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By ‘cherry’, does the seller mean the color is cherry?
“Rebuilt, with 1956 engine. Runs good. 12v system.
Good rubber. this Jeep is Cherry!
Any questions call (208) 867-2764”
http://missoula.craigslist.org/cto/2551809647.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
(11/21/2010) “This is a great jeep, it does need some restoration work. Would be a great project for the gear head in your family. It is set at a low price, which is negotiable. It has been in the family since 1960. Has the rollbar (not original) and winch original. The pictures do not do it justice it is old but beautiful if you are an old car buff. We need to sell due to losing our home and would prefer not to take it with us. We have the title and the first one with cash will walk away with a piece of history. I have included some information from a site about the jeep. If you have questions, want more pics or would like more information please dont hesitate to contact me..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
This appears solid.
“I HAVE A 1948 WILLYS JEEP THAT HAS BEEN RESTORED THE ENGINE AND THE TRANSMISSION HAS BEEN REBILT IT ALSO HAS A OVER DRIVE GEAR AND THE INTERIOR HAS BEEN LINE X AND THE SEATS HAVE BEEN REDONE ALL FIVE TIRES ARE BRAND NEW IT RUNS VERY GOOD NEEDS NO WORK READY TO GO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2100.
IT includes an overdrive.
“1948 Jeep Willys
rebuilt 53 engine, transmission, transfercase
warn overdrive
Gas can’s on rear
12v electrical system
Rebuilt carb.
New battery.
runs pretty darn good.”
No pics provided.
“1947 flat fendered Jeep Willys with all parts except carbrator. It’s a good project rig. It’s actually not all the way put together because I was in the process of restoring it. Obo”
Mostly solid body?
“FROM KANSAS ,MOSTLY SOLID BODY WITH SOME RUST ON PASSANGER FLOOR/ ROCKER. 95% COMPLETE, HAS EXTRA PARTS INC. RADIATORS ECT.L-HEAD IN JEEP IS LOCKED UP .i HAVE EXTERA 134 BLOCK WITH ROTATING ASSEMBLY. ORIGNAL 16″ RIMS & TIRES , SEARS ALUMINUM CAP W-DOORS7 WINDOWS. BEEN IN BARN 5 YEARS TIME TO GO MARK 231 675 1100”
http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/2505343509.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is a NellyBelle look-a-like. Note the bent frames rails in the fourth pic.
“”Whoa Nelly” Being a fan of Roy, Dale and Pat I decided I wanted a Nelly Belle of my own so this 1947 CJ2A turned into one. It sure isn’t “the” Nelly But I think Pat would recognize her. She is very stock, 6V, L head stock axels. Tires about 2 years old with less than 500 miles. Radiators good, fuel tanks new, all gauges work. Starts, runs and stops fine. No steering wobble. The Nelly Belle tins included of course, 20 mm ammo cans, hand fabricated doors and a cut down windshield complete with gun port. She’s ready to parade or play, biggest problem is finding people who know who Roy, Dale, Pat and Nelly are. Isn’t that a shame.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(07/30/2011) The seller knows the whole history of this jeep.
“1946 Willy’s bought new at Al Archard Motors 224 E. Grand ave, Escondido. Has the very desirable half cab top that was originally canvas but was covered in galvanized tin back in the early 1950’s by tom Bandy’s Blacksmith shop. She starts right up and purrs ! Engine runs strong and all gearing and four wheel drive components function. It will need the brakes, steering, suspension and cooling system addressed before putting her back on the road. This jeep was built for both agricultural use and recreation. The prior owner told me stories of he and his father driving it up 395 into the Sierras in the 1950’s then returning home to use it as the tractor on the ranch. It was still attached to a plowing disc when I purchased it. This little Willy’s is perfect for parades, Tractor shows or just looking good in the yard. I have title and it is registered ‘non-op’.”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/2553119012.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4200
(01/30/2011) The steps look a little odd.
“1946 willys jeep, CJ2A, aprox. 46000 original miles, pretty much all original with a few upgrades. Newer stearing, but still very old. New custom built, heavy duty front and rear bumpers. The seats have been reupholstered. This jeep has the original frame, body, flat head straight four, trandfer case and 3 speed transmission, all original.This is a good running and fun rig to drive on a nice summer day!Asking $4600.00 obo or willing to trade! Please call Scott at 541.505.2404. (call or text ok, will not respond to emails)Thanks”
http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/2527877606.html
Buz spotted this beautiful CJ-2A that will be auctioned August 20th. You can learn more about the auction at the Owls Head Transportation Museum or visit the museum, which is on Route 73 about 85 miles north of Portland, Maine. I think that will be a long drive for most of us!
It isn’t particularly stock, but it looks nice enough.
http://www.ohtm.org/*NEauction10.html
