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UPDATE: **SOLD**
It’s hard to tell a lot from the small pictures, but this appears to be a project. Note how far forward the radiator is positioned. I hope that’s not where it attaches.
“51 willys jeep 350 4 bolt main 350 trans new motor new rims and tires”
I’d like to see some more pics of this jeep. It looks good in this pic and sounds like there have been some interesting mods.
“Work Accomplished and Modifications ENGINE: 302 Ford Bored .040 over, balanced, Competition Cam with Roller Rockers. (rebuilt by Engine Performance – April 02). CLUTCH: 11” Hydraulic. TRANSMISSION: T-18, 4 Speeds with Granny Low. TRANSFER CASE: Spicer Model 18 gears in a 20 Case. (rebuilt April 02)
OVERDRIVE: Warn. FRONT DIFFERENTIAL: Dana 44 Scout w/ARB locker and 538 Gears. REAR DIFFERENTIAL: Dana 44 w/ARB Locker and 538 Gears. ELECTRICAL: Wiring Harness Designed by Owner. Relays switching ground Operate Accessories. FUEL SYSTEM: Dual Tanks, Each Having an Electric Pump Backup
BRAKES: Power 4 Wheel Disc, Chevett Booster w/ Corvette Master Cylinder STEERING: GM Power Steering Box with GM Pump. HEATERS: Two, One Under Dash and One Under Seat, Designed and Fabricated By Owner. DEFROSTER SYSTEM: Designed Using Gas Furnace Burners. BODY: Original, Dipped and Repaired With New Metal and Sandwiched with Rhino Lining. PAINT: PPG Deltron Base Coat Clear Coat
This Willys was purchased from Craig Colorado in 1980 and had a complete restoration at that time. The 302 was installed ahead of the original T-90 Transmission, a Warn Overdrive was added and the remaining drive train was original. In 1996 another restoration was completed to include the items listed above. The restorations, fabrications and modifications were accomplished by the owners.”
The price looks good. But … check out that rear bumper. That’s a round behind!
“1950 CJ3A Willys with original 4 cylinder flat head engine. Rebuilt. New master cylinder, wheel cylinders, brake lines. Call Zeke at 480-560-6582”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/1369950847.html
The console looks a little unusual. I’d like a closer look to see what they have done. It appears to go underneath the seats.
“Very nice 1952 WILLYS JEEP, NO RUST,NO DENTS, Runs Great, New starter, New Fuel pump, New rebuilt carb, New Extra set tires,P/S, New Rag top in box, TOW BAR, Light bar,,Extras,Fold down windshield
Original Engine, JOE @ 530 432 1020”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/1367517786.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800
“New Motor,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
“1951 Willys Jeep for sale. Semi restored Willys jeep. This is a hard to find Jeep. Newly painted Battleship Grey and undercoated. new gas tank, gauges, wiring, windsheild, body is in great shape. No dents, rust, or cancer. 4WD and runs great. Stock 4cyl. flathead. Needs new tires and seat covers. Steering wheel is cracked.
Email me for pics and/or more info…”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1300
There’s some odd points in the body on the passenger side and I can’t tell if that’s the lighting, rust, or paint. This doesn’t run.
“I have a 1952 Willys Jeep for sale. It has the original flathead 4 cylinder motor in it. It is 4 wheel drive. Comes with the half cab and doors. Would make a great project! Does not run. Asking $1400 Please contact Matt with BMB Auto Sales at 573-424-3144 for more information, Thanks.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
“I’m selling this CJ3a for $3500 firm. I recently put an original style L-Head back into it after the previous owner did a V6 conversion on it. This L-Head is a higher compression version of the original; a Kaiser Supersonic engine. It has excellent consistency of compression between the cylinders. This vehicle also has brand new (about 500 miles) BFG All-terrain 30×9.50-15s.
The vehicle just needs the ignition wired up to start and the exhaust is not installed, though I have all the pieces.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
I always laugh when I see the “it ran when parked” comment.
“This is a WIlly’s jeep that is a project. I just want the thing out of my garage. My husband bought it from my brother five years ago and promised to have it running within a year. Now I just want my garage back. $1200 OBO…price is not firm
When the jeep was parked it was running with the new motor, but it needed new wiring. The jeep does have the hood, tailgate, and door frames…”
UPDATE: Now listed on eBay for $3800
This has got a fiberglass body.
“4×4 fiberglass body with steel grill hood and windshield frame, flathead 4 cyinder, runs great!, will consider trade or part trade for a full sized p/up with 8 foot bed road worthy. some work needed O.K.”
