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Gayland shared Officer Ryan’s Facebook post of Jeeps in the Philadelphia police force. They were shared in the DJ – Postal Jeep Group.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1700. The gray body is from a 1956 or 1957 DJ-3A. It appears to have the King Seely 0-8 or 0-9 speedometer. The frame looks to be 2A.
https://panamacity.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeeps/6688181211.html
“1946 and 1952 willy’s jeep 3 motors one almost rebuilt, 4 four wheel drive transmissions, 1 two wheel drive transmission, 1 complete body , roll bar and rag top for body. One jeep was taken apart but all there. Was going to restore but don’t have the time. second jeep almost whole. many new parts. very little rust. well worth the money. make offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
(07/17/2018) The body looks to be a DJ-3A body. I don’t see anything that suggest this was a 1943 MB/GPW.
“I have a 1943 Willys for sale. It is in excellent condition. It has 20,200 miles on it! I have a second set of black Willys wheels with military tires for it as well. Paint is a year old. I have the doors for it. It has the original drivetrain.(Go devil flathead engine, t90 transmission with Warn overdrive!). I have a tow bar for it, so it can be pulled behind a truck or r.v. This is the 18th and most favorite Jeep I’ve owned. I don’t have to sell, but I’m moving in a couple of weeks, so the cash would be helpful in the coming months. This jeep will not disappoint you! I will consider reasonable offers, but please don’t lowball me”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Oh my. Great price! Looks like Patterson’s doppleganger. I wonder if it includes a convertible top?
“1956 DJ3A WILLYS JEEP
56K MIlES ORIGIONAL
IN A BARN FOR 40 YEARS IN SOUTHERN CALIF
SURFACE FUST ONLY,NEVER BEN PAINTED
2WH DRIVE,COLUM SHIFT
DRIVE DAILY OR RESTORE
RUNS AND DRIVES EXCELLENT$3,400 or best offer”
This appears to have a 4WD Chassis with a late model DJ-3A body (not a 1956 body).
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep-1956-with-plow/6685305191.html
“Willy’s Jeep with plow. 1956. Runs strong. Everything works. $3500 obo. New tires”
UPDATE: Still Available. Contact Lee by commenting below.
Doesn’t run. Converted to 4WD.
“Ran when parked, currently has a wiring issue. Unique hardtop dispatch version of your classic CJ. Restore and put your company logo on the side for a unique showcase vehicle. Clean NC title in hand”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Here is a Running 1961 Willys DJ3A. This is a Numbers Matching unit which only 1542 were made. Has Firewall Tag which matches Frame Number, and the Original 134 Flathead Engine it was built with. Painted Military over very poor body work by an old soldier who wanted parade use. New tires on very scarce original wheels, It’s ready to go while you make it better.
Included is an ORIGINAL Willys Pink SURREY body, like those in the Elvis beach movies. Only about 1100 ever made. Fix the Surrey body and mount it on the ’61 DJ3A chassis and you have a very special Matching Numbers Surrey Jeep. Two DJ3A units are in this deal. I found ’em, you decide where you go from here. Health issues prevents me from doing this project. Delivery and financing are available”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/19/2018) This is probably a 1956 or ’57 as it has one of the early speedometers.
https://wichita.craigslist.org/cto/d/jeeps-jeeps-jeeps-3-jeeps-for/6645918249.html
“It’s time for this neat old 2-wheel drive1950 willys jeep to go. It ran fine some time ago, but it has just been sitting around gathering dust for quite awhile. 2-WHEEL DRIVE. No rust. Check the pictures. Sold as-is. No title. Will furnish bill of sale. No rust. $3,900.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.
This has a later model DJ-3A body and hardtop on a 4WD chassis (2A?).
“1946 CJ2A, not running, needs a full restore, many extras included as seen in photos, Maryland title, sold as is, you must haul, no payments.”
This may have a DJ-3A convertible body and windshield. The windshield clamps are something I haven’t seen before.
https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep-cj2a/6612116609.html
“It is registered as a 1974 JEEP CJ model but I’m told by the Jeep experts that it is actually between a 1946-1949 Willys Jeep CJ2A. If your a Jeep lover this vehicle might be something that you are interested in. It is pre smog certificate, has a 350 Chevy Engine, an Edelbrock 4 barrel carburettor, 3 speed Toyota transmission, 4×4 and locking hubs and a Brand new high end battery. All function and work great. It’s is street legal and registered through 9/18. The Headlights and taillights need to be hooked up and the new seat belts need to be installed. Tires have plenty of miles left on them.”
