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1956 Willy’s Jeep Wagon Full Set of Original Seats $650 Hanover, PA
Looks all there from here. If going after original seats and frames.
Exposed frames are the rear and the fancy covered frames are the front.
This way when you are transporting those old growth real dimension 2×4’s to add on to your Sears kit home the rear seats are semi protected.
Information from seller:
Original metal seats in very good shape. Could use recovering.
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32nd Annual Spring WILLYS Jeep Reunion & Swap Meet
http://www.willysreunion.com/swr25.htm
May 16 – 17, 2025
North Canton, Ohio
Please join us for the 32nd Annual Spring Willys Reunion being held on the grounds of the Hilton Garden Inn, North Canton, Ohio May 16-17, 2025.
As always, the show will feature vintage Willys Jeep vehicles, a large swap meet area where you can find a variety of new old stock and good used parts to help you restore your Jeep and keep it original and on the road for years to come.
Registration for the event is just $20 no matter how many vehicles your bring, $5 if you don’t.
Vendor and Swap spaces along our new “Vendor Row” are $30 for all the space you need. We please ask that you set up in this designated area to help keep this more organized and easy to bring in a vehicle for loading larger parts.
Friday and Saturday we will have special technical presentations taking place by Sal Walter from Vintage Jeeper , and Joe DeYoung of Mad City Manufacturing under the big top.
New last year was the Farm Jeep “playground” area where you can demonstrate what kind of farming you can do with a Jeep. Feel free to bring your jeep and implements to showcase. There is a marked area on the south end of the grounds for this. Ground contact and digging implements are welcome.
As always, our Friday night picnic will be held on site and is free for all who registered for the show.
The Saturday night banquet has been moved to Saturday afternoon (tentative 1 pm) and will be held under the big top (bring your lawn chairs) and will again be provided by Sean Wagler and his traveling smoker. It will include a main entree, sides, soft drinks and deserts so be prepared with lawn chairs to enjoy the meal. Tickets for the banquet will be $25 each.
The 50/50, raffle and door prize drawings will also take place under the big-top tent during the banquet.
Sean will be selling lunch Friday and dinner Saturday from his food truck in the parking lot.
Tentative Schedule:
Friday:
Registration opens
Door prize drawings throughout the day
Sean set up for lunch
12 pm Tech Talk
Friday afternoon pizza party
Jeep Ride to a determined destination
Saturday
Registration opens
Door Prize drawings throughout the day.
12 pm Tech Talk?
1 pm Banquet and Raffle
6 pm Evening ice cream social
The Epic Mini Adventure (run by Scott Gilbert and Jonah Hodgkins) will take place at 4 pm for those interested. See them for details.
We also invite you to come a day early and wheel with us at:
The Offroad Park is hosting another event this weekend so we are searching for an alternative location…more to come
This is one show you really do not want to miss
1962 Willys Jeep CJ $6,500 Springville, AL
Wow this is a neat project, lots of details but into this one!
Information from seller
1962 jeep Willys 4×4 that was swapped to chevy running gear.
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1956 Willys Jeep CJ5 $650 McDonald, PA
Roller, no title, but might be some good part here.
Information from seller:
Jeep,Willy’s CJ5 1956! This is for you if you need a good frame, good springs, ,good front and rear axles, nice tires and wheels, good hood, fair front clip, steering good, straight 6 cylinder transplant (stuck), transmission and transfer in tact! No Title! $650.00
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1953 Willys Jeep M38A1 $5,500 Columbiana, AL
Needs some work on this one, but it also has a lot that is here to start with.
Information from seller:
1953 M38A1 that runs, drives and stops. You have to pump the brakes but other than that it actually drives nicely. New in the last few months: 4 new tires; new master cylinder, brake lines, wheel cylinders and shoes; new battery (12 volt); carburater; points, pulgs and wires; new taillights (stop, turn signals and headlights all work); I am sure I am missing something. It could use paint but I personally like it this way. 4WD works great in both high and low range. No joyrides. Tagged and insured in my name.
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1955 CJ5 listed as 1954 Jeep Willys $2,000 Waycross, GA
This is listed as a 1954 but the data plate from what I make out says it’s a later 1955, 57548 22368 is what I make out but don’t hold me too it the plates are always lightly stamped, the good thing on the plate the screws look legit and there is dark green paint on the plate so its been there for a minute for sure.
The speedo is from an Aero, it’s a 0-10 which are neat pieces. The Willys logo on those are just retro George Jetson stuff.
The Aero seemed to have a what I call 0-0 on the Aero Custom then they used a more common 0-10.
It was my 5 year old son who picked up on the 0-0, I have a wall hanger gauge it’s way broken and he was like “why does this one have two zeros?” of course I said it doesn’t low and behold it went from 0 to 0
Used on the Aero Custom 0-0
There are a few terms we use on the Speedo like the large 0-9, there are a few versions of the large all in one:
Mid 56 to 57
The later 0-9 which is very common.
The Tuxedo Park had a chrome bezel around it.
The one really neat part about the large Aero Speedo is they used a chrome bezel like a Tuxedo Park would have, maybe a little different reveal on the two parts.
Information from seller:
1954 Jeep Willy’s · Truck · Driven 100,000 miles I have 54 Willy’s got on trade don’t know much about but good start to a nice toy.
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1953 Jeep Willys CJ3B $6500 Ridgeland, SC
Not going to see one of these everyday, the body lines look like someone put some effort and time into this one, I’ve seen a couple photos of a Willys cab on but not this exact configuration. Its not perfect and not priced or displayed as such, will need some clean up and some panels looked at, but again as I say often worth a look if you are in the market and local to this one to take a look. Plus has room here to make it your own.
Information from seller:
1953 Willys CJ3B that was custom built in Florida custom shop it has a 1935 international cab top that has been fitted to the jeep tub. Both doors open and close and the windshield even folds out like a 35 internal truck it has a 1958 corvette 283 it has the original power pack heads on the engine old school hot rod heads 600 Holley cfm sounds to have a small cam but do not know for sure it still has original jeep transmission with a add on overdrive unit so it’s 3 speed overdrive still uses original jeep fuel tank and also has original jeep heater hooked up and works original milage as far as I’m aware 3455 miles still has original jeep axles has upgraded steering box from Vega which is a upgrade for these cj3bs has aluminum bullet hole wheels has good tires almost like new, new brake/clutch master cylinder unit and newer fresh paint clean South Carolina title fun to drive will trade for rollback or wrecker
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1967 Kaiser Jeep M715 Variant $14,000 OBO Otisville, NY
Listed as just a Kaiser Jeep, probably has a sub model number, so will knowingly just list as a M715 Variant, but it’s a cool rig something different for sure.
Says has a Generator / Welder / Air Compressor may make a new rig to have on the next long adventure.
Shuold have the 230_OHC Tornado and a T98 with full PTO set up, these would have detached transfer case, they are really neat vehicles. As expected these are typically low mile rigs, not that time is friendly to anything that sits. I like it.
Information from seller:
Everything‘s been all done. New clutch. Lotta new parts too much list. For more information call the number on the list
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1958 Jeep Willys CJ5 $3,500 Riva, MD
Neat looking Jeep for the price point has a lot of history to this as well. Has issues as noted in the ad, but overall you can tell someone really loved this thing in the past with all the neat details it has going for it.
Pin striping, top, side mirror, I like the fender mounted turn signals, with $3500 OBO should go look at this one if you are in the market and local.
Information from seller:
1958 Jeep Willys CJ5 134ci 60hp “Go Devil Four” T-90 3spd Trans Dana 41 Rear Axle, Dana 28 Front Dana 18 Transfer Case Owned since 1964, at that time my father bought a six year-old jeep. The Jeep is all original. Many extra parts. The transmission was pulled to install a new clutch. New clutch installed and the mechanic got hurt on a different job. The transmission and the transfer case are currently removed from the vehicle assembled on the garage floor ready to reinstall.  about 15 years ago the motor was rebuilt by a well-known mechanic in Beltsville. There is rust, years ago. This Jeep was on Assateague Island, and the beaches of the Outer Banks in North Carolina. I will answer any questions that I can, the price is $3500 OBO
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