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There’s some value here. Too bad so much of the original art work faded.
“Up for sale is my awesome willys jeep that I was going to restore. I’m selling because of too many projects. Has 1 spot in right rear where it rusted through a little. Other than that the body is in great shape!! This is a really solid jeep!!! No engine or title.”
https://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/6150956970.html
Listed as a 1951 body, it might be an aftermarket body. It’s got the solid back and a civilian floor, but lacks a gas tank outlet on the rear, which means it isn’t a DJ-3A convertible or surrey body. It might be an aftermarket body.
“For Sale 1951 Willy-Jeep Body
Has good Arizona Title.
Call Mike for info. Selling for $700”
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/6152204396.html
No pic provided.
“1971 Jeep CJ6 with Half cab.
No engine, trans or t-case.
Roller tires and wheels.
D27 front, D44 rear. Body tub is not perfect at all, but in pretty good shape overall for its age.
What you see is what you get.
I have had it for about a year now and I just don’t think I’m going to get to working on it. It’s been under cover since I’ve had it.
These are fairly rare and hard to find. Although I am open to reasonable offers, once you’re standing in front of it, I will not even listen to stupid low ball offers.
Cash in person only, the only trade I would be interested in is a good clean working Hot tub or more jeep stuff.
If you decide you want it, you will have to come back for it. It is buried behind a couple of others and I will need some time to get it out to the driveway.
Text or email only, I’m not normally able to take calls freely.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/27/2017) Not sure how much value is here.
“Clean Florida title, delivery available depending on location. Let me know what questions you have.
My apologies if you messaged the previous post, I found they went to junk mail after posting expired.”
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/6111823352.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
Appears to have some rust on the driver’s side. Missing the windshield.
“1947 Jeep Willys- 4 cylinder flat head. Originally transmission.”
It’s a project.
“For sale is a 1951 Willys CJ-3A Jeep completely disassembled and ready for restoration. Motor and transmission were working when disassembled. The tub is very rusty but would be good for parts. 134 cu in Go Devil 4 Cylinder Engine, 3-speed Borg Warner T-90 Transmission, Dana 18 Transfer Case, Dana 25 Front Axle and Dana 44 Rear Axle. Everything is there except the fuel tank. There is no title for a vehicle of this age in Alabama. I will sell the Engine, transmission and transfer case separately for $1000. I can load everything on a trailer if interested the pallet rack is not included in the sale. Call or text for more information. If I do not answer please leave a message. Serious Inquiries Only Please.”
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/pts/6147155001.html
No pics. Sounds like an incomplete project with a new body.
“new jeep body with frame,axles,transmission,transfurcase, power steering lots of extras.
3500.00 o.b.o.”
Lots of work left in this Wagon/S-10 project. Glass and body exterior look good.
“This listing is for a rare 1948 Willys Jeep Overland Station Wagon. This vehicle will make one great street rod, no doubt about it. The Jeep currently has no motor but the engine bay is plenty large enough for any size motor you’d like to drop in. It needs new door glass. The body is sitting on a mid-80’s model Chevrolet S-10 pickup frame. The body work is ~80% complete. This vehicle is being sold as-is. Please contact me with any questions you have about this vehicle. The buyer will need to pickup the vehicle, I do not provide shipping. This is quite a rare vehicle and a true collector. You won’t find another like it.”
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/6141659305.html
Craig found this one.
“RARE 1964 Kaiser Willys M151A1 army jeep Willys only made the one year has rust issues but replacement panels are available comes with windshield ,motor transmission ,seat frames ,would make a nice restoration project not cut in half like most of them $2500.00 OBO phone only no texts or email”
https://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/cto/6123280335.html
I found these docs on eBay. They are basic pricing sheets for the DJ-5 and DJ-6 (non mail-jeep looking versions). Though I don’t see specifics, I think these used the T-96 tranny.
UPDATE: **Sold** Was $15,000.
Mark’s selling this MB. You can contact him at mgrusauski@gmail.com. The jeep has some good history.
“1944 MB. 12/7/44
Clean and runs great
Procured by tenth mountain division decorated captain when he got out after ww2
Garaged In same hill region of connecticut
in parade every year
29440 miles
New fuel tank
New carb
New pump
Ser# 395501
Date of delivery 12/7/44”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Looks good. The interior “diamond plating” on the ceiling is actually thin plastic sheets cut to fit the side panels and headliner.
“According to Willys records, less than 12,000 wagons were produced in 1959. All were powered by the Super Hurricane 226 Cubic Inch inline 6-cylinder flat head engine. Combined with the 3 speed manual transmission, this drive train produced a neck-snapping 115 HP and could almost reach 55 mph down hill with a tail wind. These wagons came in both the two-wheel and four-wheel drive models and were designed for strength and durability, not speed.
It is difficult to find any of these vehicles today. For the most part, those that do exist do not resemble the original. Most have been subjected to the “improvements” of a high-powered engine and transmission swap.
This rare example has seen restoration efforts by 3 successive owners since 2008. Each has added his or her contribution but no effort has been made to change the original 58 year-old powertrain.
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