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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
Hard to tell much with the tarp.
“health causes sale. was gone thru 10 years ago then parked. rewired, engine,transmision, and transfer case rebuilt. has original 134 flat head. was upgraded to 12 volt system. has bikini top. have some extra parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
All the parts to make a complete jeep? Besides the engine, radiator, and wiring I think some tires would be necessary.
“This Jeep has all the parts to make a complete Jeep down to the headlight bezels and has windshield (not pictured) Needs an engine, radiator and wiring. Its on four steel rims now (not pictured). Has some rust, nothing overwealming.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“1946 Willys jeep CJ2A with the 134 L head engine that was stuck and soaking it has broken it free. The engine runs good it just smokes. I don’t know if the rings are stuck or one might be broke, don’t know. I have not drove the jeep much since it has been running. I drove it about two miles and it drove good, transmission and transfer case work good. The brakes are going to need attention. The tires all hold good air. The windshield is broken, and somebody cut the dash up, I think they must have had a different set of gauges in there. The jeep has some rust, has lockouts, and still has the orignal seat frames. The will run and drive.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
It’s not often you see a three pronged plug outlet in a jeep’s engine compartment.
“Here is a very nicely set up classic Jeep. It has a smooth running Chevy throttle body fuel injected 305/350 V8 engine, with a five speed Borg-Warner manual gearbox; it also has power steering. The engine starts easily every time, and idles smoothly and sounds nice. The engine setup has its’ computer/diagnosis plug-in mounted under the dash. There is a idle/throttle control lever attached to the shifter and there is a sticker on the dash that says Warn “all range” Overdrive. The transmission bolts directly to the transfer case, so I’m assuming that it has a GM transfer case……possibly an older K-5 blazer. A note in the Jeep says it has a AMC 20-456G rear end, (other #s on the note say 41-9 F5G). It has a custom built radiator w/heavy duty aluminum shroud, dual exhausts with long tube headers (surprisingly quiet for such a basic/short exhaust system). The Jeep has Willwood front disc brakes with a manual proportioning/adjustment valve just by the drivers’ seat (see pic). The front axles have manual locking hubs, they say Superwinch.L”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500. Note the suicide doors.
“1945 Jeep has iron duke 4 cly engine with overdrive. It has hardtop with suicide doors good tires and runs great. Has tilt telescoping wheel with newer power steering box. This is a great deal…..Drive it home today.”
There is some parts value here.
“Flat fender with overhead valve 4 cylinder. Needs work. Motor ran 2+ years ago.
Needs: steering box, master cylinder rebuild, brakes?
motor will not turn over by hand.
body is straight.”
http://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/3703120871.html
This needs some work. The seller notes the serial number is low, but I couldn’t verify it.
“I am selling a rare Original 1946 Jeep Willy’s CJ-2A. It needs work to be street legal (needs a clutch and new tires, lights and mirrors.) Ran like a champ until parked (after blown clutch) Parts are easily available to repair. Equipped with a Power Take Off. 59,800 original miles. Comes with original Tan soft top. ALL NUMBERS MATCH, frame, block and body…Low 5 digit serial #! This is a gem that can be worth 15-20k once restored 5-7k when street legal. Good project vehicle from the ground up or as a flip job to resell. Must pick up and trailer at your expense.
Willing to discuss reasonable Cash offers and Trades or combinations of both…in addition, any $$ put down will be non-refundable!
Email with questions…Serious inquiries only, please.”
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3703614064.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300.
“1947willys cj2a -this jeep comes with wench that runs off pto-new carb,tires,6volt battery,shocks,wireing some replaced,brake seals,gas tank.I,am also tossing in a custome snowplow.”
UPDATE: Was $6500. **SOLD**
“Project 47 willys jeep $6500
new leather seats
new tires
350 engine”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6850.
This appear solid, but has some funky steps.
“I have a recently restored 1948 4WD Willys Jeep for Sale
New Paint with Marine Corp Olive Drab paint color from WWII era.
Texas Antique Vehicle Title. New Battery, 12 volt system. Roll Bar
12 volt winch on front of vehicle. Runs great, has been in Veterans Day parade
good looking Willys Jeep.”
