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Custom jeep roadster with a stainless body. Thanks to Joe and Bruce for helping locate this unusual build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1432060983657282/
“1946 Willy’s Jeep, stainless steal body from the Philippines, on a roadster chassis, 350 Chevy small block V-8, Muncie four-speed, 9 inch Ford rear end, four link with coil over shocks all the way around. $20,000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer
(04/06/2018) Has a Camaro 2.8L V-6 engine.
“Extremely nice Professionally Custom built 1941 Willys Jeep that is 100% Cool and Fun!! A 1941 Jeep is rarely called Cute but this 1941 Willys is. She has the Classic Willys Jeep looks, performance, reliability and with a touch of attitude.
What follows is a very brief list of what makes this 1941 Willys a Custom, one of a kind car.
Specifications:
Clear Title as a 1941 Willys Jeep. / Body built in the Philippines. / Stainless Steel. / Sides are brushed Stainless. / Tan Bucket seats. / Fold Down Front Window with Wipers. / Seat Belts. / Extremely well fitting Tan Cloth removable Top with rear window. / Power Brakes. / 700 R 4 Automatic Transmission. / Camaro 2.8L V6 engine. / Fuel Injected. / Electric Fan. / Mustang II Front. / Toyota Rear. / Headers. / Dual Exhaust. / 10 gallon fuel tank. / and a lot more great stuff.
If you want a Professionally Custom built, Great looking, Great Performing, Eye Catching and with a name that starts with WILLYS, then this is the car for you.
You can drive her anywhere…
Always Stored inside and located in West Bloomfield, Michigan, 48324. No Trades and No Text messages.”
It’s listed as a jewels, which is usually a higher quality tub. But, I’d make sure it is stamped jewels before believing that.
https://medford.craigslist.org/pts/d/beatty-jeep-jewel-cj3-stainless-body/7132890727.html
“Imported from the Philippines. Tub is galvanized steel and everything else is stainless.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/06/2019) This is an “Ever-Built” stainless body kit from the mid-1990s.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/428110881474466/
“For sale a complete Ever-Built Metal Manufacturing, (Sheehan Inc, sheehan.com.ph), stainless steel flat fender “Jeepney” body and frame kit. This kit was imported from the Philippines in late 1995 and was never assembled. The kit includes:
The hand fabricated main body tub, which utilizes stainless steel for visible sheet metal and galvanized for floor and firewall.
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4500.
(06/11/2019) Looks like the interior is stainless as well? Might be an older kit.
“Have a 53 Willy’s hi hood stanless body kit.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
(01/26/2020) Appears to have a little wear, but a good price.
“For sale one stainless steel jeep tailgate for CJ2-CJ5
Measures 36 inches wide by 15 inches high
No logo on tailgate”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Jordan shared this one. Could make someone a good project. Not many stainless bodies popping up for sale anymore.
“Stainless steel Jeep CJ3 replica extended body with custom frame made for it, no motor or tranny, no rust holes!!”
UPDATE: Currently, the yellow CJ-2A is for sale for $7500. I don’t know if the red jeep was auctioned off or not on June 25th (see bottom pic). but clearly the yellow one did not sell at the auction.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/ctd/d/dallesport-1950-willys-cj3-jeep/6918324032.html
“Stock parts, Odometer reads 22,977. Needs new brakes.
Contact Auction Sales Co for more info. 541.296.1012”
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This image shows the red jeep. It has a Bobcat hood. This was taken prior to the June 25th auction.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This is 2WD currently.
“All stainless Willys 5.3 vortec with mild cam, 4l60 2wd tranny with valve bodies. Have a stack og receipts for the engine swap. In it’s current shape its 2wd on drag slicks, perfect platform to make a one of a kind crawler”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,995.
This stainless roadster was spotted for sale by Roger Martin. It’s an interesting build to look at, but I have been told that caution should be taken when dealing with the seller (Gateway Classic Cars).
“1941 Willys Jeep for sale in our Detroit showroom! This Jeep is a blast from the past! This Jeep for sale is an attention grabber! You will get looks up and down the road! This 1941 Willys is a full custom build with a custom made stainless steel body that is 4 inches longer in the front seat area and 6 inches longer in the rear seat area which makes for a much more comfortable ride. The floorboards are raised 3 inches and it is sitting on a reproduction Willys frame from the firewall back.
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