UPDATE:  Status unknown.  Price was $1700.

It’s a project.

“This is a project that I just can’t seem to finish. No more motivation, interest shifting back to old Camaros.
Here’s what it has:

New frame made from 2×3 and 2×4 box steel, stretched 8 inches (original frame comes with it)
Tub, stretched 8 inches in the cab, no tailgate
Stock flat fenders, grille and hood
Windshield frame with good glass (glass is out) and wiper motors (unknown if they are operable)
YJ springs, spring over configuration
New shackles, spring mounts and spring bushings
Dana 44 rear axle with 5.38 gears (stock)
Narrowed Dana 44 front housing from 75 Dodge, with outers from 85 Power Wagon and new rotors (no axle shafts, unknown R&P)
New Cragar black 8 hole 15×10 rims
New Dunlop Mud Rover 35×12.50r15 tires (rolled in and out of the garage a few times)
76 Chevy tilt steering column with new GT steering wheel
Two high back bucket seats
Buick 231 engine (disassembled, unknown condition, was going to have it rebuilt) with a Holley and Edelbrock aluminum manifold
Ford T18 tranny (unknown condition)
Dana 18 T-case (disassembled, unknown condition)
Has VIN plate and clear title, currently non-op status

With the stretch and the springs mounted to the bumpers, wheelbase is 96″”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000

(01/03/2012) I’m wondering if this is a fiberglas body?  The driver’s seat and steering has been moved to the middle.

“1949 Willys Jeep no title. Dana 60s axles, this is a project that needs just a little work to be finished, has transfer case and turbo 350 transmission, will include running big block 454. Started as a project don’t have the room and wife says it has to go.”

UPDATE: *S*OLD** Was $4800.

Those rear rollbar angles have the strangest waves.

“1952 Willys “Farm Jeep” CJ3-A for sale. Mostly original vehicle. 4 cylinder, runs good, lock-out hubs, four wheel drive, hi/lo all work good. 6 volt electrical system, snow plow, new seats. Good PA title, vehicle not inspected. I use it around farm for towing, hauling, plowing snow. This is one of the most sought-after Willys civilian Jeep models, would make a great candidate for restoration project, or just have fun with it as is.”

UPDATE: Was $6900. **SOLD**

It appears solid, but also appears a mixed bag of parts.

“This jeeps runs great it’s a little stock,restoration and custom….military wheels and tires 4 cyl motor three speed tran…only serious offers please!!”