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UPDATE: Price dropped to $9500
(111/24/2010) No pics provided.
“This Willy’s has been totally restored to original condition. Frame off restoration. Dark green in color.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
Top has been sold. Windshield seems odd.
“Jeep is rough but running gear good, was running when put in the shed. Good tires and wheels. Several extra parts including transfer case, steering box, complete brake set, and and many small parts. Steel top in photos has been sold.”
The seller has a fiberglass body. This could be a rare glass CJ-3B body. No pics provided.
“new never mounted fiberglass body windshield frame original steel w/glass complete frame w/engine soft top w soft doors will sell just body 860-307-8201”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1200.
(11/19/09) It’s got some rot near the step.
“Still needs minor repairs, motor runs. With out roll cage $1200. or offer. Roll cage seperate $300. J.Mac 303-823-5308”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2193990157.html
Looks good.
“1961 Willys Jeep, 4 cylinder newly rebuilt engine, new clutch, aluminum wheels, 15″ tires, very good condition. $8,500.00 — all trades considered. call 352-217-0295 or email me your phone # and I will call you.”
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/cto/2191433253.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Engine is pulled. Title says price is $1200, but the text says $1400.
“This 1946 CJ2A has a good running L134 Flathead 4cly, Drivetrain in good Condition, T-90 Trans, (Twin Stick) Transfer Case. Has the Dana 44 Rear Axle, Dana 25 Front. Recently the clutch started slipping. Pulled the engine about 1 month ago. Frame has been boxed in the front, To improve strength. Has the stronger 1″3/4 driveline. Wiring has been updated, 6V system. This Jeep Willys is Stock, In fair Condition. Has become more of a project than my little garage can handle… All pictures are recent. Asking $1,400 or best offer.”
UPDATE: Steve and I believe these are the Parkette Molds. They appear to have sold.
You don’t see these appear for sale often. The CJ-3B Molds are especially unusual.
“Old set of molds to build Willys fiberglass bodies
One floor pan mold in good shappe.
One High hood body mold, needs to be reworked, wooden supports rotted and broken
One high hood grille mold
One low hood grille mold
One high hood hood mold
One low hood hood mold
One tailgate mold
Couple other misc. molds”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $7495
Check out the front bumper. That’s one of the more unusual bumpers I’ve seen. I might just have to go check that out tomorrow if I can make the time. I find the angles and integrated approach to the winch appealing. The back is more standard, but looks good too.
Gerald found two more pics Ron May’s Jeep, which show what can happen when you drive off course. You’ve seen this first one.
Here’s a nice CJ-3B.
“I have a fresh High Hood late 1964 that is ground up new build. It has 350 chevy with 4-speed and late model 44 rearends. Nice with lots of new stuff. Built it and it really doesn’t fit me. Don’t really need any trades except 57 or 58 Ranchero. Call for details tomuch to list (360) 508-6976.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/2185971521.html
