle does not have a parking brake.
I have used this vehicle to drive dirt roads on summer weekends around Secord Lake near West Branch for the last six years.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(05/24/2015) “Jeep is not currently running, but the motor is not locked up. It shouldn’t take much to get it going again. I am selling it for my dad. If you are interested, it is best that you come look at it, because I don’t know that many details about it including the engine size and year..”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500.
(02/27/2014) It has some funky tail lights.
“I am selling my 55′ Wileys M170, It is a true war hardened jeep ready for either it’s glory days or a new life on the trail. I have the age old problem of to many vehicles and not enough money.
This M170 is a running driving, 1 of 300 known to exist, clear titled beast.
I am asking 7500.00 obo serious offers only..no emails with will you take….if your not serious enough to make a trip to see it don’t bother type’n…please”
Mike shared a Facebook link for this video, which was floating around the different jeep groups. Here’s the youtube version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNSoMjTJ4qY
This 1952 Video by Warner Pathe News follows the M-38 and Diamond Reo M-34 underwater. After these tests, you’d expect Willys would have sold Willys Scuba Gear.