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UPDATE: Colin reports the Surrey sold for $23,000 plus a $2300 buyer’s premium (see comments). Thanks for the followup!
Laurie pointed out some Willys at the Barret-Jackson website.
1960 DJ-3A Surrey Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1945 MB Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1946 CJ-2A Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1953 M-38A1 Scottsdale 2011 Auction
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
(02/25/2010) “I have a 1943 Willys Jeep and a 1946 Willys jeep for parts to go with it. Good title on the 1943 jeep. The ’43 runs but has a 1954 engine in it. Most parts you would need to make it right are on the ’46. $2000 firm.”
UPDATE: Already sold! Was listed at $500
This may be good for parts.
“this 46 willy is very rough but has a lot of good parts.Last time running was about a year and half ago but ran very good,only reason not used is that father inlaw parked it because ether the transmission or rear end froze up.Will not take no less for it so don’t ask.Call me at 334-685-1741 for any more info.”
http://dothan.craigslist.org/cto/2169775072.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $600
(01/11/2011) Given the paddles are included, this might not be a bad price.
“1946. was being built for the sand but could make a cool street rod or rat rod. set up for a small block chevy with a 4speed. NO ENGINE or TRANS. It needs a lot of work. 2 wheel drive, comes with what you see. Padels- needs tubes. New 15 gallon fuel tank. Ford rear diff. new 411 gears.Headers for SBC. I have a title for it but it has’nt been registered for years, should be off the books.$600.00 takes all. (951) 265-3149”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/2169694345.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
I think this needs paint ….
“1947 willys jeep, good parts or hunting in the hills vehicle. Got title but no keys, needs new ignition switch.”
No pics provided.
“I have a 1946 jeep Willys CJ2A. It is in grate condition. It has a ford high performance 302 with a double pump Edelbrock carburetor, and a high-rise manifold. The motor came out of a stock car so it isn’t shy on power. It has the original Dana 41 axles with the original four speed transmission. It has a black leather soft top on it. The soft top is in grate condition. It doesn’t leak or have any faded marks. It has a set of 33/12.50/r16.5 wild-country mud terrain tires that only have at most 1000 miles on them. It has two bucket seats in the front and one bench seat in the back. It has a 3 inch rancho suspension lift. It has a full role cage jest in case u wants to have a little fun and don’t want to get hurt. The four-wheel drive works grate I have never had a problem with it in any type of whether. I really don’t wand to sell it so I’m at $6000 firm. I really want to trade it for a big lifted 4×4 truck or a nice AWD car. I want to try to get something close to the value of the jeep but I will look at all offers. Call of text lance at 541-620-2714 and maybe we can make a deal. please call after 4 pm or leave a message and i will get back ahold of you. If you have any question just ask I will try to answerer them the best I can. If u would like to see a pic of it give me your e mail or cell number and i will be more than happy to sent you some”
It is a project still.
“Good start on project jeep. New fuel tank, seats, bumpers, tow bar, floor pan and other body work started. Everything is there just needs a little more time.”
http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/2164083790.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“This is a real classic,early 40’s jeep with a Jeep-a-trench,nobody around here has never seen one,I turn the engine over by hand,the estate it came from he trenched there water lines, all the levers work.I think it is really unusally.The only other on e-bay is $5500 without the jeep it is very rare.Thank you I have drop the price $500 will also consider offers this is for sale.I am droping the price another $500.Thank you”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Brett reports that this seller has two projects for sale:
1. **SOLD** Price is $1800. Old Willys jeep with steel shell, engine rebuilt, new tires, carburetor, one of Dad’s many unfinished projects, worth the time to look,”
2. **SOLD** Price was $1500
“Old style jeep, minus windshield, engine complete rebuild, new carb, new tires, shocks, nice red paint. Dad is gone and this is one of his many unfinished projects.”
Brett spotted this fine. It looks pretty solid. I’m not sure if this runs or not. It doesn’t seem as complete as the seller believes. Maybe there are parts in a box somewhere?
“1947 Willys CJ-2A. Solid jeep, great starting point for restoration, or finish the wiring, add some seat cushions and use it as is. I’ve restored a couple of the WWII era military jeeps (MB & GPW) over the years. This was going to be my first CJ restoration, but my current work schedule isn’t going to allow time for it.
You don’t find many this complete and unmolested anymore. Check out the photos and feel free to call or email with any questions. Thanks! Chris (801) 831-0741”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=3713300
