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Interesting that this has New Mexico plates. If it spend most of its life in NM, it may be pretty solid.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/seattle-61-willys-jeep/7102704192.html
“1961 Willys Jeep
Rebuilt engine
New Clutch
New breaks”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/14/2019) Looks solid.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1031668043872079/
“Classic Willys Jeep with a New V6 engine and chrome wheels. great condition runs and drives great!”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(07/22/2020) Runs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2714749768578050/
“1946 Jeep Willys…brand new rebuilt 4cyl motor…new wiring…new radiator… Everything new or rebuilt under the hood…runs good”
If you like to have all your toys Willys-powered, this might interest you.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/556704494926917/
“Gas forklift has willys motor 4 cylinder. Cold blooded. Runs good has minor oil Leak but otherwise works good”
Has updates. It’s a project.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/for/d/kent-m38-flatfender-willys/7102665626.html
“Jeep is a project, needs radiator installed, grill put back on as well as new motor mounts welded in. New mounts come with as well as new belts/water pump and so on also comes with some 36” swampers a narrowed down currie 9”(bolts right in) as well as a sm420 trans and dana 18 to put into it. Has a 283sbc in it now with stock 3 speed manual and dana 18 t case”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $60.
Looks like a good price.
“3 Willys Jeep rims. 5x 5 1/2”
See pictures. Trade for Willys parts”
Running (with Toyota engine and running gear) when parked.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/230735354716590/
“1946 Willys cj2a . Arctic hard top. I have the original fold down windshield and tailgate as well. Toyota axles. Power steering. Freshly rebuilt 22r engine with Webber carb. 5spd. Floor pan solid. Needs some things finished (wiring lights, turn signals, clean fuel, etc). Has sat for a couple years was running when parked”
I’m taking the day off. Updates resume Monday!
Here’s an unusual item: Gladiator/Wagoneer Cuff Links and Tie Clip. The price is $25.
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: Steve obtained copies of article #2, so now this list is complete!
Nine years ago there was a post about “Jivin up the Jeep”, which referenced a series of articles in Mechanix Illustrated Magazine. At that time, I could only locate articles #3 and #4. Steve Zamell just shared the earliest of the four with me (Thanks!). And, I found a poor image of article #2 So, below you’ll find information about all four articles.
According to the information on this Modern Mechanic Post, the October and November 1946 issues of Modern Mechanic magazine each included an article titled “Jivin up the Jeep” that shares various modifications. Those articles were a big hit across the US, as readers from all over sent in follow up suggestions and ideas. That led to an additional two articles, one in April of 1947 and one in November of 1947. I’ve shown the pictorial portions of the articles below. There’s additional content on the 1947 links.
From October 1946 Part I – A few Jeep ideas:
From November 1946 Part II – I just bought a cheap issue of this magazine. I’ll update these poor pics found on a current eBay ad once I receive my copy of the magazine. Looks like this article covers the creation of a custom hardtop:
From April 1947: Custom Tops