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Here’s a good option for storing your tub, whether you buy this one or make your own.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/cto/d/jordan-cj2a-body-tub-storage-cart-jig/7140078068.html
“This storage rack was used to locate/ drill tub attach bolt holes to frame. It also allows storage of tub in vertical position saving garage floor space. Once tub is mounted all body parts fit nicely inside tub or strapped to rack. Worked very well.”
Blaine forwarded this CJ-7-like 1990 vehicle built in South Korea that’s being auctioned on Bring-A-Trailer. There are LOTS of pics.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-ssangyong-korando/
“This 1990 SsangYong Korando K9 is based on the Jeep CJ-7 and was imported from South Korea to the US by the seller in 2019. This long-wheelbase example is powered by an Isuzu-sourced 2.2L diesel inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission and a two-speed transfer case. It is finished in cream over black, and equipment includes a Warn winch, a limited-slip rear differential, and a reversible second-row bench seat. This Korando is now offered with import documents and a clean Alabama title in the seller’s name.”
Has a variety of updates.
https://fargo.craigslist.org/cto/d/ada-45-willys/7141795938.html
“45 Willy MB, 3.8 fuel injection, aluminum radiator, 3 speed Saginaw, 2 speed transfer case, good condition 7000.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Includes extra parts.
“1959 Willys jeep cj3b high hood , flat fender,With extra parts. Aluminum radiator, new wiring harness. Extra motor transfer case and front axle. 4,000 obo”
Given the half-cab, plow, winch and running engine, there could be value here.
https://up.craigslist.org/hvo/d/nisula-snow-plow-willys-jeep/7140706285.html
“1956 Willy’s with plow and winch. Runs and drives. Needs tune up. Head lights work. Tail lights and top light do not work. Cab in nice shape.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $17,000
(05/26/2020) Carson’s selling his nice looking GPW.
https://wichita.craigslist.org/cto/d/mulvane-1943-ford-gpw/7130274284.html
“Nice solid gpw “ Original body” 12v. The jeep has the more reliable T90 gear box. Just finished 90% restoration has 9 miles on it. A lot of new parts such as carb, brake lines, gauges, lights, wiring, seat/cushions, radiator, tires, muffler etc. runs and drives great the carburetor could use a little more adjustment and little gear oil leak I didn’t have a car lift so didn’t want to mess with it nothing bad. Please text me with any questions/more pictures. Asking 18500 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
(05/31/2020) Looks solid. The floor may be patched.
“1947 Willys CJ-2A Runs and drives great. Fully restored a few years back. Last year it was given a complete once over by an antique auto shop. New exhaust system, New brakes. I’m only selling it to satisfy the wife. I have a roll bar system for it and safari top that was custom made for it. Currently titled in NC”
May have had some body work.
https://springfieldil.craigslist.org/cto/d/springfield-1948-jeep-willys/7134290404.html
“1948 Jeep Willys, 4 cylinders, run and drives good. Lots of extra parts”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,300
(05/30/2020) Looks like a nice build.
“Body tub-new fenders, hood, windshield frame original. Carborated Ford 302 rebuilt. Exhaust is dual with medium thrust mufflers transmission- T-18 Ford 4-speed rebuilt with novak short shaft kit clutch- is hydraulic transfer case is a Jeep CJ5 T20 all gear totally rebuilt. Front axle 1979 CJ5 Dana 40 with disc brakes including new axle shafts Rear axle 1979 CJ5 AMC20 Brakes-front are disc and rear are shoes rotors, calipers, brake shoes, brake line and master are all new. Gas tank-custom made 25 gal capacity tires-10.50x31x15 Westlakes less than 20 miles on them. Rims-chrome spoke brand new. Roll bar schedule 40 pipe
Selling my 25 year project. To start with, every mechanical piece in this jeep is either new or used and totally rebuilt, resealed, and re-gasketed. Starting with the rebuilt motor, transmission, transfer case, front and rear axles. New clutch and pressure plate and all components for brakes are new and it brakes great. Steering has been set up with a Ford 1985 Explorer Pickup truck with manual steering column and steering sector.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
(01/17/2020) Includes 2 Ramsey winches.
“Cj3b complete sale to many parts to list… 2 Ramsey winches go with it”
This May 1951 AD differs slightly from the April 1951 ad on the CJ-3A page here. So, I’d guess there were at least two version of this ad. The differences are primarily related to minor changes in font sizes and styles, along with a shadow and different tilt of the “Milestones” box on the upper left.
1959 marked the 11th annual Hemet to Borrego via De Anza trail Cavalcade. That year over 400 vehicles joined the adventure. The author and photographer of the below article, Del Schrader, was transported over the trail via two German DKWs. The article was published in the March 22, 1959, issue of the Los Angeles Times.
