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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,000
(09/02/2015) This looks nice.
“Women will love you and kids will want to be like you while you are driving this classic. 350 chevy small block bored 30, Edelbrock intake and carb, Sanderson headers, power steering and power brakes. Converted to 2 wheel drive. Runs awesome. Less than 5,000 miles on engine. Kept in a garage.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500
Looks good.
“61 willys pickup I love this truck runs great ”
Has a custom diamond-plate bed.
“We are moving and have decided to sale this old truck. The truck was running last year but needs the carborator cleaned and some new gas. Not sure if it needs a new carborator or not because it has been setting for over a year. We had it 90% restored a few years back. We also have a 1958 Jeep Willy’s for parts that we will let go with the sale of the 1963. All parts on 1958 can be used on 1963. The 1958 (parts truck) is missing the bed to the truck but has motor. The 1963 (Truck shown in pictures) has it’s original Title and still has the original drive train so top speed is about 45mph. It also has a custom galvanized bed that is specified to the original bed that came on the original truck. The engine is a Super Hurricane 232 flathead 6 cylinder. The original mileage is shown in the photo of the speedometer. Serious inquiries only! Please contact Randy if you have any questions.”
http://charlottesville.craigslist.org/cto/5284685403.html
Looks solid.
“Restored original with rare super hurricane rebuilt engine runs great”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/5304615405.html
Looks solid.
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/5305095954.html
“In ’48, Willys built three versions of the pickup. One had a regular bed, one had a flatbed, and you could buy one without a bed to customize anything you needed like an ambulance, firetruck etc. This has a flatbed.
As far as I can tell, this jeep has lived its life on a farm in South Texas where it’s hot and dry. There is no rust that I can find so this is a very solid platform. Luckily, virtually every part on these old Willys Jeeps is available through a variety of sources and I’ve replaced or rebuilt many of them. You could take this truck any direction you want. Leave it the way it is and have a ball with it. Or take it all the way to a totally restored model with new shiny paint etc. and it would be worth something in the mid $30Ks. Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000.
Seller is really only looking to trade, so many not be serious about the $20k price.
“1955 willys truck restored 11 inch brakes all way around with stainless steel line with wildwood proportioning vaule power brakes. Engine is a 231 v6 jeep buick dauntless eng with 4 barrel intake and carb with factory headers full dual exhaust .transmission just rebuilt new parts down to the synchronizers same for transfer case. The rear axle is the timken clam shell has new seals front is dana with closed nukles. Power steering was added along with flaming river steering . Frame is powder coated new wiring box with all up grades new tail lights blinker markers and lights and head lights .inside has original gauges on 6 volt system with a converter the truck it self is 12 volt system with a gm alternator . Rat rod classic cars and classic truck old truck show truck Looking for trades what you have to trade.
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $12,000.
Looks in good shape.
“1948 Jeep Willy’s Overland pick up 4wd in awesome condition runs quiet 68,000 original miles engine overhauled at 60,000.”
It lacks a title.
“355 Chevy engine (dirt track motor) lots of power
Double hump heads
280/284 comp cam
Aluminum intake
Power glide transmission
9” Ford rearend
Custom built square tube frame
4 link in rear with coilovers
Hand throttle
This is one of those “its so ugly, its cool” rat rods
FOR SALE OR TRADE
No title. Just bill of sale. Should be easy to get title for.”
http://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/5291949718.html
John’s got this nice looking truck for sale. You can contact him at 802/734-0487
“1955 Willys “Overland” Model 6-226 4WD short bed Pick-Up Truck
Engine: V-8, 350hp CID high output
Carburetor: W-4 Bb.
Drive Train: 3 forward speeds/reverse standard shift
4WD: Adheres to OEM original equipment
Vehicle weight: 5,500 Lbs.
Suspension: Stock leaf springs
Exhaust: dual chrome straight pipes
Tires: Goodyear/ spare w/custom steel encasement
Wheels: Eagle Alloy Chrome plus restored original wheels
Seat: Bench seat – LT 215/85R16, vinyl replication of original
Head liner: Custom vinyl covered hardboard
Body: All steel
Flooring: fitted vinyl mats
The Willys Truck is a well crafted example of a blend of old and new, with a tastefully modified vehicle restored to a maximum quality finish. The body and sub-frame are original and in an excellent state of preservation. All restored parts have been taken down to bare metal and repainted to a standard of high quality amateur restoration reflecting excellent workmanship. Everything on the vehicle is in good working order. The original 6 cylinder 115 hp engine has been replaced with a Chevrolet small block V-8 350 hp engine. All components are rust free and the vehicle has been housed in conditioned space since restoration. Pre-restoration the truck was a working farm vehicle for most of its life in Iowa, and was restored by an RV dealer who was personal friends with the original owner and who has restored over a dozen 50’s vintage vehicles.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $7500
Lots of mods.
“New balanced 350 Chevy motor with T18 4-speed transmission.
Included Options:
* Dana 20 transfer case
* Dana 60 rear end with a posi
* Dana 44 front end with trac lock posi
* On board compressor for the tires
* CB
* Lots of extra parts
* Too many upgrades to mention.
I have enjoyed it for the last 38 years and now it’s time to let someone else have some fun:)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,000.
Appears solid.
“TRUCK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, ONE OF THE LAST YEARS FOR THIS MODEL CHECK OUT PHOTOS NEED REFERENCES MOR INFO PLEASE COME SEE THIS ONE IN PERSON”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Jake’s selling this truck and parts.
“hi there, i have a 1951? willy’s pickup truck for sale. it is an early truck because it has the split rear axle, split windshield and early gauge cluster. Engine runs great. has the f134 overhead vale 75hp engine. she moves and shifts great. IT IS A 4X4 1 Ton pickup… at least back in 1951 it was rated as a 1 ton 😛 she does not have brakes 😛 body is so so…Needs love. Frame has rust out in some spots but it was common on the willys pickup trucks. i have another frame that can be used to repair some of it. that frame has rust out too. have another cab with glass in it that is not cracked and i have very good glass for the front windshield. have another set of axles that comes with it to… they have locking hubs and are from a later willys pickup but would great on this truck too. i have a bunch of the harder to find parts for this pickup too like glass for the marking lights and stuff like that.
this willys would make a GREAT winter project. i have too many projects and could use the money for better uses like for my wedding 🙂 the cons are: i dont have a title for it and there is not a vin tag on it so that would be a hurdle you would have to cross at some time.”
