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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $1500.
I can’t say I’ve seen many of these hardtops.
“Very rare 76-86 Acme fiberglass hardtop with doors for cj5. New exterior paint and in excellent condition. All glass is good and door glass opens freely. This model has the lower windows in doors, so easier to see the ground. Took me two years to find this one. Sold jeep and now have extra hard top.”
The jeep looks rough.
“Have a bunch of parts off my old Willy’s Jeep. 4 cylinder motor, 3 spd trans, dual stick transfer case, 2 set of axels 1 set has 4:11 gears in it and the other has 5:13 gears in it the axles need the brakes redone and the motor,trans and t case all need to be rebuild has been sitting for a long time.the motor is converted over to 12 volt. $200 obo per set of axles.make offer on everything else. The body and frame are not for sale I am using it for another project. Thanks for looking. Call or text 321-208-5187”
http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/pts/3932183392.html
No pics provided.
“Some Jeeps & Many PARTS, Call ED @ 4026895105 ,Thanks”
“Have several MB & GPW misc. Jeep parts.
Also CJ-2a & CJ-5 parts.
Let me know what you need.
J.Mac 303-823-5308 Lyons, Co.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3930815114.html
This aide kit came with a surplus WW2 jeep Charles’ brother bought in 1946. However, it doesn’t appear to be a WW2 jeep kit. Anyone have additional insights (I don’t know anything about these).
Charles notes: “The kit is metal, 8″X5″X2.5″ olive drab with a Red Cross symbol on the top. I could find no numbers of any kind. On the directions for use inside is the name of the company that distributed it. (First Aid Supply Co., 32 West 22nd St, New York 10, NY)”
Contact Charles at veitlcg@comcast.net
No pics provided.
“pair of bucket seats and engine cover(red) please make offer that’s all I got left”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Marc spotted this unusual bed extension. I think this is a non-newgren extender that’s been customized.
” ***I had this listed 2 weeks ago. It attracted almost 50 watchers but no bids at $400. I have nothing to compare it to. So I will let the market set the price at $200 and above.***
Extension bed or extension body for vintage Willys CJ Jeeps. During the Jeep craze following WWII, Willys and several other companies were making all sorts of Jeep accessories. One of the coolest was the Extension Body or Extend-A-Bed. Some were made “knocked down” for assembly by the owner. Others were made “welded up” and ready to bolt on. This bed extension is “welded up” and installs with only 8 bolts. I do not know who, when or where this bed extension was made. There is no maker’s tag present. The floor and sides are formed from one solid piece of heavy sheet steel turned up at the sides. It took a heavy metal brake to form this steel. The body is braced and welded. All bolt holes to mount to the jeep are present.
Bruce has this parts’ chassis for sale.
“willys 1949 cj-3a rolling chassis frame. this is what is left from the parts we stripped for another restoration. frame was sanded in spots and POR15 applied. we have had very good luck with the condition of the parts we rendered from this “parts” jeep. please do not hesitate to make an offer for any “take-off” you might want. shipping can be arranged. may be seen by appointment. please email any questions, thanks.”
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Steve spotted this unusual heater for sale. I found a 1998 reference to a similar heater from the Willys Tech site (but couldn’t get the actual post to appear). Anyone seen another like this?
“his is off my jeep cj2a willys 1946. It’s an under seat heater. I’ve never seen one or heard about one so I can’t say much. It must be 6 volt because the cj2a is 6volt. It was mounted under the passenger seat where the tool compartment is located. The metals bent and I couldn’t tell if the coil holds or if the fan motor turns. This could be a cool add on for someone that’s looking for a rarity.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25/each.
Someone probably can use these.
“Selling 3 16” wheels that came off a 1947 CJ2A. They are in real nice condition and only need a blast and paint. They fit all the CJ’s from the CJ2A’s up to the CJ’s until 1971. So if you have a Willys these are real nice and are the “rivet” style.
Asking 25 each. New Re-po’s are over 100 each.”
