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Lots of great upgrades on this CJ-3A. It kind of has that classic 80s build. It looks like there are two different paint colors on the body.
“350 4 Bolt Main, Muncie 4-Speed w/Overdrive, 44’s Front & Rear, Detroit Lockers, Floating Axles in Rear, Locking Hubs Front & Rear, Tilt Wheel, Custom Gas Tank, 11″ Brakes with Power Booster, Holly Injection. Post Office Frame Box End, Nothing Original on Jeep.”
“1949 Wyllis Jeep CJ3A, flat head 4cyl…this jeep runs and drives just needs some tlc. 2500.00( have been told it is worth more). ”
It appears this is either a M-38 body or a replacement body. For $300 it looks like it has a variety of parts, including an almost full cage.
“it’s got a great body on it, very straight. I don’t have the title for it, but it’s a great jeep for parts or whatever you wanna do with it.”
This looks like it’s been nicely restored.
“UP FOR AUCTION IS A 1952 WILLYS CJ3A JEEP SERIAL # 452GB134066. LOOKS MILITARY BUT ISN’T.ORIGINAL 6 VOLT SYSTEM.L134 MOTOR.
NEW 7.00 X 16.00 NDCC TIRES [NON DIRECTIONAL CROSS COUNTRY TIRES]. NEW MIL. SPEC CANVAS TOP AND SEAT CUSHIONS [M38].NEW IN 1999 STEEL BODY, FENDERS, HOOD, GRILL,WIRING HARNESS,GAS TANK. LOTS OF OTHER ITEMS REPLACED TO MANY TO LIST. RECEIPTS AVAILABLE. REBUILT T90 TRANSMISSION AND T18 TRANSFER CASE ….”
I don’t see any major issues with the body. I wonder if it will take much to get it running.
“350 chevy motor, not running, good body, $1000 or trade, what do you have … I am posting for my dad. The best way to get answers to your questions is to call the following number… 931-698-1732 cell. Also, I don’t have any more pics right now. (can get some more this week) ”
Note the stainless steel windshield.
“1951 Willys Jeep CJ3A, Pinto 2000 (100hp) motor, T-18 truck four speed transmission (granny gear), model 18 transfer case, 4:88 gears with locking diffs. (modle 27 front and 44 in rear) with Warn hubs, power steering, stainless steel windshield, full roll cage, Recaro style seats, “Jackman” white spoked rims. No papers, sold as is or for parts. $1600.”
‘rebuilt carb, new head gasket, needs distributer and should run. the tub is pretty rusty but other than that it is pretty decent for use off road or parts. Might consider partial trade for a stick welder, oxy-fuel torch or other welding equipment. “
1952 Willys CJ3A. Flat Head 4 Cyl. 3 Spd Manual Transmission with Overdrive. In great shape, runs good. Needs voltage regulator. Runs off 12v generator system. “
“I am selling a 1950 Willys CJ3 for my father. He bought it and did a little work to it but doesnt have the time to restore it(or sell it). It has a clear KY title. The jeep is located in Stearns, Ky, 42647. The Good: runs, drives, brakes work(enough anyway), new alternator, new battery, replaced radiator, new exhaust from the manifold back, tow bar, extra carburator, very little rust(for a 59 year old jeep). The Bad: carburator floods sometimes when you first start it(once its going it goes though), brakes need work(but they will stop you). The Ugly: windshield cracked, paint very rough, hood patched(somebody had a scoop on it), mismatched seats. I am asking $1400.00 O.B.O. “
“1949 willy jeep.Will make a good hunting vehicle .flat head 4 cylinder 3 speed , it is a factory 2 wheel drive, it runs and drives good, it has a new clutch, looks rough , needs new seat covers,no title ,I will give a bill of sale ,if interested call 325-248-4144 thanks david”
This has some great upgrades. It sounds like a strong trail jeep.
“Willys Civilian Jeep 3A with original engine and transmission. Many new parts and upgrades…New radiator, wiring harness/12 volt system, head gasket, disc brakes in front, 11” drums in the rear, shocks and leaf suspension, original oil bath air cleaner, custom tow bar, roll bar and rear tail gate spare tire mount, tuffy console, locking steel fender boxes and trunk, clutch with custom steel linkage, warn locking hubs, detroit locker in rear, Warn PTO winch. BF Goodrich 31 x 10.5 tires on cammied rims to match body, Mastercraft racing seats. Been running Amsoil synthetic lube throughout for last eight years. Custom built as a hunting vehicle. Quiet, dependable, and classic. Must sell. $5500 or best offer. “
“This is a willys jeep 4×4 the year is between a 48-53. It has the original 4cylinder flathead motor, high/low transfer case. It would be great for restoring or using it for hunting. I am posting this for my uncle so if you have any questions email me and I will ask him and email you back. I have seen this run and drive. This does not have a title.”