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“1955 CANADIAN AD CANADA WILLYS OVERLAND JEEP TRUCK WINDSOR ONTARIO FARMERS
100% ORIGINAL NOT A COPY OR REPRINT.
MEASURES ABOUT 6.5 X 8.5 INCHES.
THIS ORIGINAL ITEM WOULD BE NICE TO FRAME
GOOD CONDITION.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Seems a reasonable price.
“arly ’46 Willys CJ2A. Last owner put in a F head motor but have a correct L head motor that’s included. Aslo have a hood to replace the one that’s on there. Great piece of history to restore.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Looks in good shape. It’s missing the grille parking lights and front bumper.
“Frame up restoration. The jeep was purchased by my brother in 1968. I started the frame up restoration in 2009 and was driving it in 2014. Frame powder coated and rebuilt motor, transmission/transfer case, brakes, steering. New front axles, radiator, springs, shocks, steering wheel, tires and others. I have records for $16,000+ out of pocket. Some minor cosmetics remain to be completed.
We are downsizing from our 9 acre home and shop and must sell … The Jeep is a real classic at a bargain price.”
Looks like it has had some body work. Includes a Sears Bradley trailer.
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/springer-1953-cj-3b/7064618280.html
“L-134 Go Devil motor. Model 100 Koenig PTO winch, Sears aluminum full cab. General David Bradley Ben Hur type trailer. Jeep drives good. Clutch, brakes, transmission and 4 wheel drive all work as they should. All gauges, heater, lights, blinkers, wind shield wipers work. Motor has a miss at idle. Hate to sell but need to buy a house. $6,500”
The seller has some other parts, including a running f-head and tranny.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/pts/d/agoura-hills-jeep-cj5-hardtop/7065509098.html
“Original hardtop AND doors from a 1963 Willy’s CJ5. I believe it will fit any older CJ5. Original white paint. No rust other than light surface corrosion where paint has been dinged. A small dent in passengers side rear corner.
Pictures of doors will be supplied for serious buyer. They are in the garage rafters and I will have to dig them out.
If you happen to be doing a restoration of a CJ5 and need a motor and tranny I will have the excellent running original F134 motor along with 3 speed transmission available in the near future and would make a great package deal for everything. Motor is 100% Complete and is running still in the vehicle. We could drive it to show how well it runs. It would also come with a brand new radiator, hoses, air cleaner etc.”
No pics provided.
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/d/new-waverly-46cj2/7062561731.html
“drivable, New brakes, Orig body, 7/10, no top”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
(01/20/2020) Maybe some value.
“48 Willys engine trans and transfur case
Was told the engine was overhauled but its locked up missing carb. Trans is locked up as well transfur case turns free.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/14/2020) Runs.
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/snw/d/el-cajon-1945-ford-jeep-willy-v8/7065696569.html
“Calls only 1945 jeep Willys Chevy 350. Auto 350. Runs good. Current green sticker registration pink in hand. Good crawler. Starter. Call to ask questions. OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
Appears worth a look.
“1959 Jeep CC170 one ton truck extremely rare find! Runs great!
Would be great to keep it in the condition it’s in or turn this into a great restoration project!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This likely won’t last long. Needs work of some kind.
“1954 Willy’s Jeep
Good motor, body, interior, and canvas top.
Vehicle has been sitting for about 18 months in a garage
Will need some work.”
Scott Gilbert shared these pics and the video from Joe DeYoung’s annual winter jeep gathering. Looks like a good time! A shout out is also in order to Richard Darr from Washougal Classic Jeep, who supplied some discounted rebuild parts.
As part of the event this weekend, Joe rebuilt a 1 1/8 shaft D18 to raffle at the Spring Willys Reunion (May 15-16, 2020). They’ll also be building one live at the show.
Seattle’s St. Joseph Boy’s School and St. Joseph’s Academy worked together to buy a $900 jeep for the military.
https://washingtondigitalnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=CATHNWP19430115.2.20
“A JEEP, valued at $900, was a gift to Uncle Sam, from students of St. Joseph’s Academy and St. Joseph’s Boys’ school. War stamps and bonds purchased by the boys and girls at their own school booths within a two-week period paid for the jeep. Purchasers wore tags, the girls bearing the likeness of General MacArthur and the inscription: “He’s Fighting—l’m Buying,” and the boys’ tags bore a gold V and distinguished star of various colors.
Bond buyers pictured from left to right with the jeep in front of the academy, are: Sergeant Dauer, Theresa Gamache, Lorraine Brule, Mary Ellen Chott, John Kerkem, William Himmelsbach and Patricia. Others were Francis Rooney, Claude Clifford, Laon Deymonaz, William Bischoff, Willetta Hofmeister, Donald Brule and nd Donna Gamache.”