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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2750.
(03/21/2011) It looks like a good little jeep.
“great little flat fender jeep 1951 flat head 4cld 3 spd nice lil jeep”
This running when parked flattie looks pretty stock. It seems to have some rust.
“HERE IS A 1951 WILLYS JEEP IT HAS BEEN STORED IN SIDE FOR A FEW YEARS AND WAS RUNNING WHEN PARKED HAS SOME RUST BUT WOULD BE A FUN PROJECT ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL 641-485-5086 THANKS”
http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/cto/3638356728.html
UPDATE: This was originally posted 11/14/2010
Started at age 14, Nate completed his beautiful build this past Easter. There are a variety of young mechanics working on builds who ping me with questions and comments, so I think it will be a great motivation to them that Nate completed his build. He sets a good example of what hard work can achieve no matter the age. Congrats Nate!
Nate writes, “I’ve been reading ewillys for about 1 1/2 to 2 years now …. I fell in love with this jeep when my dad brought it home when I was 8. It was the first first vehicle I learned to drive. I started restoring it when I was 14 in Sept. 2007 (now 17) and the actual jeep was finished on Easter Sunday this past April, 2010. I got the jeep the way I like it last week with the original style soft top. It was a father-son (mostly son) project. I sandblasted the whole frame, and probably spent a week block sanding the body. We made a few modifications: 10” drums, 12v electrical system, overdrive and Cutlas hubs. I got the top from New Life Canvas. I didn’t skimp on anything. I put stainless steel brake lines in, a new harness from Walcks and a lot of original parts from my donor jeeps.. The jeep sports a reproduction body tub (which I made look original), fenders and hood.”
Here’s an image of the pre-restored Jeep:
And post restoration pics:
UPDATE:**Status Unknown** Was $3200
(09/15/2013) I like this old modded flattie. It even has a rare 198 Buick V6. The old top is great, too. Includes an overdrive.
“1950 CJ3A Willys Jeep, Willy’s Flat Fender Jeep
Buick 198 cu in (3.2 L) odd fire V6,
12 Volt System w/ alternator.
Willys Jeep runs, current registration,
Clean title.
Full roll cage, padded,
seat belts,
20 gallon custom gas tank plus stock tank under the seat.
Warren overdrive,
Warn lock out hubs,
Original black license plates,
spare tire rack,
built in CB Radio.
Tow bar.
Extra heavy duty bumpers.
5th wheel trailer dolly on front bumper is removable. Also trail hitches at both ends of the Jeep.
No rust. Detailed record book going back to 1969.”
There might be value here, but the pics were small.
“This Willys was just recently saved and is ready to be restored. It ran when it was parked last year. Includes engine and complete drive train. Engine turns freely and is not locked up. Oil level is still good. It is missing the starter and air cleaner. Floor board is there but rusting out pretty good. Drive shaft to rear is there but broke and will need repair. Will need some seats, a previous owner just threw some seats in it at some point just to be able to use it. Flip down windshield is solid. 2 piece windshield glass cracked. Body of course rusting but is still solid. Has original rims, will need a few tires. She’s rough right now but has great potential! No title. Vin plate reads CJ-3A 57720. From what I’ve seen this makes it a 1950. Take care! Email or TEXT ONLY to nine3one three34 sevenone9eight.
Possibly will trade, pretty much cars or trucks only. I’m a gearhead. 900.00 OBO”
http://columbia.craigslist.org/cto/3634310234.html
Even in Bellevue that’s a lot of money for a jeep.
http://park-place-ltd.lowest-car-prices.com/vehicle/82921/used-1951-willys-jeep
The good news is that the starting bid is only $25!
“old but would make a great project or parts ,,,buyer pay and arange all shipping i will help on my end”
View all the information on eBay
This is a project.
“i have a 1949 willys jeep for sale or trade.
this is an update of the 1946 willys post.
i now have pictures.
DOES NOT RUN.
its a 1949 willys jeep for sale or trade.
mostly origional has had carbs rebuilt and also upgraded to 12v battery.
im not mechanicly inclined enough to fix er up. i would love to keep it but it will just sit an rot with me its been covered the past few years but the elements could still get to it.
i also know its not getting spark.
any questions please feel free to call txt email. 7404071822”
http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/3629341597.html
UPDATE: Was $7600. **Status Unknown**
(08/28/2012) This has the expanded windshield mod. There looks like some nice cage work done, too. I’ll bet this was a Fresno area jeep at one point.
“This is an amazing machine
Runs and drives great
4×4 high and low
Warn M6000 winch
4.3L Chevy V6 completely rebuilt
SM420 transmission
538 gears front and rear axles.
Full roll cage
Vinyl top
Custom built windshield and frame ( made it larger )
This jeep is ready for anything you throw at it
Body is straight with NO body filler
NO RUST
No expense spared in rebuilding this Jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7900
(02/07/2013) Philip found this on eWillys, restored it, and is ready to sell it. Looks great!
“1951 Willys CJ3A (Jeep)
Complete frame up restoration. The body is all metal, not one bondo repair. All Original driveline with a 12v conversion. Runs between 10 and 30 psi hot and cold (see photo). Everything works, electrical, gauges, 4wd, etc. It is wired for turn signals, but turn signal hardware and bulbs are not installed. Beechwood canvas seats. Runs like it would have 60 years ago. It will go anywhere. It just won’t go anywhere fast. Add an overdrive if you want to go faster than 45 mph.
I kept it as original as I could. I only added a 1″ Superlift suspension lift and 1/2″ shackle lift as well as 31×9.50 Super Swampers, a CJ5 rollbar and a 12,000 lb electric winch.
Titled and Registered in my name (Tennessee).
$8500 OBO. May be interested in trades: 1928-1953 Fords with flathead V8, early ford parts, or maybe a solid CJ5, 7 or 8. But I won’t be adding any cash, straight up or your trade plus cash.”
