UPDATE: **SOLD** $5000.

“This jeep was my grandpas and my dads. It’s been stored in the garage and we need the space. As you can see it’s being used as a storage rack. It starts right up and drives. It needs new brakes and tires. 4 speed Manual tranny. Stock army jeep painted red. In fair condition. Serious inquiries only and I will clean it off for you to sit in the drivers seat and start it up:) the picture of the orange jeep that is clean isn’t my jeep. It’s what my jeep would look like if I cleaned it off.”

Looks like two projects.

“2 bodies
1. Jeep ready military green paint. 2 fenders, tailgate, hood and grill (included in the list)
2. Jeeps are a ’48 CJ2 and a ’53 CJ3A
2 jeep frames
2 tow bars one with an electric winch
2 T-90 transmissions
2 go devil engines (need rebuilt)
2 axels
2 transfer cases
6 fenders
2 radiators
2 hoods
3 tailgates
2 grills
2 windshields (1 with glass)
2 new Springs
2 starters (1 new)
3 blackout lights (new)
Gages turn signals and accessories
2 front seats (need recovering)
1 back seat (needs recovering)
1 fuel tank
1 reserve fuel tank
1 new towing rope
4 jeep hubs with tires
1 roll bar
No Titles”

http://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/5535445611.html

Has a fiberglass body.

“1948 Willys Jeep F-head 134 ci 72 hp motor, t-90 transmission, power steering, 12 volt conversion, pto wench, fiberglass body lots of fun 3000.00 or best offer”

http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/5534157332.html

Doesn’t appear to run. It’s Serial number appears to be 91296. Not positive about that last number.

“iv got a 1947 cj2a willys jeep all orig. with 62.000 myles on it sumewat ruf but not to bad is all thair and neads good home”

http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/5535577843.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** “Was $400.

If the motor spins, this might be a good way to pick up Ford Pinto drive train.

“For parts no title Four-cylinder Ford Pinto Motor.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.

Any value here?

“Wrangler CJ Jeep body. Body has serial number on fire wall. Cheap Awesome Jeep project. There is No Front Axle. Can help load. What you see is what you get. Thanks for looking.”