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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This hasn’t run in a while. Has a power converter on the dash.
“This is a 1967 cj6 that has been on a farm its whole life, it has the typical old CJ rust spots that are very fixable floorboards are solid, engine runs Jeep drives, needs TLC, it has been in a barn for the last 15 years, currently licensed and registered with a clean title”
This project appears to have potential.
https://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/d/lake-isabella-jeep-willys-delivery/7204165490.html
“1949 Jeep willys delivery, four cylinder, 2 wheel drive, have original parts with barn doors, project”
Given the snaps along the door tops, these may have been designed for a Muller top.
“Vintage Jeep half doors.fits Willy’s and cjs.very good condition”
https://fresno.craigslist.org/pts/d/davenport-vintage-jeep-half-doors/7203562286.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/07/2020) Has some non-stock features. Refurbed, not restored. Has a replacement body.
https://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/d/yakima-willys-cj-2a-jeep/7205821593.html
“Complete Frame Up Restoration 300 miles ago
• Exterior; Yellow
• Interior; Brown
• 4-cylinder 12 volt
• High back bucket seats
• Black top”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $16,500.
(05/23/2020) Jeep appears in good shape. More pics needed.
https://bend.craigslist.org/cto/d/redmond-1947-willys/7202749175.html
“1947 restored Willies Jeep. Basically original. Must see!”
Mitch’s cousin has these terra tires stolen out of their grandmother’s shop. Feel free to email me at d @ deilers.com (no spaces around the @) if you see or know anything.
“Typical 31×15.50-15 terras. Stolen from Snohomish County, WA sometime in the last 2 months. Wheels are unique- widened Kelsey Hayes wheels as pictured. 3 have the correct centers, one has had the center crudely replaced with a Ford style center. Torched the opening larger for jeep fitment, crude welds maring the center to the rim.
Stolen from my cousin out of my grandma’s shop. Shop doesn’t get checked very often so we don’t know exactly when they disappeared, but he bought them less than 2 months ago. Should be easy enough to ID.”
Titled Geschlossener Jeep fur Sommer und Winter, these two brochures came from Switzerland. The majority of the images show configurations for the CJ-6, but a CJ-3A looking jeep is shown as is a CJ-5. You can see one brochure has “72” written on it, which *might* be a reference to 1972? Those seem like some nice configurations of well-built tops.
A March 30, 1947, article in the Metropolitan Pasadena Star-News introduced the Forest Service’s ten new CJ-2As to California readers. These vehicles were equipped with two-way radios to aid fire control.
The article notes that a Weasel was being tested, along with the development of a four-wheel-drive vehicle that would be better for forest fire fighting, but I could find no references on the internet to an offload vehicle designed by Ira Funk.
This one-page press release focuses on the CJ-2A’s engine.
Looks in good shape. Has a Meyer half cab.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/pinehurst-1952-willys-jeep/7204814574.html
“1952 Willys Jeep in immaculate condition! New 9000 pound winch. Spare tire and Jerry cans. Twin stick transfer case. 4 cylinder.”
