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Someone ought to want this.
https://providence.craigslist.org/grd/d/pto-saw-with-2-blades/6707026747.html
“I have a old Pto saw with 2 blades dont know much about except it use to go on a jeep looking for $125 or best offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(08/25/2018) “This very late edition DJ3A (2WD) Jeep came from Georgia. My regular, run around town, Driver Quality ride, Nicely restored, strictly stock, a tailgate model, three-on-the-tree, and I installed a newly rebuilt l-134 engine. Very dependable, 5 new NDT tires, and a real eye catcher. Has rear seat, beauty rings and “W” hubcaps. Built early Feb. 1964 makes this one of the last DJ3A’s, one of 58 built that month. NOTE: This Jeep is 2WD.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(10/09/2018) **SOLD**
“1950 Willys M38 12V running/driving chassis AND aftermarket, never installed, complete body in primer
Also comes with:
*body kit includes: tub, floor pans, both new fenders, hood, windshield frame, and an original hinged grill, new tailgate with tire mount, and jerry can mount, front/rear bumpers, correct era cans of paint
*extra m38 windshield with good glass (frame needs rust repair, but certainly worth saving)
*both front seat frames
*brand new battery
*the entire brake system, stem to stern is new.
*5 like new, correct NDCC 7.00 x 16 tires (nubs still on them) with good tubes
*air cleaner (to mount on firewall)
*top bows (NO CANVAS)
*new front bumper, lights, lifting hooks, gauges
*2 extra L-Head motors (not stuck) Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1250.
Travis spotted this pair of CJ-5s.
“Selling as a pair for parts only with bill of sale . Both have accessory PTO and Koenig hardtops. They have not run in decades. Both roll and steer. Rotted chassis on each. Call, NO texts”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500. Tim pointed out that the body may be fiberglass and I think that’s a good bet. The fenders are fiberglass.
This might have a DJ-3A body (with a few mods).
“Runs and drives very well. Awesome off-road vehicle a lot cheaper than a side-by-side. Good brakes exhaust etc.”
“misc stuff for Military Jeep,
– $1000 for all parts (no manuals) or I will sell parts separately at fair market value if requested.
Steering column
Drivers seat (not shown yet)
Horn (not working)
Windshield (not shown will soon)
gas tank
Brackets
Carb
engine parts”
It’s rough.
https://maine.craigslist.org/bar/d/48-willys-jeep/6721027654.html
“48 Willy’s jeep starts runs yard drives. No glass no brakes, seats are bad but have seats runs off gas can . Solid frame tubs not terrible.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Ran, but smoked.
“The engine was running before it was pulled out. However it did smoke and it will need to be rebuilt. Turns over freely.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
Seller has some other parts, too.
“Up for sale is an original 1945 Ford GPW Jeep tub. This is a solid tub to be used in your WWII jeep restoration. The tub is left over from a series of different projects over the years. The tub is in decent shape. The dash is uncut. It does have some rot in the fuel tank well and in the back floor. All very typical for any jeep that is over 70yrs old. This is old American steel, and will actually line up with your original jeep frame, Unlike a repop “MD Wrong”. I will throw in fenders and hood in for an even $1K. Give me a call. This is a fair price and will not sell for less. I have many other parts for sale. Just ask.”
This testimonial was dated October 31, 1946.
