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Has a PTO winch. Maybe some parts value?
“1957 Jeep Willys for Sale. Working Koenig PTO winch. Now use a John Deere Gator on the farm and the old Jeep just takes up barn space.”
https://albanyga.craigslist.org/grd/d/jeep-willys-for-sale/6366039266.html
Some parts value here.
“Have a 1966 JEEP Willy’s with the F head motor.”
https://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/d/1966-jeep-willys/6361915049.html
Bill shared this one. It may have a rear PTO.
“Late 50s jeep aj was running when I Parker her don’t know know was a restoration project I bought has a 4 cyl in her manual has the original pto for running attachments still.”
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/6370847473.html
No pics provided. It runs.
“1962 Willys CJ5. All original drive train. It is not fast but it runs good. 4 wheel drives amazing.
call or text for more information and i will send you pictures”
https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/1962-willys-cj5/6358314917.html
Craig shared this ad. Looks like there is value here.
“1965 jeep Tuxcedo mark1v very rare needs starter repair and possibly carb kit”
https://plattsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1965-jeep-tuxcedo-mark1v/6369403255.html
UPDATE: It appears this endeavor didn’t work out.
Merlin reported on a NEW CJ-5 that will go into production (approx 5,000 jeeps per year) soon. One question that many folks have asked is how the new jeep can meet the current safety specs for new cars. According to Merlin, the short answer is it can’t, but it doesn’t have to meet them. In 2014 the feds passed regulations that allow low production auto manufacturers to only have to meet the specs for 1967.
“With Sema going on I am excited to finally announce the return of an old favorite, the Cj5. Universal Motors Corp (makers of the Allied Jeep L head blocks) has the new Mopar licensed Cj5 on display in booth 32326 at Sema. These sport the current Jeep engine, and there will be a diesel option as well. Bodies and parts will be manufactured by UMC, not bought from current parts and panel manufacturers other than Jeep. A kit version will be available as well. Assembly is done in Detroit. More info and pics will be posted as I receive more. http://universalmotorscorp.com/”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Looks promising.
“This is an all original, unrestored Jeep with 30,923 showing on the odometer. Taken off the road and unregistered since 1974, stored in a barn and used around a farm/camp since then. The odometer stopped working after the first few years of farm use, have evidence of 28,782 miles on 8/24/1972. Engine runs great, starts right up, new tires, recent exhaust, excellent brakes, drives great, 4WD works as it should. Has the cabin heater option. Comes with the original canvas top with bows, two sets of doors, an extra set of bows for a bikini top, spare tire and original manuals. The top needs some re-sewing of the seams. Some rust in the usual places. Need some minor repairs to be roadworthy, mostly electrical.”
No pics provided.
“1961 CJ5 Willy’s Jeep. 4 wheel drive. Manual transmission. Plow. Has 1951 Willy’s motor with 35,000 miles on it. Ran when parked a few years ago, shouldn’t take much to get it running again. Clean NJ title. $2500 cash.”
https://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/d/61-willys-jeep-4×4-plow/6360391478.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/18/2017) Has a fiberglass body and runs.
“I purchased this a year ago with the hopes to fix it up but I realized that I dont have the time or space for it. That being said I did a little work to it. Replaced battery and battery cables. Replaced the carb and replaced the fuel filters. I also purchased a new gas can for it.
The body of the vehicle is in great shape. The body has been replaced with a fiber glass one. The inside is also in great shape no rips in the seats.
The frame is also in great shape. There is rust but NO ROT. A previous owner cut a notch in the frame for some reason but it doesn’t seem big enough to effect anything.
The jeep starts and runs but is very loud and blows a blue smoke. I have been told that it has a rod nock. I am asking $2500 OBO. Some research tells me to get the engine running reliably it will be about $2500. You could have a cool jeep for 5k. Only serious inquiries please. I can send more pictures if needed. “
https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1960-weep-willys-cj5/6365410767.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
I would never had guessed this has a 327 in it.
“Rebuilt corvette 327 Turbo Fire engine. Starts right up, Original manual transmission 4×4 rebuilt .16inch wheels , needs minor TLC.lost title bill of sale ONLY.”
