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There’s some value here (hubs, rims, p-brake and possibly others). The body is a later model DJ-3a body with the side vent.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/brewster-dj-cj-3a-willys-project/6924103901.html
“Frame, axles, wheels, firewall, and cargo area. Rear section metal is solid, firewall is good. Whats seen in the pictures is what’s included. Could be a good start of a project for someone”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Looks solid.
“1950 Willys Jeepster, Limited Production over model years 1948-1950. This is the original and rare Flathead Six-Cylinder Model with a 3-speed column shift transmission with Overdrive. I am the third owner, the second owner from SF had it for 50 years. Always CA. Registered. Car was restored in Modesto in 1993 and again in 2005 with receipts for all work. Less than 1,000 miles since restoration in 1993 (sorry, but true). Includes 6 Volt Battery Tender, premium car cover, side curtains and top in very good condition, CA Registration valid thru May 2020. Clear Title in my name. Electric Fuel Pump, Remote Oil Filter (original cannister type included), Directional Signals (not offered with the car when new, added later). Deficiencies: charging system erratic, Speedometer not working (recent). Believe never in an accident, body panels original, one small patch in Front Passenger footwell. Repainted in 1993, it would benefit from wet sanding and machine polish.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
It’s got EasyLok hubs, but that’s all I can tell from the pic.
“It’s a old Willy’s Jeep,used to be my dads. Ran its couple years ago. Try to clear out stuff”
There might be some value here. Body seems in pretty good shape. It might actually be a ’46 body based on the data plates.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/d/colton-1947-jeep-willys-body-and-parts/6925884863.html
“Original 1947 jeep Willys body and fenders. Plenty of extras come with it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
(06/11/2019) Jordan also spotted this trailer. Looks like a good price.
“Early 50s Dunbar kapple M100 military trailer. No title, will write a bill of sale if you want. Pulled behind the m38 and m38a1 jeeps during Korean and Vietnam wars. Still has all 3 of its data plates intact. Pretty solid old trailer”
This Brazilian tutorial about the Willys Rural Wagon and Truck was spotted by Carl. Portuguese speakers might find it interesting.
I hadn’t noticed it before, but some of the Rural wagons and Jeepsters have a “Parkette”-looking fiberglass stripe along the sides. Maybe that’s where Paul Parker got the idea?
This news clipping from the December 30, 1942, issue of Yank: The Army Weekly shares the story of a Bantam (no 1687) that was pieced together by the Ordinance Depot.
The Koenig Standard Cabs Model 330 Full and 335 Half fit CJ-3As, CJ-3Bs, DJ-3As and possibly others.
The price on this seems high, but it’s a unique lighter branded by Ramsey Winches.
View all the information on ebay
“Zippo Ramsey Winch Tulsa Ok. RARE RARE RARE”
Rich is hoping to find a set of vintage Gates Commando Tires. He’s open to different 15″ sizes from G70 to 10-15 or whatever someone might have. You can email him at squareweave @ shaw.ca if you have something.
Here’s a photo of what the XTs look like:
Mickey Thompson has reproduced a set of 27″ Gates for the dune buggy folks, but I’ve not had much luck finding any other vintage Gates-like tires.
Lots of work into this modified wagon.
https://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/d/beechgrove-1956-willys-hot-rod/6923850529.html
“The Willys is a 355 gm with power glide trans ps pb disc in front drum in back. Have you ever seen one.”
Joe shared this custom CJ-2A. No description provided and only one pic.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/679333125819159/?ref=messenger_share
