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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Has an MB frame. It also has the interior windshield for a ventilating windshield. And, has some Cutlas Powerlock hubs. No description provided.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Based on the pics, the seller has explore some of Montana in this jeep.
“Selling my beautiful 1947 CJ-2A Willys.
Just installed brand new T-90 transmission, D18 transfer case, 30% overdrive, and emergency brake. Has brand new Bestop soft top, all new electrical wiring, new electric windshield wipers, carburetor newly rebuilt, new plugs and plug wires, new electronic ignition, new 12V starter, battery, new gauges, new drivers side mirror, new shocks, and new metal fuel lines, as well as all fresh fluids. Seats have been recently recovered, tires are newer Super Traxxion 6.50×16.
It needs the overdrive shift linkage kit ($78.00) and floor plate and rubber boot ($18.00). Horn needs to be wired. Willys runs but needs someone who knows how to tinker and tune it to perfection.
I have lots of extras including the original oil bath, some new seat belts, and external handles. It also comes with a brand new heater ($399) that needs to be installed. I have almost $18,000 invested and need to sell it”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(05/27/2017) It’s missing the full floaters in the rear.
“1942 MB Willys Jeep
Non original motor. Body is in pretty good shape. Has a good New Mexico title. Will require total restoration. I have a MBT Willys trailer or Bantam trailer that can be bought separately.”
No pics provided.
https://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep/6709647815.html
“3 Jeeps for sale. 1942 Willys MB military jeep–not running, 1951 Willys M38A1 military jeep–not running, and a 1953 Willys with title most recently used however also not currently running. As is all 3 for $3800.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Ran when parked ten years ago.
“1946 willys. Sat in a feild for 10 years but ran when parked. I haven’t gotten it running but it is pretty complete. My guess is it needs a battery carburetor and spark plugs but very well could eed more than that. Would make a great parts truck or farm vehicle. Apparently it’s pretty easy to get a title for these things but it doesn’t have one now.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
(03/20/2018) Has some alterations.
“PRICE DROP… 1953 willys CJ3B- clean rig with no rust. Upgraded Saginaw steering and is equipped with a Ford 302 engine. Includes clean soft top and doors. Has full roll cage under soft top. Serious inquires only. Has clean title. Will consider traded for equal value obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1495.
Looks like some value here. P# on the windshield.
“1948 CJ2A. This is NOT an actual military Jeep, someone just painted it up to look like one. Originally bought it to part out, but decided against it because it is mostly all there and very restorable for someone looking for a good project. (We have 2 others, don’t need a 3rd project!) This one has no title, it hasn’t run at all since I’ve had it. Engine turns over, it isn’t locked up or anything. Engine has WWII Ford GPW cylinder head, but the block is a later model. T90 transmission. Body is solid, but rusty (like most of them) and has had some shoddy repair work done over the years (like all of them). Price is negotiable, but I won’t give it away. I know what these things are worth and they aren’t making anymore of them! I live in Bowling Green, but the Jeep is located at my Dad’s house in Danville, KY.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Nice USCG-related photo.
“1943 Press Photo Patrol Jeep Checks Out With Guard Before Leaving Pigeon Key, FL. This is an original press photo. To the U.S. Coast Guard falls the task of guarding Florida’s overseas highway, which links Key West, site of a naval operating base, with the mainland. at Pigeon Key, midway on the 7-mile bridge, is a Coast Guard patrol base. Here a jeep on patrol checks out with the guard before leaving the base. Photo measures 10 x 8.5 inches. Photo is dated 3-16-1943.”
Rick shared this manual. I’m sure someone can use it.
https://desmoines.craigslist.org/pts/d/1960-jeep-owners-manual/6710208846.html
“1960 Jeep Owner’s Manual for
Forward Control Model FC-150 4-Wheel Drive Truck
Water damage and some staining
Overall pretty good condition for its age,
No tears, rips or folds
Very small damage on front lower right corner and
front page (barely noticible)
Paperback, binding intact”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500. Contact the current owner if you have information on this build (See the comments or email me at d@deilers.com).
This has a custom aluminum body. Note the round cargo-area wheel well in the last pic.
“1942 Willy’s. Buick oddfire V6. Custom aluminum body. 33″ tires. Tags are current and title in hand. $5500 obo”
