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Not sure how vintage this unusual belt buckle is.
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“See pics for details on this JEEP belt buckle. Has enamel color. Not sure if it is brass or just a heavy metal.”
Here’s a pretty complete convertible, though no indication of a top and the top side bits are missing. Given the KS 0-8 speedo, I’d say this is a pretty early one. It’s missing the filler in the back; maybe it no longer has the rear tank?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2615782251930936
“1956 Jeep Willis. Original three speed. Original motor, not four-wheel-drive Flat head 4 cylinder  New paint job  She is an oldie but a goodie! Make on offer, not interested in trades at this time.”
I’m not sure if this is intended as a drag racer to just a fancy road rig.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1636051280533945
“1951 willys jeep, sbc engine, don’t know anything about what’s inside it. But it sounds and runs really good. 2sp power glide with shift kit and 2000 stalh converter. 10 bolt posi rear, unknown gear ratio. Was built to show, runs great and will do 70 mph on highway. If you’re looking for something different that wins at pretty much every show it goes to then this is the one. 22,000 obo. May consider trades.”
Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3184355311860202
“1947 Willys jeep CJ2A runs and drives has new super swamper tires. Needs restored”
This needs to be assembled, but may be in good shape. Looks like the body may be a replacement.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1522779141835593
“A rare jeep made by Ford in great shape, but needs to be reassembled. It’s organized and ready to be delivered in a call hauler. Owner passed away before he could assemble it”
Looks solid. It appears to have some body liner texture on the pedals.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1091903745461927
“This was my “Covid Lockdown” project. Purchased partially restored from an estate. It was built with parts from a ’46 and ’48 and is registered and licensed as a “48. The engine is the L-134 “Go Devil”, and the engine serial number indicates a manufacture date of 1944. The engine appears to be a recent rebuild that runs strong, with no leaks or smoke. I had the transmission and transfer case professionally rebuilt. I replaced the springs and shocks and went back to “military style” tires. Exhaust system, radiator, carburetor, fuel pump and fuel tank are all new. New paint inside and out. New weatherstrip around windshield and frame. Added electric wipers and seat belts. The top is in good condition, and comes with a brand new, still in the box replacement canvas. Brakes and clutch are in good condition. All receipts available for inspection. I took this up into the Colorado Rockies for a test run and it ran like a champ. Now that the project is done, I’m ready to let someone else enjoy this classic Jeep.”
Listed as a “1952”, this has a CJ-2A serial number tag of 36013.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/289483523918724/
“1952 Willys Jeep. 4 cylinder, New wiring, will run, ignition switch needs replaced. New battery, 6 volt system.”
This looks like a nice survivor, though you’d want to check the front frame rails closely.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/392550599838953
“All original 3b no rust second owner”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6500.
(06/25/2022) Has a variety of mods. Needs a battery.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5179012078787007
“1965 Willys CJ3B restored approximately 13 years ago with only about 15 miles on it since the frame off restoration! Includes: Chevrolet 350/van motor with headers Eldebrock aluminum intake Eldebrock 650 off road carburetor with electric choke Fully synchronized Jeep 3 speed manual transmission and transfer case Dana 44 front and rear axles, 3:55 running gears Power steering, brakes & hydraulic clutch Tilt steering Original seats reupholstered All new gauges Custom aluminum gas tank installed in rear of Jeep Custom swinging spare tire carrier with Jerrycan holder Mickey Thompson Classic IIs with 31-10.50×15 Willys hardtop and doors under primer Willys driver and passenger fenders Best Top and bikini top Dana 44 welded carrier 3:55 running gear 4 steel 10” wagon wheels Also included: 2 other sets of original Willys axles and another transmission and transfer case. Clean/clear KY title Color: Mack Truck Brown *needs a battery*”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8900.
(12/16/2023) Appears solid. Looks like it has some Allstate hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1072808860611390
“1946 completely restored Willie’s Jeep with 51 k original miles and only 1000 miles on complete rebuild. 4 cylinder 1234 A motor flat head”
