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“1962 willys pickup truck…complete, except front bumper…still has metal bed…ran last fall…needs carb work…both need work…probably not good candidates for restoring, but would make good drivers…asking $1500. each…no pics..802-728-9682..ok to leave message…or email…thank you”
Here’s a nice looking truck over at jeeptruck.com for sale.
“1959 Willys Jeep 4×4 Pickup Truck 226 CID L-6 SP. Hurricane engine. $8,000.00 OBO. This truck is in good overall condition and runs nicely after extensive recent work. Has desirable Warn overdrive – and body is in good shape. Some rust problems that will need to be addressed. Truck lovers will fall in love. Must sell in order to consolidate.
Just completed:
carburetor overhaul
ignition repairs
headpipe and gasket replacement
valve adjustment and manifold resealed
custom build heat riser
various wiring replaced
lube and drivetrain inspected”
http://www.jeeptruck.com/sale/ad488/ad488.html
Steve spotted this ad. No pics provided, but the builder assembled the front from Bronco II and the rear from a F-250.
“This is a particular vehicle for a particular buyer. Former daily driver but has been sitting for the past two years.
This was hand built, and would suite a collector or restorer nicely. Registered as ’53 Willys but is in fact only the body sitting on two frame halves welded together. (front-Bronco II, rear F-250)
Ford big block engine: 460 (dual-plane intake manifold, 780 Edelbrock carb, roller rockers, ported heads, Hooker headers) approx 20k miles since rebuild; American Racing 17″ aluminum wheels; BF Goodrich g-Force T/A KD tires (brand new but slightly weathered). Interior is very minimal, but does have a few original gauges and heater.
This has alot of sentimental value so finding a buyer who will appreciate it would be optimal.
Pics are available upon request for serious inquiries. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Here’s a modified truck with a tilt nose.
“1953 Willys Jeep Pickup. Has a 327 Chevy engine. Turbo 400 transmission. 205 transfer case. Automatic (some steering issues)Ford 9″ rear end. Front disk brakes. (some brake issues) high rise manifold,with new edelbrock carb. RV cam, Chrome plated headers. 39″ Super Swampers(half tread) on 15″x10″ aluminum wheels. Roll bar. Fuel cell. tilt hood, some rust. Needs work. Excellent crawler or custom project for a hard to find classic. Location of Truck is Sheridan Oregon.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This is missing some trim andother details, but looks pretty good. There are a few dings and dents.
“1951 Willys Overland Pickup
serial # 451-EC1 20501
GVW 5300lbs
First year for overhead valve 4 cyl. 4WD
This Willys truck came from a ranch in Cayucos, Ca
It has never been registered for the street, comes with bill of sale.
Engine was rebuilt about 5 years ago and was parked.
Check out the amazing patina on this truck!
Starts up and runs perfect, Quiet, smooth and no smoke!
Brakes need work from sitting.
Come see this barn find or see it on flicker and
You Tube.
Asking $2500.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
“250 Chevy Engine, Cab High and ft board racks, Newer seats, can pull smaller trailer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900
(03/25/2010) Here’s a solid looking truck.
“1951 Willys Jeep pickup. 4×4 231v6 buick motor that needs little work. 3 speed tranny, This is a super solid classic truck with original interior.”
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
(04/30/2011) If the rust is light, this might not be a bad price.
“1948 WILLYS PICKUP WITH GOOD NEBRASKA TITLE. (4) FOUR WHEEL DRIVE, 12 VOLT ELECTRIAL SYSTEM. 1959 SMALL BLOCK CHEVY MOTOR, WITH ELECTRIC IGNITION
NEW BATTERY, STARTER, PLUGS, FRESH OIL. RUNS GOOD BUT NEEDS CLUTCH AND BRAKE MASTER CYLINDERS INSTALLED. HAVE USED WILWOOD BRAKE AND CLUTCH MASTER CYLINDERS AND PEDALS
BODY HAS SOME RUST,VERY GOOD GLASS, REAR FENDERS NEED WORK, 4 KEYSTONE STEEL SPOKE RIMS”
This looks like a nice truck.
“$1850 obo
1952 Willys Pickup Truck
Clear Title
Buick v6 Engine
Rebuilt Wagner Carb
manual trans
4×4 high low levers
New Uninstalled Parts:
Master cylinder
Windshield glass
Windshield weather stripping
Chrome hood emblem
This truck runs and drives but does not stop as it needs the included master cylinder installed. The paint job is a ten footer but looks good for a mountain rig. Front hood latches need to be mounted in order to latch the front of the hood down. Front drive shaft is not currently hooked up but is included (this is how he got it and he never desired to put it back in). Dash has been modified with different gauges and a radio. Wheels and tires are good. Currently running off of exterior gas tank (not included)
I would consider this a rat rod. I say this in that it could be legally on the road with a weekend’s work and could then be driven as is or you could continue to drive it as you work on it more. Please do not expect a rig that will win any shows for paint or one that will not need tinkering.
Levi (509) 956-6133 owner, 8:00 am and 8:00 pm
Ben (509) 301-4131 for more pics, call text anytime”
http://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/2354661589.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850
“Teal & white, has Ford 6-cylinder motor, not running”
