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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This includes the ventilating windshield.
“1959 jeep Willys with a small block v8. It is currently not running. Need it sold! $3000 obo! Pink in hand!”
Jim spotted this stock CJ-5.
“You are bidding on a 38k original mile gem. This jeep was originally purchased in California and made it’s way to Oklahoma in 1986. The jeep has been garage kept all of it’s life. This jeep was purchased from the original owning family in 2002, the odometer at that time was 13,240.
There is zero rust in the body of this Jeep and very minor surface rust. The paint is factory original, color code 433, Spring Green. The Jeep has never been off-roaded and has only been daily driven.
The body and frame are factory straight, and it retains it’s original engine and 3-speed drivetrain.
When the Kayline top was installed, it was ordered built without snaps so it could be matched up to the original snap holes.
The Jeep starts, runs, shifts and stops excellent. One minor modification is the addition of an HEI ignition.
The Jeep has the new Kayline top as well as new seat upholstery and new tires. They were replaced due to dry rot and wear.”
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There appears to be value here given the top.
“1969 Jeep Willys 31000 original miles all original all there pretty solid for the year it is a V6. Has always been just a yard plow truck since new. It has been sitting around now for a long time, and I can not get the motor to turn over”
http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/5288478520.html
UPDATE: This photo may show the below jeep during the parade. The jeep was listed on eBay, but I do not know if it sold or not.
This jeep was used in Nixon’s inauguration parade on January 20, 1969.
“This is an historically significant Jeep: an official unit (complete with dash plaque) in the Inauguration Parade for President Richard Nixon on January 20, 1969. This Jeep is mostly original, has solid and very clean floors and has been gone over from the ground up. Great shape. Garage kept. Original Dauntless V6 engine runs extremely well. Rebuilt carb, all new brakes including parking brake, new clutch and fork, master cylinder, wheel cylinders, speedo cable, new battery, and all new fluids. 2 tops-soft and bikini. Show winner. Reupholstered original vinyl seats front and rear. Jeep OEM roll bar. Older paint with minimal surface rust. Buffs up really well.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2700.
(08/24/2015) This was owned by Evil Kneivel’s father-in-law. It doesn’t run at the moment, still it appears worth a look.
“Original condition Willys Jeep that has been in storage since 1991. It will need a new battrey, the gas tank cleaned, a few new oil seals and maybe carb repair to get it running again.
I purchased this jeep back in 1972 from the original owner and did convert it to 12 volt. I have owners manual and sidesteps plus a 390 page service manual, army gas can, etc…The first owner installed a tow bar, a power takeoff winch and a airplane altimeter in the dash (see pictures). It has always been kept in a garage and has very little rust.
FYI, the first owner was Evil Kneivels’s father-in-law.”
http://helena.craigslist.org/cto/5280179785.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500
Jim spotted this CJ-5.
“Most everything rebuilt in last three years: Engine, Transmission, Brakes, etc.
(Odometer shows 74000 but less than 1000 since engine overhaul)”
This runs and drives. It also includes the vented windshield.
“1960 willys jeep runs and drives good lights and turn signals work great. 3 speed 4 cylinder body in good shape, seats need to be redone good tires ready to go play in the hills. Motor is in excellent condition”
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/5268386345.html
Mark just posted this at Sellajeep.com.
“Rebuilt 327 V-8 Corvette Motor
Holley 4 Barrel Carburetor
Twin Stick Transfer Case 4×4
Headers with Dual Side Pipes
Jeep is the fastest Jeep in town and sounds super mean
Roll bar and Aluminum Side Steps
Off Road Lights on front bumper
Brand new Painless Wiring Kit installed
Brand new Line-X’d dash with new gauges
Monster Lined tub
New Back Seat
Kirkey front racing seats
Best Top Bikini top and Soft top/doors
Tires are good and I have a full size spare
Super sad to sell but I need her to go. Call me with any questions or if you’d like to check her out.”
http://www.sellajeep.com/jss/sale15/adj158/adj158.html
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $3000.
Runs and drives.
“Runs great, drives good. This Jeep was owned by Oceana County in MI so motor and drive train is in great shape needs some body work.”
Needs batter and an oil leak fixed.
“I have a 1948 Willys Jeep that was passed down to me from my grandfather. I have no use for it and it is more of a collectors item. Mechanically it works perfect. The only maintenance that needs to be done is a oil leak repair and a new battery so it will need to be towed away at the buyers expense. The leather seats have no rips or tears, the interior needs a little TLC as well. The winch on the front is fully functional. It also comes with a spare tire and a towing hitch. The engine is a standard 3 speed. I’ve seen these run from $2000 as body frame only and $25,000 fully refurnished. I have the title in hand as well. Cash only.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5266762537.html
