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UPDATE: Price dropped to $1600.
(07/30/2013) I think it’s back to the drawing board on this project. The rollcage looks like a CJ-3B or CJ-5 based on the front loop’s upper bends.
“1952 CJ Jeep on 1990 Toyota 4-runner running gear. V-6, 5 speed, 4×4 Toyota. All Toyota running gear (engine, transmission, 4×4 unit) has extremely low miles. Alot of the work has been done, still some to do. Call Mike at (208) 689-3252.”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/4159849990.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3950.
This has a variety of customizations.
“1948 Jeep Willy V8 Automatic
Brakes, lights, horn and wipers are good.
New engine and battery.
Transmission and engine both run good.
New tires
New radiator
New registration”
The drivetrain has been updated. It looks solid.
“1952 willy’s 350 and turbo automatic runs and drives great have had a lot of fun with it a joy to drive this time of year. its not an original but all working drive train and lots of receipts for all work that’s been done and anything bought for it ready to drive it a way.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4153677053.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1550
It runs.
“JEEP WILLYS CJ3A 1951, RUNS WELL….. LOOKING FOR NEW HOME”
UPDATE: Still Available
“I HAVE 1951 WILLYS JEEP CJ3A 4 CYL 3 SP. NEEDS ALOT OF WORK. CLEAN NEW MEXICO TITLE. $2000.00 OR TRADE FOR DODGE DIESEL TRUCK 4X2 CALL OR TEXT 507-208-6046”
http://lascruces.en.craigslist.org/cto/4151109074.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000
This appears solid.
“The jeep is registered and current (2014 tags) and vin # it is 190th made in 1951 has been in same family since 1951 CJ3-A (Flat fender) Original Engine 36928. miles
$ 7000.00 OBO, Runs needs, a little TLC”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300
(10/17/2013) This has at least one military fender. It looks solid.
“The Willys has the original 4 cylinder, runs great and drives good. This is a great hunting or 4 wheeling rig. The body has no rust but does need paint. It is currently registered non-op and does not leave my property and has a clean title. It has front disc brakes/over-drive and hubs front and rear”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(09/13/2013) Needs brakes.
“49 WILLYS CJ3A
ALL STOCK FORD 289 2bbl (last picture is of engine before assembly and installation)
stock tranny- transfercase and gears
12 VOLT WITH ALTERNATOR
EASY STEERING (not power)
All lights, turn, head, tail and 4ways work
NEW brake , clutch and slave cylinders
Needs wheel cylinders replaced, drives just no brakes
Be ready for hunting season with great old school dependable 4X4”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800.
(10/10/2013) This is made up to look like a M-38.
“This is my parade vehicle I used all summer to drive veterans in town parades its a civilian jeep painted to represent a M38 military jeep. I restored this jeep from the frame up the tub was taken to the sandblaster as well as the hood and front fenders the frame was wire wheeled as it was already real clean and primed with POR15 and painted with gillespie WWII olive drab paint. This jeep has five new tires, repro brass data plates, remanned carb, new steering wheel, new master cylinder, new gauges and speedometer, fresh oil and filter, fresh GL1 in the trans and transfer case, new tail lights, turn signals, rear mounted gas tank (no sitting over the gas tank) rebuilt steering links, new alternator conversion, electric fuel pump, 6 volt system converted to 12 volt, new paint, new distributor with electronic ignition, I have all the pics from when I bought it until it was finished I took out the uncomfortable junkyard seats that were in it when I bought it and replaced them with a set of military humvee seats. The jeep runs like a top drives great no popping out of gear but it does have a intermittent high pitched whine at higher speeds I believe it might be in the transfer case but it has never given me a problem I have a spare transfer case to go with the jeep the new military speedometer was put in but needs a new speedo cable to function all gauges work but the fuel gauge the fuel tank was boiled out and checked for leaks the sending unit is good the gauge needs to be replaced with one with a lower ohm value to work with the existing sending unit.”
In 2009 I hauled up a flatfender body from a seller in Boise (where I was living) to Paul in La Conner, Wa. Since that time, he’s been busy rebuilding it. It sure looks good!
Paul writes, “What you see is a conglomeration of what you brought up here several years ago and a couple of “farm/orchard” jeep’s from Wenatchee plus new parts from major suppliers. it looks good, runs good and is “cute”. I have a roll bar I am going to re-configure (single hoop with stiffeners) that I will install for safety reasons and ad 3 point safety belts, no rear seat so no rear belts. It has 15 inch wheels and radial street tires on it now but a friend of mine found five really nice 16 inch wheels at the Monroe swap meet a couple of weeks ago so sometime soon we will add those with new era correct tires to the “look”
Here are the parts I loaded onto the back of a truck in 2009:
And here is how it looks now:
