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The interior looks a little dated.
“1947 Willys Jeep
Factory 2 wheel drive
5.0 Ford V8
Automatic
9 inch Ford rear end
New tires
Overhead console
Runs and drives great
$7,500 OBO
Serious offers may be considered, just try me
Need cash in hand if you want to drive it! No looky-loos
CALLS ONLY after 5pm
I will not respond to TEXT
Will NOT respond to Text!”
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/5581837598.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5000.
(03/19/2016) The interior is a little dated, but runs.
“I have a really cool willys jeep truck for sale. It is running and registered. It would be a great restoration truck as the body is very clean. not very much rust at all. it is complete and the lights work. blinkers need to be hooked up through. has a winch on the front of it and stake sides. comes with original rims as well as other new miscellaneous parts like fuel filter and a few other things. it has a clean title. has flat head 6 in it with 3 spd tranny. it is currently sitting on the side why 49 through Sierraville with for sale signs on it. ”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/5579689704.html
A September 2, 1953, article in the Toledo Blade relayed the news that Willys Motors and Mobile Fire Apparatus, Inc., were planning to produce a Willys mobile fire jeep called the Ranger. According to Four Wheeler Magazine, the1952 truck shown below is an example of the Ranger. However, it’s a little puzzling that the truck is a 1952, when the announcement wasn’t made until late 1953? Maybe Mobile Fire Apparatus used an older chassis? Anyone have an insight on this?
A second article shared the news that Brede Products was planning to sell a snow plow, powered by its own jeep engine. Below is one of two photos from Four Wheeler you can view the front of the rotary snow plow here. Anyone have a brochure for this?
A third article announced an agreement between Mitsubishi and the Willys Overland Export, Inc.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Dan spotted this truck.
“Up for sale is this original 1957 Willys 1 Ton 4×4 Truck. This truck has the 6 cyl. Super Hurricane Motor. It was purchased at an Estate Sale here in Napa. I had to rescue this awesome example of the top of the Willys Overland post war production. The truck is almost all there. The old story “it was running when it was parked” is what I got from the original owner. I also will combine a more rust free body of another truck same color for $500 more. The top of the transmission was off when I bought it. It has another transmission case in the bed. This is a great project rig for a full restoration or rock crawler. The truck has a clean California title!”
UPDATE: Was $4000. **SOLD**
Lew spotted this good looking truck.
“1958 jeep willys pickup original inside and out. Very little rust, 10,356 miles , runs decent. Could use some tinkering. I just don’t have the time or money to work on it. ”
Looks like it runs and drives. No description provided.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/5575667197.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
“1954’s Willys Flatbed truck with original Flat 6 Super Hurricane engine 4×4, slotted mag wheels – truck complete $2500.00 OBO (RED ONE)
1950’s Willys Overland Trailer made from Willy’s bed with Willy’s Overland Tailgate & title
$500.00 OBO (GREY)
1951’s Willys “Parts Truck NO Engine or Drive-Train rust free, straight and title-(Primer Black,Orange, and Rust) – also for sale
1953’s “Willys Overland” Carcass- NO CAB has non running Super Hurricane Flat 6 Engine, stock 3 speed transmission, and Willy’s Overland Bed with Willy’s Overland Tailgate and title- also for sale
No Low-ball offers
will consider trades:
economy car, car trailer, woodworking equipment,
building materials, decking materials,
pavers, retaining wall materials -”
This truck will be auctioned on Saturday, May 7th.
“1947 Willys Jeep Truck 4WD 11K orig miles. Truck will be offered at Cox and Graves Auction on May 7 10:00 in Stafford. Check Cox and Graves Auction Co. on Auction Zip for details.”
http://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/cto/5563282411.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $10,000.
Lots of mods.
“1946 Willys Truck
S10 frame, new power disc brakes, 350-350 transmission, new wiring, new Lokar shifter, new radiator, new gauges, new exhaust, new window glass. Lots more!”
UPDATE: Was $12,500. Status Unknown.
Nice looking truck.
“1950 Willy’s pickup, custom hand fabricated bed, satin black finish with old school pin striping. S10 chassis w/350 Chevy engine and 350 turbo trans. Brand new a/c condenser, compressor, and inside unit installed. I have the new hoses and dryer the need to be installed to complete the system.”
