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UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/22/2023) Needs work of some kind, but looks promising.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/874168217484553
“CHEVY MOTOR 283 V8 4/4 LIFT RUNS GOOD ARMY STYLE ”
The big spring project, operation Raised Garden #2, has finally concluded. The auto irrigation system is ready to go. Now, Ann just needs to finish planting and I need to put away the tools leaning against the shop (and paint the fencing around the propane tank).
Since first buying the place we’ve struggled with what to do with this dead zone between the shop and the guest house. Ann’s idea for 2nd garden area there looks like it will be a good idea. Here’s a before and after photo:
On Sunday, I returned to working on the FC. I finished a cover plate for the Wilwood hole (formerly the original shifter hole), and I built a bracket for the oil-cooler/electric fan setup (no pics just yet). Though I need to catch up on other projects waylaid as a result of the garden, I should have more time to work on the FC again.
Buz shared this uniquely colored yellow and white Willys MB. It looks like a detailed restoration.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/942586697312531/
“Purchased as a non-running Jeep from behind a barn in Memphis TN. Rebuilt as a project during Covid lockdown. Flat-head 60hp Go Devil engine converted to 12v, and new wiring and gauges installed throughout. Disk brakes added to the front to aid in drivability, and the front seats have been extended rearward into the rear fenders to allow a little more clearance between the steering wheel and the driver. Frame is powder coated. Axles, transmission/transfer case, and motor are all powder coated then rebuilt. Body work and painting performed off-the-frame at Fenix Automotive (https://www.fenixgarage.com/), and the full underside of the body is painted the same as the top side.”
UPDATE: As Chris notes, this is a post 72 CJ6, not a 1964.
This looks good on the outside. No interior photos.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/458268726750810
“Original Jeep CJ-6 with Meyer full metal top and doors. 304 V8 with 3 speed and Dana 200 TCase, 3:73 gears Dana 44, rear and Goodyear Wrangler Radials”
Looks like a good build with a Bobcat hood.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/805088608209302
“1sweet old jeep 289 headers cam Canopy top doors.”
Only two pics provided. Appears to be a nice build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/350448154132395
“1957 willys cj3b my uncle built aprox 60 years ago. 327 chevy, Muncie 4 speed. Zero rust. garage kept has overdrive.”
Looks promising. Only two pics provided.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1327749708615357
“1953 Willys, CJ 3B, it has a 225 odd fire V6 with 100 miles on it had a SM 465 transmission, warn overdrive mated to a Dana 18 transfer case. GM power steering this jeep is built right. Serious inquiries only.”
TJ shared this wagon. The seems worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/757075613223330
“This is a beauty! It would be the perfect restoration project. 4×4 2 door, Studebaker “big six” 353 cubic inch inline 6-cylinder engine, chrome wheels. This was made by Willys Motor Company. We have the original grill. Rear seats are original. Front seats are comfortable bucket seats. It has the original rear sliding windows. It doesn’t run. One tire is deflated and it will need to be replaced. There is crack in the front passengers side windshield. If you need a recommendation for a local company that can move it for you (they also deliver out of state), we have on”
My impression is that AJ’s bodies had more of a standard step. The steps on this body are more similar to the Bobcat/Parkette designs. However, I think this is similar to some other bodies built in the midwest by a yet-unidentified manufacturer years ago (probably some entrepreneur or small shop).
https://www.facebook.com/groups/WillysSwapMeet/posts/3707336706206248/
“Very nice fiberglass body tub for a flat fender Willys Jeep CJ2a CJ3a. Believed to be an AJ’s body. Asking $1,200 or best offer.”
The body looks surprisingly solid.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/250072164799190/
“Old Jeep. Just guessing on the date. Was just informed that it’s about a 1947. Has: Bucket; tailgate; 2 seats; front fenders; hood; front window “A” frame/ no glass; grill. Bottom of seats rusty (easy fix). Foot wells are rusty but not too bad. Not dented or banged about. Price lowered from $1500 to $1000″
