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This looks rough.
“Jeep Willy no motor as is. Most of the parts are there. Not sure on year or if it has a title i will find out though. If interested call or text (574) 653-1829 before 9 pm. Cash only no trades.”
http://southbend.craigslist.org/cto/3771898634.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(02/14/2013) I am less optimistic than the seller about the value of the parts.
“Willys Jeep frame and tub 1 fender, complete front and back axels, transmission, wheels stering assembly. Great find. many hard to find parts for your restoration project. No title. This jeep will need to be trailered. cash only, no warrarnty, local pick up. Its a jeep thing .$500.00 neg”
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/3744406709.html
This poor jeep.
“All major components are intact. you can see the ground through the floorboards and there is plenty of rust to go around. I have a good title.”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/3681946063.html
I’m not seeing much value.
“I have a 1952 Willys CJ3B “High Hood” Jeep For Sale. Engine Does NOT run……..transmission, transfer case, chassis are all there and seem to be in good condition for its age. The body is in poor condition, but restorable. I have some an extra hood and windshield frame that is in “like new” condition that I would be willing to let go with it. Asking $300.00 FIRM, I can get that for scrap, but would rather see it restored. If interested, please call 706 618-5803.”
http://nwga.craigslist.org/pts/3663322070.html
I don’t think duct tape and bailing wire can save this jeep. I found the picture at the army airforce site. There are some other jeep photos as well.
The good news is that the starting bid is only $25!
“old but would make a great project or parts ,,,buyer pay and arange all shipping i will help on my end”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950
“Willys Jeep Project. Though to be a 1952 CJ3A(?). No Title, but can provide a bill of sale. Ran when parked. Trades considered…”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
It’s worth something, but unclear just how deep the rust is. Too bad it sat in the barn, because it looks pretty stock.
“FOR SALE A 1946 WILLYS JEEP.. BEEN SETTING IN A BARN FOR OVER 30 YRS..IT’S ROUGH BUT MOSTLY THERE FLATE HEAD MOTOR. WHEELS ARE LOCKED UP . AND NO TITLE.. BEST OFFER!!! THANKS”
Gerald spotted this M-38A1-turned-flower-planter near the Crafted Warehouse at the Port of Los Angeles. There appear to be salvageable parts left.
Bob’s down in Spanish Fort, Alabama, to photograph the Godaddy.com Bowl on Sunday when Kent State battles Arkansas State. Of all the events at that bowl, I’m thinking the coaches wives got the best gig: lunch at Wintzell’s Oyster House (a good place to eat if Yelp is to be believed). Uh oh, now I’m hungry. Anyway, while down there, Bob spotted this poor old truck at Felix’s Fish Camp (another good place to eat). It appears rooted permanently to the beach. Of course, he thought of us ….
About the truck Bob says, “I looked under the hood and the truck still had the straight 6. Frame was almost rusted in half and the top was gone on the truck. Pretty cool though!’
