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When the windshield doesn’t fit your vision, trim it!
“1946 Willys Jeep, Ford V8 Flathead engine, needs a starter and fresh gas.”
Not a factory hardtop, but a Koenig hardtop. Runs and plows.
“1962 Willy’s Jeep with plow very solid frame and body, 23,000 mile
factory hard top , runs but ,
excellent to restore or make a wild mud buggy”
https://providence.craigslist.org/cto/6090042353.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
“1964 Wiley’s jeep . Restore or for parts . Good hard top . Body is rough . It’s all there . Has not run in 4-5 years . 4 cylinder.”
No title. Looks like a DJ-3A Convertible windshield. No gas inlet along the side either.
“Willys CJ3A for sale. Bill of sale. Original drivetrain. 2000obo”
https://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/6107303041.html
There may be value here.
“I have 2 M38A1 jeeps that have spent the last 20 years in a barn… These are being sold for parts as there isn’t any current paperwork available on them …Between the two of them there are enough good original parts to complete one jeep …The engines were good when put away, but appear to be stuck now…Both engine compartments are complete with the proper military carburetors, fuel pumps, air cleaners, fording valves / vent lines, and 24 volt waterproof electrical / ignition systems …The green jeep’s body is shot, but it has nice original military accesories… windshield, gas tank, spare tire carrier, front seat frames, etc… The yellow jeeps body is fair and will need a new front floor and other minor repairs. .I’m asking $3000 for the pair or may consider a really good offer… I also have other used M38A1 parts available, and may consider swapping for other military jeep parts MB GPW , M38, M38A1, MBT ,M100, M416, M151 .. The tires are old so the jeeps will need to be trailered to their new home … I can deliver locally ( 30 miles ) at no charge, and will consider delivering regionally for a reasonable cost…. Please contact me through Craigslist email first …”
https://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/6102625046.html
This looks like a K-38 cable trailer. And, it is built by the same company (Highway Trailer), but the tag and wheels suggest to me this is a pre-WWII model. The Highway trailer company of Edgerton, Wisconsin, began as a wagon works. In 1917 it shifted to trailers, large and small. This one would look better behind a vintage spoked vehicle from the 1920s.
“$800 OBO
Serious Inquiries Only Please
Must sell!
Excellent vintage condition with original Highway Trailer tag intact. No rusted holes and in great restoration condition or keep as is! Original wheels with Goodyear tires.”
https://fortsmith.craigslist.org/tro/6095915790.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Could make a good resto project.
“1955 m38a1 Willis Jeep. Complete origional and correct. Not running, needs engine rebuilt.. selling as project, or parts.. no rust.. is plates and numbers match.. bill of sale. Serious knowledgeable buyers call contact ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
Steve spotted this one. Body looks solid. Needs some work.
“I have a 1983 postal jeep it’s a 4cly automatic 2wd right hand drive that runs brakes work but at the moment doesn’t drive. It goes into gear but doesn’t go any were my guess it’s the torque converter. I don’t have the time to mess with it so I would like to get $700 firm for it. The body is in pretty decent shape there is some suffice rust but no holes. The rear cross member on the frame could use some reinforcement but the rest of the frame is fine. I have a clean title in my name if you would like to take a look at it please come with a truck trailer or flat bed and cash.”
No pics provided.
https://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/6106523613.html
“For sale, good running Willys. 2A with 3A windshield and frame. Has many hard to find parts, set up for four wheeling. Remanufactured 134 ci engine with custom grind performance camshaft, new weber carburetor, custom made and ceramic coated exhaust header. Makes very good power!
Very low miles on engine since install, several hundred at most. T98 4 spd transmission and new clutch, Model 18 transfer case, freshly rebuilt warn overdrive unit installed. Running a late model wide track Dana 30 in front with lock right, disc brakes, superwinch hubs, Dana 44 rear with detroit locker, 538 gears. All fluids new. All springs, hangers, and shackles replaced with 2.5 inch wide wrangler springs with military wrap. 35 inch bfgoodrich mud terrains. Continue reading
No pics provided. Disassembled.
“I have a 1949 Willys Jeep CJ3A. It is completely disassembled. The frame is solid, the tub is not horrible, fenders and hood are good. It has a 4 cylinder engine and all of the running gear. The jeep is 98 percent there. I bought it as a project and have just too many going on. My intentions were to sandblast and powder coat the frame and then just slowly but surely put it together. Since there is so little to these jeeps, it really wouldn’t take that much to do a restoration, or, just put it together and have a running, driving jeep. I have the title in hand, don’t need help selling it, won’t ship it to you in some foreign country or take a check for twice the amount and send you back the change…..”
