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I’m not sure how much value is here, but there seems to be at least some value.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/955940711575366
“Selling or trading rolling chassis for mud drags or sand drags”
This is listed as a 1944, but is more likely a CJ.
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale20/adm219/adm219.html
“It has been stationary for 20 years. Must go. Good for parts. Front Tow attached. In Central California, Los Alamos – 1 mile off Hwy 101. Come get it!!”
Has an updated engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/708233970019999/
“Runs and drives great. Daily driver. 180ci Chrysler slant 6 adapted to original transmission. New tubeless wheels and radial tires. New brakes. New dual circuit master cylinder. Auxiliary fuel tank. Have original seats. Have original wheels and tires. New carburetor and tune up kit installed.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(2018/12/04) Is the round thing on the hood a hood bump?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/608586440017156/
“1946 WILLYS JEEP
*4 CYLINDER
*ORIGINAL RUNNING ENGINE
*MANUEL TRANSMISSION
*4×4”
It’s a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1586990878148306/
“47 Willys. Buick oddfire 231 with a SM465 and a Dana 20. Jeep has no exhaust on it besides headers and the windshield isn’t mounted currently. Working lights and turn signals. Custom Tom Woods rear driveshaft, front is still stock. CJ5 axles with 3.73 ratio. Non power steering. Price is OBO, would be willing to trade with cash on my end for a 60s/70s Chevrolet car project or motorcycle. Located in Monterey CA. If its up it’s available”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/08/2020) Needs brakes, but looks solid otherwise.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/329583671655704/
“New fuel tank New rear Axel shafts Bearings and seals COMPLETE NEW BREAK SYSTEM! $2300+ Everything brand new Brand new tires Has bucket seats ( helps a little if your a taller feller) Buick odd fire v6 conversion Runs and drives Needs some small things but over all a good Jeep for it’s age!”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/22/2020) Looks like a good build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1165443593855115/
“1948 Willys CJ2A. Completely restored about 5 years ago with framed 302 CI V8, C4 auto transmission, CJ7 transfer case/axles and powder coated frame. Originally a California car and lived in dry desert climates. Garage kept. Small chips in the paint, but in decent shape overall. Small crack on each windshield panel. Shallow quarter-sized dent on the front driver side fender. Rear plastic fender flares need to be replaced.
Other details: •Dana 40 (rear) and 30 (front) •4:11 gears •Rancho shocks •Custom gas tank •Performance aluminum radiator •Holley 650 double pumper •MSD ignition system •Speedmaster High Torque Starter •Full exhaust with MagnaFlow mufflers and electric QTP cutouts •Top mounted light bar •15×10 Pro Comp wheels mounted on 33×12.5 Pro Comp Mud Terrains •Kirkey aluminum bucket seats with Impact 5-point racing harnesses •B&M Stealth Pro Ratchet Shifter •WOLO “Tequila” musical air horn •Mounted high lift jack”
A July 27, 1948, article in the San Bernardino County Sun introduced readers to Willys-Overland’s Jeepsters.
This March 21, 1943, photo and article highlight Rockridge School’s (Elementary?) WWII war efforts.
Maury shared this unusual booklet. I can’t imagine many of these survived.
View all the information on eBay
“Complete booklet, with no missing pages. A guy I know cleaned out a dealership years ago, and I got this from him. It is pocket sized and measures 2.5 inches by 6 inches. Box 11.”
