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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $3500.
It’s got a variety of mods.
“1942 Willy’s has hurricane 6 cyl 3 speed manual twin stick transfer 44 rear with a locker Dana 28 in the front fun little toy winch is not on it anymore I have certificate of prigin where it come out of the military in 1966 3500 obo open to trades”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2950.
This has a 1950 truck data plate for some reason (it’s listed in the ad as a 1950 Willys). It also has the smaller CJ-2A serial tag, which is how I dated it.
“1950 Willys Jeep CJ2a….Bought at auction this fall.Trailered home,drove a few miles and stored.Losing storage so it’s got to go.Many new parts installed.Not too rusty but dinged up.Comes with new rear floor pan and passenger outer skin….Clear title also…More pics available”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $100.
These 10-spline hubs were called the Cutlas Selective Drive Hubs. Some has the indent through the middle like this set, others did not.
“For sale is a set of vintage Cutlas 10 spline locking hubs for Willys Jeeps. These were removed from a 1951 M38 with 20,000 original miles. The hubs were added after its Military duty so they are very low mile and in fantastic condition inside and out. Photos were taken as they came off the M38, clean as can be inside. Only reason im parting with them is because I returned the hubs to Milspec/factory configuration.
Should fit DANA 25/27 Willys MB/GPW, CJ2A, CJ3A, M38, CJ3B as well as some Willys wagons.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Body looks good.
“I have a 1950 jeepster project. It has decent driver paint. Interior is in good condition just needs to be put together. Original motor and transmission are in the vehichle, but need to be hooked up. Motor is said to be rebuilt and never fired. Front bumper and drive shaft is gone. Needs top and 2 vent windows. New tires.ready to be finished and enjoyed by new owner. DOES NOT RUN OR DRIVE. PROJECT. Clear title in hand. Bring a trailer and cash only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Includes some f-marked parts.
“Military Willys MB frame with GPW axles, (4) rims/tires, Ford GPW tub, and a T-90 Transmission with transfer case. Grille and fenders as well. Florida title in hand.
Worst parts of the frame are shown in the pictures. Comes with post-war running L-134 engine with new upper end gaskets and head studs. The T-90 I know nothing about except it came with another Jeep I bought. Seems to be complete with transfer case and emergency brake.
Comes with drivers side patch panels, fender reinforcement, and fuel can patch panel. Thanks for looking. Located near Milton, FL right off I-10”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This appears to have an overdrive, along with some worn Desert Dogs.
“Parts and assembly to a 1951 Willys Jeep. Body and chassis comes with donor Jeep and more. V-6 engine, Manuals, and can include car hauler. Inherited the project as part of a recent home sale and looking to sell to a Jeep enthusiast that would appreciate the journey of taking this baby back to its prime. Buyer will need to transport and remove all related parts. OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,400.
(10/17/2019) Is the generator era correct?
“1951 WILLYS M38 W/M416 TRAILER AND MEP 018A GENSET”
This photo was featured in the September 24th, 1943, issue of the Sugar House Bulletin (SLC, UT).
Originally appearing in the Christian Science Monitor, this opinion piece was published in the Milford News, a newspaper out of Utah, on August 31, 1944. I think this piece is right on in terms of honestly evaluating consumer desires vs. the new jeep, hence part of the struggle Willys-Overland encountered at the turn of 1950.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Maury spotted these three jeep-related patches on eBay. I suspect they were removed from a jacket, as they look to have been sewn onto something.
