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Appears solid, though missing some detail parts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2822475837791329/
“1953 Willys CJ3A Jeep, Great piece of America history, gets lots of looks, cranks right up, I have lots of parts, canvas top, oil bath air filter, and seals. Now for the bad, has leaks like all old vehicles and will maybe go 55mph with a strong back wind, not made for speed but will go off road like a beast”
Unclear how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/296458754942776/
“1946 Willys CJ2A. Does not run but has original motor and transmission. $2200 or possible trade on old car/truck, atv, jet ski, etc. let me know what you got”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Most of these are parts vehicles.
I have 9 mail jeeps djs late 70s-1980s non currently run. I have 2 that are pretty much complete 800$ each the rest are parts or will sell rolling chassis.
Still needs a little work. It’s got a Kelly hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/317614499647419/
“Frame-off restoration – new suspension and components-new brakes including E Brake-New steering- Rebuilt F-Head Motor-New instrument cluster except for original speedometer. New tires, 12 volt electrical including wiring. Needs minor cosmetics- Price is $16500. Also have Original Hardtop, doors, and faring Needs some glass replacement. Or Trade of equal value is possible.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Has potential.
“WW 2 airborne dump trailer for restoration. Was sandblasted years ago. Has one of the correct combat rims, the other is a regular jeep rim. Will load, you arrange shipping”
Seller bought this to fix and resale, but doesn’t know what model it is.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3049540501939293/
“Recently purchased/fixing problems to resale Motor.. turns over ! Transmission. Exterior. Interior. Vehical overall seems to be in good condition at this time”
Jay let me know that the Green Float company currently has several jeeps for sale. These are the jeeps they have for sale as of August 7, 2020.
https://greenfloatcompany.com/liquidation-willys/
Anyone seen other pics of this modified jeep?
This video from 2019 proved popular enough that several folks have sent it to me. Stock jeeps can do some impressive things, especially when driven by someone who knows what their jeep can and can’t do.
Steve spotted this photo from the University of Kentucky’s archives. It shows a modified MB/GPW with a ‘house’ over it for weather protection. I assume the owner of the jeep was also the owner of Nita Electric. The image below shows only the jeep; you can view the full photo here.
Someone spent took some care to do a nice refurb of this jeep. The bolt details on the rims and frame look really good.
