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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $3500.
Great slot rims.
“I have a 57 Willy’s jeep. Buick v6 231, with manual transmission. This jeep runs, drives , and wheels! Not a show jeep, not a commuter. ( not a $12k jeep- it’s a $3500 jeep). Just like to make this clear . Definitely a great machine to go cruising around, 4wd, wheeling, hunting etc.
power steering, new seats( need new mounting brackets made for seats) Registered, clean title . Perfect Xmas gift .”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $700.
(12/04/2017) The serial number suggests this is a 1965. It looks to have a Kelly hardtop with Meyer doors?
“I just bought this at an auction last week without a title. It has been sitting a long time. Plate says 1971. Don’t know much about these old jeeps. Please try to figure out model/year etc. from firewall tag. I do not know. The engine seems seized. The floors are rotted & patched but frame & body mounts look very good. The plow set up is bolted on the frame & looks good too. The blade is rotted above cutting blade (but still useable). I have the rear tire chains too. I don’t want to part this out, but I will if it doesn’t sell soon. Just looking for something to plow around my lot. I do not want to have to rebuild the engine.”
https://scranton.craigslist.org/cto/d/cj-willys-jeep-4×4-with-plow/6407522088.html
Has no engine.
“No title. Cj5 parts . farm , or off road jeep. No engine. Will have to repower. Transmission good. 4×4
Good rims. Roll bar. Bucket seats. Body rough. Would make a great hunting jeep.”
https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/cj5-willys-jeep/6420862295.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown** Was $6500.
Has a Kelly Hardtop. Looks in good shape.
“A full frame off restoration. Just needs the finishing touches, such as, wiring turn signals and horn, reupholstery, and decals, etc. No rust, jeep has a solid steel body that is mostly all original. 5 New tires and rims. Custom fabricated floor, extended space for for driver seat. Rare 70 30 bench seat. Rare all steel Kelly Hardtop. New full exhaust. All new wiring harnesses. Runs and drives like a Willys jeep.”
Could be worth a look.
“Selling a 1960 willys cj5 all original. Has the original motor 4cylinder f head with t90 transmission. New battery, tires are in excellent shape. All gauges work. Asking 4000”
https://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/d/1960-willys-cj5/6414359789.html
This has a wooden floor in the rear.
“57 willys jeep runs and looks great.”
https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/d/jeep-willys-4×4/6421340724.html
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $3950.
Has PTO winch and working snow plow.
“1961 Jeep willys, all original with original hard top and PTO. No rust other than lite surface rust. Also includes working snow plow. Jeep runs and plow works. Great for restoration since body is 100% solid and original or work horse for plowing. More pic upon request. This is also the CJ5 jeep body style so it can be lifted and modified ass a Jeep CJ5”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/22/2017) Listed as a CJ-3B, this is CJ-5 designed for hunting.
“I have a 1960 Willis jeep four cylinder it starts and runs good. I bought it and owned it since 1982 and used it every year on my hunting lease in Georgia . I just retired and no longer have a hunting lease or a place to keep it. The jeep has a florida title.”
https://lakeland.craigslist.org/cto/d/1960-willys-jeep-cj3b/6414700510.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
Looks like it might have a Warn winch on the front. The hardtop looks to be a Kelly standard 200 series.
“Willy’s mail jeep with snowplow. It ran until we parked it several years ago. 4 cylinder classic ready for a new home and a restoration project.All original parts I’m also throwing in a 1959 Willy’s jeep for parts with very low miles. 1400.00 OBO. I would also trade for a 5 by 8 trailer or slightly bigger and some cash.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
(12/04/2017) Ted’s selling this CJ-5. I estimate it to be around mid 1968, but that’s just a guess based on the serial number.
“For sale late sixties CJ5 Auburn Jeep A Trench . Starts, runs good and drives , clutch feels good , no brakes . Body’s kinda rough but frame looks pretty good . Havent had a chance to go over it well to check everything but seems to be pretty complete , missing one of the augers. PTO engages and shaft spins . Not very familiar with these units so will try my best to answer any questions. Looks complete enough to restore or get going and use as is, or would be a great parts donor for another Auburn Trencher unit. Front counter weight there ,as is the creeper gear , pto assembly, Fhead Governor , overload springs ( Canfields or Koenigs ?) etc”
