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Roger Martin shared this Al-toy. Not a bad price.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/404051730421316/?ref=messenger_share
Lots of updates on this custom flattie. Some nice clean work, too.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/d/eureka-willys-jeep/6862519022.html
“1953 cj3b Willy’s high hood! Complete restoration approximately 100 miles on build. All new parts nothing over looked, to many details to list in ad please call serious inquires only”
Runs and drives. Looks very solid.
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/5458130?ad_cid=21
“1950 something willys M-170 ambulance jeep runs and drives body is in good condition no rust only 4,155 built from what I can find on the internet photos not loading will send more pictures on request may be willing to trade fo r corvette or harley open to offers”
This includes a Husky Overdrive and an NOS set of Desert Dogs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/243530842993264/
“Rebuilt 225 V6, Turbo 350 rebuilt, model 20 rebuilt, Husky Overdrive rebuilt, mod 25 and 44 differentials, full floating with locking hubs front and rear. Has been in a garage since rebuilding for 30 years. Has 3A windshield, body without a tailgate, fenders, grille, hood, body complete not bolted to the chassis. Frame is a DJ 5 that has been strapped from front to rear. To show its age, it has a set of brand new Desert Dogs on multi spoke Vector wheel”
Includes an overdrive.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/420712625360501/
“Custom metal top doors and sides,needs tires,3speed with overdrive,not running 24volt system,engine not working.For more details please contact”
Jeepster Projects:
Michael is selling this Wagon/Cherokee custom build.
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/55663930
“’59 Willys Wagoneer. Complete engine, transmission, transfer-case, front & rear end, and suspension from 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ) original owner. Welding and set-up done by Brandon Johnson of BC Customs/SXOR Mobility Vehicles in 2005.
Coil suspension, sway bars, steering, is Grand Cherokee and was done right. Boxed frame. New Edelbrock manifold, Holly carb. New drive lines. Motor (318 ci (5.2L) runs. No brakes, no cooling, some surface rust, and floor rust. All fixable. Great project for cool 4×4.
The car has set in a garage for the past 15 years with minimal work. Over $10K invested. I will consider any reasonable offer.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5500.
Not sure how much value is here.
“Still has the original Ford engine, solid body and ready for restoration. if interested leave your phone number.”
Something different. Looks like a later model wagon grille.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/757452391262221/
“Grille off of old Jeep – it’s been chromed. $700.00. Or make me a decent offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Seller’s friend describes this as a 1956 “Willys D1”. It appears to be a CJ-3A with an incorrect year.
“Selling for a friend. It is not a Cherokee it is a Willys D1. Facebook will not accept the Willys Make in the field. It has been looked at by 2 mechanics and “runs really good for its age.” It has been sitting a long time and just smokes a little but just needs to run for a while. Major cosmetic defects. It is a fixer-upper. Mileage unknown”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/04/2019) Could be great for the right project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/392139958241638/
“For sale a pair of Custom aluminum Jeep Willy’s flatfender fenders. Do not know exact years they fit. Came with one of my projects, have been sitting on my shelf for years. Don’t think there made anymore. Super cool”
Apparently, this is located in Bavaria … Photos of this vehicle were posted to the G503 Facebook page. Some folks saw this as a bubbafied vehicle, and there may be elements of that. However, the bends of the frame and other nuances have me wondering if it was some type of airborne prototype. It’s actually a pretty clean frame for a bubba project. In a couple pics you can see how clean the spring hangers have been mounted.
Thoughts?
Check out the grille. You can see that it has equidistant slats up until the right side. I don’t see Bubba doing something like that so cleanly. 
