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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: Some custom paint, a price bump and it’s back.
(05/26/2016) When the average wagon just won’t do ….
“1963 willy wagon.new interior.wiring.paint.custum steel tilt front clip.70 4 x4sub frame. Trade for early mustang 2 t 2 or restored 58 Cadillac , or 40k .”
https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/d/amazing-63-willys-wagon-trade/6336928212.html
Looks like it has some value.
https://boise.craigslist.org/pts/d/m38a1-cj5-willys-military/6339554945.html
“This is a 1952 M38A1C military jeep. it’s also a rare artillery version. This was before the CJ5 came out but they shared the same DNA. has the original hood numbers. previous owner wanted it preserved. that was my intention but the buyer backed out of our deal.
I restored and still own one of these and they are a beautiful piece of history. Vets love them. Sadly the wife says no more to my military collecting and it has to go. If she said it then it must be true.
it’s restorable or would be good for parts to finish yours. the rolling chassis has the body, fuel tank, front clip, windshield, bumper, complete grill, pintle hook, radiator and seats. The T90 transmission and Dana 18 transfer case are present but removed, and it has a rare valuable Rancho overdrive attached. Driveshafts are there. Top bows are of the CJ5 civilian era. it’s remarkably rust free on the tub, grill, windshield and fenders, except the tub was cut around the cowl and the tool box is rusted out. i’m sure the hat channels need attention. Many valuable and very hard to find parts are still on this.
what is missing: no canvas or top, bumperettes, bellhousing, no engine or attached engine parts, ebrake drum or handle, or spare tire carrier. These are still available aftermarket and easy to find.
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Steve shared this ad. It looks like this is missing the rear half? I’d say there is a little more than 10% left on this project.
“We are selling our project jeep! A little elbow grease and you’ll have a great piece of history! This project Jeep is about 90% there. Needs a rear tub and front seat. Garage kept, give us a shout to come check it out. Titled!”
https://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/cto/6299659728.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
“Project Parts i have are below. Prices are what i am selling them for separately.
– Tub early VEP tub rare – 950
– 2 gpw f mark fenders great shape-250 ea
– Gpw hood great shape – 350
– leaf spring set of 4 – 100
-lhead engine 200. Needs rbld
-axle se from gpw – 150 and 250 or 350 pr
-Late under seat fuel tank- 75
Total sold separately for $2525 or altogether for $1500
Hurry b4 someone buys something
I have paper trail and its not on dmv so easy and cheap reg. I will give u a bill of sale from me too.
U will need.
-Frame. I see them for 100 all the time.
-seats
-grill
-wiring
-and some fun guy/garage time ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
This appears to be a blend of a 4WD CJ chassis and a DJ-5 body and front clip.
“Hunting vehicle.
Jeep.
Late 1950’s modified army jeep.
Custom metal fabwork.
Runs great.
** no title **”
I tried hard to avoid my wife’s cold (even left in the motorhome for a few days), but I still caught it. So, I’m taking it easy today (Sunday). Just a few updates for Monday.
UPDATE: Heres a photo showing a CJ-3A with a Mobile Drill, before it was branded a “Jeep-A-Drill”:
A page from Dave Antram’s collection.
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Originally posted October 2017: Mobile Drilling, Inc., produced this brochure about their Jeep-A-Drill product. there were there models (100-A, 100-b, 200), two powered by hydraulics and the cheapest one, the 100-A, powered by a hand crank.
UPDATE II: It’s now red and for sale again: http://www.ewillys.com/2022/12/25/1950-modified-cj-3a-celestine-in-10000/
UPDATE: It appears this jeep has been re-themed into a resort vehicle.
This unusual ambulance jeep was shared on Facebook. I’ve tracked down an additional photo that shows it’s got a standard gas inlet on the side, so I think this may have been a CJ-3A.
This vehicle is located in Vincennes, Indiana (still there??). I’d really like some better photos of this. I’ll offer an Alaska Or Rust T-shirt and my everlasting gratitude if someone could get some more pics of this unusual rig.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
At first I thought this might be a Jeep-A-Drill setup, but if it is, it’s a stronger built, later version.
“1960 Willys Jeep Truck, 302 conversion, engine does not run. Original transmission, transfer case & differentials. Purchased new by DOT for core sample boring. Boring rig, bits and pump are on truck. Glass is fair, body is decent shape without large rusted areas. Frame is rusted. Clear Missouri title. Please do not text or email, call only.”
UPDATE: Mike’s updated the price to $5500
https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1960-jeep-willys-cj3b/6337633392.html
“1960 Jeep Willys CJ-3B with a great running original Hurricane engine. Everything on this Willys is in working order. It is road worthy with a good, clean Pennsylvania title, registration and antique license plates. This vehicle has always been kept in a garage and all aspects of this vehicle are in good or better than good condition except for, the body which needs work (There’s rust in the usual places) and it needs a new fly-wheel which I’ve purchased but not installed.
I purchased the Willys in January 2013 from the estate of its original owner. The original owner’s primary use was to plow his home and business driveways. My primary use was to plow my camp driveway and to pull a 700-pound Disc Harrow and Cultipacker combination unit to plant food plots for hunting. Because of how well this Willys operates I believe it has very low miles on it. The odometer has less than 16,000 miles but, the estate of the original owner wasn’t in a position to certify the mileage on their title transfer.
To my knowledge everything on this Willys is original except for the new parts I installed, which are:
2013: Front & rear brake cylinders, Pinion oil seal, Ignition switch, Muffler & Tail pipe, Tailgate Chains, Gasket set with oil seals, Rebuilt snow plow hydraulic pump, Suspension overhaul – leaf springs, shock absorbers, shackles, bushings, greaseable pivot eye bolts, & U-bolts.
2014: Roll Bar, Bikini Top, Rebuilt & Reupholster original Seats.
2016: Battery cables, Carburetor Rebuild Kit, 4 new 235/75R15 radial MT mud tires.
The Price includes: Door frames (soft covered doors), Frame for soft top, Myers Snow Plow, and Spare parts.”