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Has a variety of updates. Could be a good price.
“1946 Willys Jeep Buick v6 sagana 4speed Manuel please call Danny at ”
https://goldcountry.craigslist.org/cto/5995791281.html
Looks good.
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/6000659271.html
“Here is a very complete mostly original CJ5. I believe it received a frame-off restoration in the 1980s. Judging by the engine swap, and the quality of paint both on the exterior as well as under the tub body. The frame is rock solid. Top speed is around 45mph-50mph from the factory. Not suitable for the highway. I have driven it a few hundred miles around town with no mechanical problems.
Almost 100% solid body – Small patch under tool box, rust spot near driver’s fender. Some body damage on driver’s rear quarter. Small amount of rust at bottom of tailgate.
Ultra rare Meyer Half Cab
Late 70s Buick 231 V-6, a little cold natured but runs well once warmed up with a great amount of torque
Could probably use a carburetor cleaning
3 speed manual
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Has a variety of updates. Call seller at 1-307-203-7135.
“1947 willys cj2a jeep clear title runs and drives new rims new tires chevy 350 motor 2 gas tanks all new gauges no top but it does have a bikini top asking 6000.oo o.b.o will concider a trade for a willys truck or just cash if interested call me at 1-307-203-7135 can send more pics upon reguest this is ready to drive home or if you want to tow it it does have a towbar and new tow lights.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
Rob’s got the fiberglass body and parts for sale. Looks like a good price.
“For Sale – Fiberglass CJ2A body including fiberglass fenders. Also included are metal hood (with a hole cut in it), metal fenders left and right, metal grille, metal windshield frame, and a metal dash.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/28/2017) Nicely updated delivery wagon.
“Very nice older restoration. 1950 Willy’s panel, 4 wheel drive, new 350 crate motor, 700r4 automatic, new holly carbarator, new starter, new radiator, new altinator, runs great. Needs a few more thing done to make perfect”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5976586315.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Glenn spotted this one. I think having one of these chev trucks as a flatbed for a jeep would be cool.
“1951 Chevrolet Cab Over
Parts truck or enthusiastic restoration. Own a piece of local history! Comes with the jeep!
$1200”
Listed as a 1952, it looks more like a CJ-5 to me. This has been available for a while. No title.
“1952 JEEP WILLYS
BODY & ROLLING CHASSIS
NO TITLE
T-CASE AND DRIVESHAFTS GO WITH EVERYTHING”
https://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/5995971457.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
Has a variety of parts.
“1947 CJ2A project
This is just to see if there is any interest. I am in no rush to sell, but if someone is willing to meet my asking price it is all yours.
The Good:
1947 CJ2A frame and axles. Both in good usable condition. Rear axle is the hard to find offset axle and the frame has had the spring hangers removed and relocated to allow for longer and stronger YJ springs. **softer ride with more articulation**
Brand new wheels with 4.5″ backspacing and used 33” mud terrains with a little tread left.
1994 5.7L LT1 from a Cadillac Fleetwood, ran before I pulled it. New aluminum bellhousing and dual disc clutch. Continue reading
No pics provided.
“Hunter’s & Outdoorsmen; 1952 Jeep Willy, it is a classic. Great for outdoors. Does need work.”
UPDATE: Here’s a split ventilating windshield that’s on Christiaan’s South African jeep (mentioned in the comments).
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Originally post February 12, 2017: Jim and I were discussing ventilating windshields the other day, but we lacked some overall stats. So, I’m hoping to gather such information under one post. It seems that ventilating windshields were offered in the following variations on the following models:
Can anyone add to part 1 or 2?
Some Examples:
Ventilating Windshield Links:
We know a couple of these exist. One sold back in 2014.The fire truck has “Blitz Wagon” on it, while the company marketed it as a “Blitz Buggy” The company that produced these was the Hi Pressure Fog Equipment Company.
“This is an original advertisement,NOT a reproduction, no rips or tears. Size of ad is app 5 X 5.”
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The same company also made this alternative version. Anyone recognize the vehicle? This ad also appeared in a 1951 magazine accord to the seller.
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UPDATE: **SOLD for $6500** Needed some work.
“Relocating and have to reduce the herd a little. This is a 1958 Jeep Willys FC150 Forward Control. It has the 4 cyl engine, I believe they came with the L head 134 CI. It runs and drives, but the water pump is starting to leak. The electrical system looks like it was patched together from a more modern vehicle and all accessories don’t work. A new wiring harness will be included with the sale. A former owner had filled in the area under the bed with riveted sheet metal that looks to be ductwork material. I had started removing this sheet metal, but didn’t get very far. I replaced the leaky gas tank with a new one. It had a boom wrecker in the bed when I purchased it, but the wrecker and flashing lights have been removed. I have a clear Illinois title. When I looked up the VIN, it indicates that it is a 1957 model. I think back then, some states titled vehicles in the year that they were purchased, which may explain why it is titled as a 1958.”
