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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(11/06/2016) Looks like it needs some paint at the very least.
“99%RUST FREE..ONE SPOT ON DOOR.V8 CHEVY,T90 3 SPEED,T18 TRANFER CASE WITH OVER DRIVE UNIT,SEATS WERE RE DONE,NEWER 33INCH BFG MUDTERRAIN TIRES,RUNS AND DRIVES.WILL BE ADDING PICTURES SHORTLY.WILL SEND PICS TO PHONE IF INTRESTED.CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS,HAVE OWNED FOR 15 PLUS YEARS.TAKING OFFERS!!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(11/24/2016) May be worth a look.
“1964 Willys CJ5 Jeep!! Runs an Drives well. Needs breaks adjusted and a battery. ”
If the fenders are in good shape it’s a good price.
“I have a mix of extra parts that came with a 1955 M38a1 Willys Military Jeep including used
Fenders, Dash, passenger seat, drive lines, a box of miscellaneous parts, and aftermarket light bar.
Fenders and dash have been media blasted clean. Fenders have some body damage, dash has a radio cut out spot, and seat has some rust, mostly 1955 era parts not new.’
http://boise.craigslist.org/pts/5965027063.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5000.
It runs.
“Running, rust free and mostly converted classic Willys 4×4. Low miles on 350 Chevy motor and rebuilt 4spd Chevy trans. New clutch. New Edeldrock carb. Conversion to 12volt complete. New stainless steel gas tank, exhaust and Warn locking hubs. Seats have been reupholstered. Comes with all glass and panels to finish”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was on eBay.
Seller says this is “1 or 3” but I only see one pictured? So I’m not sure what all is for sale in this ad.
“{ 1 or 3} M170/M38A-1 military willys korean vietnam army medical service mash ambulance approx. years 1958, I do not any titles for these vehicles, Bodies and frames and whatever parts are attached. The bodies have dings and dents, however pretty rust free. I have 2x windshield frames only. They have been in the El Paso, Texas area for some time. Perfect for restore or rat rod or replacement parts. If you need more pictures or other information.”
Ran when parked. Looks solid.
“FOR SALE ANTIQUE RARE FIND FROM MONTANA SALT FREE STATE. A 1967 J300 GLADIATOR PICK UP TRUCK 4X4 WITH 28339 ORIGINAL MILES. HAS A 230 STRAIGHT 6 TORNADO ENGINE WITH A 3 SPEED ON THE FLOOR. BROUGHT BACK IN NOVEMBER THIS YEAR. HAS ALL GOOD GLASS SOLID NO CRACKS BODY BED UNDER CARRIAGE VERY CLEAN. TAILGATE DENTED AND RUST ON BOTTOM. FLOOR BOARDS HAVE RUST HOLES LIKE MOST OF THESE WATER FROM THE DOORS GETS UNDER THE RUBBER MATS. LIKE NEW TIRES THEY SAID IT RAN WHEN THEY PARKED IT . THEY PUT NEW BRAKES ON IT . IT NEEDS THE CLUTCH MASTER CYLINDER AND A SPRING FOR THE CLUTCH PEDAL. MOTOR TURNS OVER FREELY BY HAND. GREAT VEHICLE TO RESTORE. $3500.00. FIRM CASH ONLY NO TRADES CLEAR TITLE IN HAND.”
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5949973279.html
No pics provided.
“I have a running 1948 willes jeep I’m looking to sell or trade make an offer the worse I can say is no
It also has a 1971 ford Pinto moter in it that has Ben built for racing mesage me for info”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
Maybe some parts value here.
“Willy’s parts, front and rear differential, transmission and transfer case, body parts-not in great condition, other parts. Has 3 good tires. Rolling Chassis. No title, just parts.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“New wiring harness , New head & tail light front & rear disc brakes & tires,rebuilt trains& transfer case”
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5964091848.html
Olympic 4×4 is clearing out some older inventory. It’s mostly CJ-5s & CJ-7s, but there are a few others.
“PARTING OUT JEEP CJ5 AND CJ7
MANY TO CHOOSE FROM, LOTS OF PARTS
360 568 7728”
https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/ptd/5963614028.html
A potential buyer was looking for some feedback on this one. I’ve sent them mine. My biggest issue was those front frame rails. they’ve been extensively patched.
“Here is a nice Jeep from World War 2. GPW engine, T90 transmission, with original front/rear axles. Nice straight body, but to be honest, unsure if original or reproduction?? All the holes on the tub have been welded up, which reproductions come un-drilled if I am correct?? Has 5 combats with new tires, tubes, and flaps. REAL NICE Jeep for the money. DoIRM, so don’t offer me anything less, as the answer is NO. Thanks and Hope you all have a Happy New Year. Have a M100 trailer for additional money if interested??
I will throw in the side/corner handles, the bumperettes, the gas carrier, spare tire carrier with spare and tire,”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/5941268109.html
This August 1961 Jeep Family brochure called “You Can’t Hide from the Fact” featured a hippo trying to hide behind a small tree. It’s not clear to me why they used all the cutesy animal references during this time period. This is Form No. DM61-08.
