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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500
Has some updates.
“Solid Willys pickup right hand steer v8 automatic new wheels tires very solid surface rust ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5600.
Dan spotted this truck.
“This 1948 Willys Pickup is in solid working condition and has served as both a daily driver and utilitarian vehicle regularly. It starts perfectly and reliably. It has a 12-volt system. I am selling it because we have moved to a smaller place and do not have the room to keep it. To my knowledge the vehicle has been in central and northern California for most of its life. The vehicle has little rust.
Quite a bit of deferred maintenance has been done and addressed in the last few years. The engine has been thoroughly cleaned and the truck comes with spare parts. After much research, I suspect that some of the parts were interchanged with CJ-2 or CJ-2A parts over time. Whenever I came across this, I tried to replace with the correct parts as discrepancies were discovered.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5100.
Seller’s description looks honest.
“A 1962 Willys with a flatbed of 2″ oak and angle iron. Original engine, 226 Hurricane , 12 volt, all lights work, engine runs good, just a hint of smoke, sometimes. Manual transmission, high and low speed, 4 wheel drive, all works as should, has a little clunk when going from 1 to reverse and vice versa. Good tires, skinny, but good. Bonded title.
New stuff- new rear end spiders, ring and pinion and bearings. Brakes, master and wheel cylinders, couple of new lines as well. Front springs, bushings and shackles new. Shocks all four. Steering box rebuilt and tie rod rebuilt with new internals and springs. New bearings in front, has 27 front axle and 53 back axle, warn hubs, all work fine. Spark plugs , points , condenser new. SeAts not new, from a 98 Land Rover. Gas tank, sending unit, gauge and fuel pump with electric assist new.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
This could make an interesting project.
“Sheet metal for a ’55 Willys-Overland truck. Cab had been made topless. No bed. Some trim pieces, and glass to use as patterns. $600.”
I wonder if this was a Texaco truck?
“1953 Willys Jeep truck. 4 cylinder, 4WD. Snow plow with Jeep Hi-Lo pump. Vehicle body is intact.
Vehicle has not been run in many years. Has 3 flat tires. This vehicle will need to be flat bedded.
This is a great restoration project.”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/5429091522.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,900.
Looks nice.
“48 Willys truck, chopped, tubbed, 400 small block, automatic, power windows, tilt wheel. Older build Runs great. Text, call, or email but do not send junk mail, spam etc as I will report it. If item is posted, its still for sale so dont send a message asking if “still for sale” inquiries from far away out of state area codes must call or email and not text.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $17,995.
This looks good.
“1949 willys pick up, 350 chevy, 350 turbo auto, 205 transfer case, ford 9″ rear end, dana 44 front axel (narrowed), power lock posi in front axel, power stering, power brakes, vintage air ac, I have two tail gates, one with WO on it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
The old lettering is great.
“4X4. All there. Turns over but does not start.
No trades or low offers. No offers entertained without first seeing the truck.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $10,500
Powered by a SD33 diesel.
“1957 Diesel Willy’s Pickup
This pickup has a 6 cylinder SD33 diesel engine, 4 speed transmission and Dana 20 transfer case out of a 1976 International Scout. All that it needs to pass a state inspection is the horn and turn signals to be fixed.
Things that I’ve done to it:
Glow plugs
Heater core
Rebuilt drag link ends
Complete new brake system, master cylinder, all wheel cylinders, drums, shoes, metal and rubber brake lines, parking brake cable and handle”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Appears pretty solid.
“Up for sale is a 1950willyspickup 4×4 has no motor or transmission would make a good rat rod / street rod / hot rod / pulling truck / mud truck or something to redo lt is going to need floors and the bed will need some metal work done the truck is 65 years old so it is not perfect.i am asking $ 3.000 or make a offer have title in hand call”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $10,600.
Nice looking build.
“1948 Willys Overland Jeep Truck for Sale. Street Rod. 350 cubic inch V8 engine, Holley 4 Barrel carburetor, HEI electronic ignition, aluminum radiator, headers, dual exhaust, 700R4 overdrive transmission”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This is different.
“1986 CJ10 (diesel) TUG converted to wagon
The tug was extended to wagon. Specs with a 57 willys Jeep bed. Titled as a 57 jeep
All that needs to be done is replace fuel filters and the injector needs to be cleaned because of bad gas. Engine works.
Asking $5,000 or all reasonable offers.”
