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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(06/05/2012) This might be a diamond that just need some polish.
“runs and drives need work good project all org.neg”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was on eBay
This is unusual. It could use some work.
“1957 Willys Diesel Truck this Truck has the Mitsubishi 6DR5 factory straight 6 cylinder Turbo Diesel conversion with less than 25,000 miles on it. It gets 30 miles per gallon and is very dependable. It has a brand new 4 core radiator, has a block heater, new starter, alarm on motor compartment, Stock t 90 transmission know as the twin stick, it has a Warn overdrive splitter that splits all gears, so makes this truck a 6 speed, electric air horn, spot light, 6000 pound American made (Portland Oregon) Bellevue Winch with a 135-1 ration, dual batteries $250 each, duel tanks, UHF and VHF two way radio with a scanner This truck has had two owners, and has 55,000 original miles. This is an original Nevada truck and has no rust except for the drivers door and I have another door. Call if you would like more info.”
No motor, but there looks like value here.
“1953 JEEP WILLYS PICKUP COMPLETE TRUCK, MINUS THE MOTOR, AND NO TITLE. CALL 530-257-2273, $500.00 OBO”
http://susanville.craigslist.org/pts/3126170385.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was part of an auction.
This truck looks modified, but solid.
“Auction Saturday July 21, 2012
5515 Planeview Drive
Fort Wayne, IN”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
(Here are two projects.
“For Sale: 1946 Jeep Willys – rebuilt engine, partially restored. 50’s Jeep Willys Pickup body with headlights. Also many miscellaneous Jeep Willys parts. Take all for $1800”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200.
Nice looking truck.
“Nice 58 Willys pickup for sale, 289 CI engine, 3 speed with overdrive, nice wheels and tires, good exahst system.
Nice daily driver.”
You’ll need a tall garage if you want this!
“i have a 52 willy . all 4 link suspension custum frame set up 4 rear engine chevy v8 with 2wd trany has planitary axles out of fork lift . 4 wheel steer have lots go with it $2500.00 firm its very big cash only no trades . big block motor and 400 trany avalible extra. call 802-279-4505 chris”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3117319569.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
“I have: a near complete 49 with good bed, cab, fenders running boards, tailgate – no rust
stock set of 5 hand painted rims
rolling 51 with good cab, no bed
a stock 4 cyl motor core, 2 trannys, 2 tranfer cases
all trim and glass, 1 title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $7500
Chris is selling his beautiful truck. He has a complete history of ownership as well. Looks like a good price to me.
“Here is a brief history of this truck. The truck was originally owned by two brothers that used it in upper Michigan on their farm for light work duty. They kept it in the original condition and when the second of the two brothers died, the truck went to their nephew. The nephew is about my age and he didn’t know much about the truck accept that his instructions were not to sell it to anyone that wanted to modify it, change it or not appreciate the nature of it. Another younger guy looked at it before me but he wanted to turn it into a Mud jumper truck and the nephew couldn’t bear to see that happen.
I’ve loved Willys jeeps since a kid but my Dad could not afford one. After my Dad died I found this truck. I’ve owned this truck about 15 years. Always garaged, never driven after November or before April due to salt and never abused. I use it for work around the yard hauling stuff and going to the dump.
It has the original L-134 flathead 4 cylinder engine which makes about 60 horsepower. Good compression in all the cylinders and I have not replaced the valves so I add the lead substitute to the fuel. I had the generator replaced last fall since she wasn’t keeping a charge, and now she puts out about 150 amps with the original 6 volt system. There are no accessories in this truck, no fan heater, no defroster, no radio, just like 1948. The heat is knob down by the passenger floor. The wipers are vacuum. The speedometer is stuck at 20mph but she only goes about 40 mph tops anyway any faster and you have to really hang on! The truck did come with an oil filter, which seems like it was an option in 1948.
She runs great. The interior and seats are all original as is the headliner. The turn signals are an add on since they didn’t have them in 1948. The shift linkage is a 3 on the tree with the transfer case and hi/lo range on the floor.”
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKQS4q0Aa2E&feature=relmfu
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This looks like a nice truck.
“1953 Willys truck 4X4 with an oak flat bed and side racks. Original engine, trans and transfer case.
Runs GREAT”
