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This may be a good deal for the right price.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts/d/pleasanton-1955-willys/7128870389.html
“I have for sale a 1955 Willys pickup rolling chassis full running gear. Does not run.
Parts or take all
Motor
Transmission
Transfer case
Overdrive
Axles
Accepting offers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
If solid as it looks, this early could make a good project.
“1947 Jeep Willys Pickup Truck All there but the transmission. Remarkable condition for 73 years old! $1500 OBO”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/24/2020) I like this one. It serviced the Glen Canyon area, which is pretty cool, too.
“1958 Willy’s Custom (Valley Fire Truck Co.) Fire Truck 4×4, 6 cylinder
Title included
Came from the Lake Powell Glen Canyon Dam National Park Service in Page AZ.
NOS: horn button, rear bearings, rear seals, brakes & studs. Some service records etc.
Engine will be test run condition
Features
Water pump
Hose reel
Sprayer
2 intake hoses
Ax”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Looks like a nice truck.
“1955 Willys Truck.
Rebuilt, L-226 Super Hurricane 6 cylinder, Valves, Guides, Rings Std. Gaskets Seals,Timing chain Etc… [ask me]
New Radiator.
Wiring all works, [hours upon hours spent…}
T-90 Rebuild.
Transfer Case Rebuilt.
Front Axel Seals Replaced, Bearings Etc.
New Brake lines, Master Cylinder, Wheel Cylinders.
1 Ton “Timkin” Clamb Shell Rear End.
All New Glass and Seals.
Gas Tank, and lines,
Upgrade to 12 volt.
Not such a great paint job!
I made this up out of three parts vehicles.
Extensive Restoration of Frame and Body.
I intended driving to and from my local dump.
Call me and find out why I am letting go..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
This is an odd one.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep RatRod truck. A lot of fabrication went into it. It is a Rat Rod. (If you don’t know what a RatRod is then this is not for you).The drivetrain started out as a 2003 Ford Ranger Edge. V6 Automatic, AC, Heat,PS,PB, CC, Touch Screen stereo. New Glass, Lowered 4/5 inches. Runs and drives good. Would be a good Dailey driver or just for fun on the weekends. I’m not really looking to get rid of it but always looking for something else to play with. Up for trades. I have original paperwork from 40+years ago on this truck and a clear TN title in my name for the truck and the one for the original Ranger Frame. What’s for trade?”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/06/2020) Not sure how much value is here.
https://eastoregon.craigslist.org/atq/d/enterprise-willys-jeeps/7102728074.html
“2 have engines, 1 does not. Old military Jeep ran 20 years ago”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
These are rough. The 3A has a PTO, winch, and some Dualmatic hubs.
“Selling both projects–together or separate. CJ3a has small block ford engine with Allstate Ramsey PTO winch, and original 4 wheel drive with dualmatic hubs. I believe its a 1951. The Willys Truck is a 1950 1/2 and is a 2 wd has the L134 engine and needs the radiator. The transmission will need to be rebuilt. The tailgate is the original Willys Overland logo, this alone is highly sought after as well as the fenders and hood. They do not make them like this anymore. Running with the Patina look is currently going at 25000 plus!! The CJ3a is going for 500 and the Truck for 500. Take them both for 900. Let me know if interested. I am in Corpus Christi but will meet to show.”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $16,000.
Looks in nice shape.
“Beautiful Willys Jeep truck
Original hurricane motor with overdrive.”
Jordan spotted these trucks (parts truck is shown in the background of two pics).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/230893551447392/
“Has been in storage for 20 years. Body is next to perfect. Long story, lots of details. Does not run, will need trailered. Have a second truck in pretty good shape for parts. Price is for both truck”
UPDATE: Originally posted to Flickr in 2012 (https://www.flickr.com/…/71473…/in/set-72157629836314396 )
According to the photographer:
This was taken in Durkee, Oregon – about 1 block from the Durkee, Post Office. (I am not sure if the Post Office is still open). You can actually see this vehicle in Google Street View if you look in the field at the southeast portion of the intersection of Old US Highway 30 and Oxman Ranch Road in Durkee. ….
Link to Google (you can see all sides of it pretty well): https://www.google.com/maps/@44.5810948,-117.4643278,3a,75y,91.3h,96.26t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syRerHg5QL0Xrk9L1y8brfg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
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Originally posted in 2014:
Doug sent this beautiful photo of a Jeep Rambler hybrid he spotted on Flickr. One commenter called it a Jambler. All-in-all, this combo could have looked a lot worse! Note the builder even stenciled ‘JEEP’ onto the back tailgate.
The photo was taken by ‘Old White Truck’. There are some beautiful photos and some humorous captions on his Flickr photostream.
