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UPDATE: It looks like the price has been dropped to $10,000.
https://nh.craigslist.org/bar/d/tamworth-1957-fc-150-willys-jeep-10000/6974296987.html
“1957 FC 150 WILLYS JEEP NEW CLUTCH JUST INSTALLED 20000 MILES FLAT HEAD 4 CLY. RUNS AND DRIVES WELL FOUR WHEEL DRIVE WORKS WELL!”
May need some work.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/jefferson-valley-willys-cj3a-hard-top/6981248756.html
“This is a half top, hard top off a Willys Jeep CJ3a. It comes with both doors.
It is in poor shape but it has not rust through. Definitely worth fixing.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000.
(02/20/2019) Has some floor patches, but looks like a solid parade jeep.
“This is a 1942 Willys MB Jeep. This Jeep has been converted to a 12 Volt electrical system from the original 6 Volt system. It is an older restoration – please see the pictures for details. In the past it has had some body work done and floor repairs were done with sheet metal. The wiring in this Jeep needs some work and it could us a canvas makeover.
Since this is an older restoration most of the parts on this vehicle are original on this vehicle like the wheels and rifle rack.
This MB is in good driving condition – Perfect for someone starting in the military vehicle hobby or wanting a nice parade vehicle. Comes with all accessories pictured. The pedestal is a homemade pedestal with original .50 Cal’ Cradle.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Has some parts value, but not sure how much value.
“I HAVE A M38 JEEP UNSURE OF THE YEAR. IT IS A PROJECT THAT WILL NEED TO BE GONE THROUGH. THE BODY NEEDS FLOOR OR A REPLACEMENT TUB. IT HAVE THE ORIGINAL FLAT HEAD MOTOR AND COMPLETE DRIVE TRAIN.”
Described as “Fully and professionally restored Army Jeep”, it isn’t either (not fully ‘restored’ and not an Army Jeep). That said, it looks like there was a great deal of work done on this. The serial number suggests it is a 1947.
https://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/d/pratts-1945-willys-army-jeep-completely/6982923865.html
“Fully and professionally restored Army Jeep in excellent condition! Only driven 520 miles since completed and completely turn-key. Fully military spec’d with rear seat, jerry can, Army spec paint, military tread tires, tools and more. Fold down windshield, canvass upholstery (no top), 4×4. Rebuilt engine, runs, drives, steers and stops very well with no issues of any kind. This is a super fun vehicle that is great for display, parades, shows or Jeep events. Very authentic, southern Jeep that needs nothing but a new owner”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1700
(05/23/2019) Has a rear PTO box.
https://westernmass.craigslist.org/pts/d/harrisville-willlys-jeeps-cj2as-and/6964019618.html
“I have 2 1946 Willy’s jeeps cj2a’s both have vin tags only have a reg for one jeep but they have been in family for 40 plus years and one has been in since 46.. barn of parts has been collected since the 70’s,fenders windshields hoods pto weight axles bumpers rollbar plow parts electric pump one chassis has 11” brakes and one chassis has a dealer installed locker…$2000 for everything sorry for pics I cant move around anymore so its hard to get pics but I’ll answer to the best i can“
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/122019) No pics provided.
https://chautauqua.craigslist.org/pts/d/angola-1957-willys-jeep-cj3b-cj-parts/6971934725.html
“Clearing out my garage before winter. Up for sale is a complete rolling chassis from a 1957 Willys Jeep CJ3B. Basically it’s the frame, front/rear diffs with wheels, suspension. There is NO motor, although I do have the original transmission/transfer case combo as well as the drive shafts. I was planning on doing an engine swap, so I also have an Isuzu 1.8L diesel as well as the Isuzu MUA5 manual transmission/transfer case. I went through the entire engine and also resealed/ repainted it. I have a new starter for the diesel engine as well. I also have a set of front/rear narrow track diffs from a CJ5 for it too. As for other parts from the CJ3B I have: the hood, front grille/radiator, seat frames, some electrical parts, gauges, fuel tank, lighting and some other miscellaneous parts. Selling everything together for $500. If you are interested in certain parts separately, let me know.”
This looks like a good price.
https://morgantown.craigslist.org/pts/d/morgantown-cj5-metal-top/6981360918.html
“Metal top for CJ5 or M38A1 manufactured by Kelly. Includes key lock doors and mounting hardware.”
Below is the second set of 1970 Con-Ferr Catalog pages.
View pages 1-20 plus Covers and History:
View pages 20-42:
View pages 42-96:
This looks like a good hardtop.
“1951 Press Photo Bavarian housewives wearing shawls, walking past American jeep. This is an original press photo. Germany, people, Bavarian housewives wearing similar shawls go about their daily chores, passing a winterized American jeep without giving it a thought. Costume and custom have changed title in the small Alpine towns.Photo measures 9.75 x 7.5inches. Photo is dated 12-09-1951.”
