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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
This might be worth a look, but the shifters are missing.
“Complete trans and transfer case with Husky overdrive. Husky brand is a copy of the Warn unit and made in Longmont ,Colo. Missing all shift levers. The trans is a t-98 ,4spd.”
Ann says they tilted the camera for this shot. I can’t tell for sure. This photo was featured in the March 1955 issue of the Willys News and shows Vice President Hickman Price descending a steep gradel in a CJ-5.
Here’s an unusual piece.
“Vintage Colorful Japanese Jeep Envelope or Sleeve — New Old Stock… Newspaper like paper has colorful illustration on one side and line drawing on the other… Colorful illustration of a woman officer driving a jeep, a small doll dangling in the wind shield and a rose… Back side has line drawing of a little girl riding a donkey… There is also Japanese character writing… Good condition, new old stock, both top and bottom open… Piece measures about 5 1/8″ x 7 3/8″… ”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
May need a transfercase rebuild and a new clutch, but I still think this may be a good price.
1952 Canadian military M38 “jeep” built buy Ford of Canada.
A direct copy of the Willy’s American built M38 with a few custom features for the Canadian Government.
The biggest difference was the addition of a Warren front winch and data plates with Imperial units.
Correct British radio set.
This is an older armature restoration.
The Good:
Runs great! Has a Jasper rebuilt engine, Starts right up and is quiet and smooth.
Brakes are in excellent shape. New master cyl and 90% plus brake shoes.
Excellent top and interior, Good Canadian made tires.
Drives and shifts well.
Comes with the correct Canadian built trailer.
The bad:
Clutch slips under a heavy load.
Has a noisy bearing in the transfer case.
Use it as a parade or trailer queen or fix and hit the road!
$8500 No Trades! If its listed its for sale!”
https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/d/1952-m38-cdn-army-jeep-with/6359476825.html
UPDATE: This was listed on BAT’s auction, but only reached $11,600, less than its reserve.**SOLD** Was on ebay
“This Jeep CJ-3A is a restored example that was featured on BaT in January of 2014. Power is supplied by a L-134 “Go Devil” four-cylinder and 3-speed manual transmission. The seller states that the previous owner purchased the jeep from the second owner in 2003, and restoration work was completed in 2004. It has been co-owned by the seller and a business partner since 2014. Just under 21k miles have been driven since the completion of restoration work, around 500 miles of which were driven during the seller’s ownership. Details of the restoration include replacement of the body tub, sandblasting and refinishing the frame, a new top and interior, and detailing of the mechanical components.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000
(09/11/2017) Looks good.
“Fun Jeep Lifted, 33inch tires, 302, 3 speed”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Are the headlights recessed? There’s something different here.
“This jeep has been on my farm and doesn’t get driven. I just sent it to the mechanic and had a new starter installed and some wiring repaired. The jeep looks good, has the original engine, but the body has some obvious previous repair work performed. I never had a title, this vehicle is old enough that it can be sold with a bill of sale.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(10/15/2017) Almost original condition with a few minor changes.
“1948 JEEP CJ2A, completely original condition, purchased from original family, total nuts and bolts mechanical restoration was done, have all receipts ! New brakes and wheel cylinders, new seals, bearings and more, new u joints and serviced and resealed transfer case, new brake hoses and lines where needed, all electric works, lights and rear lights plus signals work perfectly, comes with extra set of ndt tires. Antique license registered, never pay again! Love the Patina, covering original gray paint is a very faded maroon shade . Wet sanding w 1500 grit will remove it. Ready for a new project, garaged since purchased, carb rebuilt, new fuel pump and all oil leaks fixed, mild drips from rear of motor. lots of new and nos parts included.”
Unusual front bumper.
“Runs good, in great condition!”
https://jacksonville.craigslist.org/snw/d/willys-jeep/6356435493.html
has a new body.
“$3000 whole Jeep minus hood. Clear title
Part out:
$1500 new M38 body minus hood/Fenders ($1100 for just the tub)
$400 MB axles w/CJ2A frame
$100 steering column/box”
https://bloomington.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep-partout/6355422225.html
