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Needs work.
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-willys-flat-fender/6776621474.html
“-Transfer case is taken apart
-Engine does not start, but the engine spins freely with turn of the key
-Rear brake is ceased
-No rust holes”
Maybe someone can use these?
https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/pts/d/jeep-hubcaps/6775378979.html
“I’ve got a set of OE 1977 Wagoneer hubcaps that need a good home. They are all in good shape and would look great on a driver or they’re perfect for restoration back to showroom floor spec. Hate to see them go but would like to see them get some use, $200 OBO.”
Nothing fancy, but looks good for the price.
https://kpr.craigslist.org/tro/d/willys-bed-trailer/6771820506.html
“Box is in good shape with a couple small rust spots. 6 hole trailer house axle, good medium weight springs, Ford wheels, 2 inch hitch, 4 flat light connector.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $500
https://roseburg.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-jeep-hardtop/6770342539.html
“front windshield frame doors and hardtop Fits many early model Willy’s”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7400.
(11/14/2018) Might make a good project.
“1948 Willys Pickup – Extended cab project. The engine is installed but hasn’t been wired. It does not run and will need to be trailered home. Open Montana title.
1948 Willys Pickup cab with panels from a Willys wagon grafted on to create an extended cab
Suburban frame
4 wheel disc brakes
Dana 60 front axle with G2 Hubs, no locker, gear ratio not known
14 Bolt rear axle, no locker, gear ratio not known
GM LS 6.0 engine with aluminum heads and iron block. Includes wiring harness and computer
5 speed manual
transfer case, no drive shafts”
I didn’t get a whole lot done the last few days, as Dad is needing more assistance. No time to do updates for Thursday, but perhaps this 1 hour video from WheelsTV will fill the void. I’ve only seen the first 15 minutes, but it looks promising thus far.
I did spot at least one item that was incorrect. While discussing the first BRC at Holabird, between 15:59 and 16:20 pictures of a BRC-60 are mistakenly shown.
Steve let me know about Metal Earth’s metal jeep DIY kits. I knew about the B-2 model (Ann has one), but didn’t know about the jeep.
Midwest Jeep Willys republished this promotional video titled: Workhorses of Industry. Thanks to Blaine for spotting it.
Looks in good shape.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/d/1946-willys-jeep-cj-2a/6774850378.html
“1946 Willy Jeep
-seats 4
-In great condition
-Runs well
-Tags up to date
$15,000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500
(02/22/2018) It’s a nice looking build.
“I’ve owned this Classic Willys for 2 years last September and put just over 500 surface street miles on it
Was purchased with just over 900 miles from the original builder down in Gilroy, Ca. area
What I have is a totally fresh, turn key, 231cuin odd fire Buick V-6 (<1500 total miles with rebuilt carb, alternator, starter, radiator, and new HEI distributor. Built by T-A Performance in Scottsdale, AZ.)
Features Include:
-Modified GM Turbo 350 automatic with new trans cooler
-New T-18 transfer case plus a spare includes a new overdrive
-New racing seats with 5-point racing harnesses
-New B&M gate shifter
-Full roll-cage