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UPDATE: Still Available
(01/13/2014) Here’s a fun looking truck.
“429 Ford Motor C6 9″ rear end, gauges and tack, all steel body, new tires: fast and fun $ 10,500 obo Jim 541-545-6094”
This runs and drivers.
“Willys Jeep truck 1949. 4×4. 6 cl. Standard. great conditions and working. For further info call or text +1(915)929-24-three-seven”
http://elpaso.en.craigslist.org/cto/4383324954.html
UPDATE: Was $1500. **SOLD**
The outside looks good. It needs work on the interior.
“1947 willys pickup. Has been in storage since 1968, Sheet metal has almost no rust damage. Previous owner started to install v8 chevy, but did not finish. Used an old Hurst conversion kit to use original trans. Also have an extra set of axles with springs. truck is 4×4 but does NOT have lockouts on either set of axles. I have a clear title and will help load it up. Very easy project to finish, the sheet metal only needs a little work, and you can drop in the small block of your choice to get running fast. Won’t need to take up your whole winter. $1500 is far less than having to do lots of body work would cost alone.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
I thought this looked interesting. It is a shortened truck on a CJ-6 chassis. Not a bad fit.
“1949 Willys pickup. Shortened 18″, on cj6 chassis, cj7 front and rear axle with all new brakes, rewired with LED tail lights, power steering, power brakes, tilt. Needs finishing and needs some carburetor work from sitting. Rims and tires pictured are not included.”
Is this a wagon made into a truck?
“1953 willys custom pick up lotsof new stuff.no rust..body at 90% done.. asking 13500 obo..call or text if u need any info”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/4369790808.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $4500.
“1949 Jeep Willys Truck. Partially restored. 1956 Mercury flathead engine. Body and interior in good condition. Needs battery and TLC. Super truck for restoration. Needing to sell, moving to South Carolina. $4500 obo. Serious inquiries only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was “make offer”.
Fred spotted this tow truck for sale. It’s got some work left, but looks like it will be a good looking truck when finished.
“I bought this truck to finish it but some other things came up so im gonna see what people will offer me for it it runs it lot drives it needs a windshield and some minor interior done but 1 catch i have no title i talked to a few people they say its easy but i have no clue my cop friend ran it before i bought it and it didnt come up stolen so lets see what people think about what its worth thanks for looking also it has a flat head 6cyl it runs but could use a tune up”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
(11/26/2013) Looks solid.
“All original – rims, 6 cylinder Willys super hurricane motor, matching numbers, runs great. Clean frame and body. California truck. Lots extra parts. Will trade. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,900.
(02/12/2014) It looks well built.
“VERY– VERY– VERY RARE 48 WILLYS PICK UP
** Chopped– Suicide Doors
** High Performance 302 Ford V-8
** Power Glyde Trans.
** Floor Shifter
** Power Disc Brakes
** Headers
** Wood Bed
** Fuel Cell
** Rack and Pinion Steering
** All Steel Body
** New Satin Paint
** Brand new tires on front, Rears like new
** Sounds mean
Runs and stops great, It’s a blast to drive. There are very few of these Willys Picks up survivors left.”
There appears to be value here. The blue truck has a dump body.
“1948 Willys truck with dump body.
This truck is not running and needs work.
it has a studabaker V8 engine and a Olds dash installed
the other truck has a solid frame (the first one does not)
These trucks are being sold as is and with a bill of sale only.
If you have any questions you can call 717 270 14 six two
Thanks, Tom”
http://reading.craigslist.org/cto/4359570302.html
