No pics provided.
“Half cab for a cj2a. I have 1 door. Consider trades for other 2a parts.”
No pics provided.
“Half cab for a cj2a. I have 1 door. Consider trades for other 2a parts.”
Some parts leftover from a build.
“For Sale Parts for Willys Jeep:
6 Volt Headlights
6 Volt Battery
6 Volt Regulator
6 Volt Coil
Soft Top door frames
Horn
Clutch Pressure Plate with Throwout Bearing
Spare T90 Transmission case, input shaft, seals, and various gears
Column shift T90 Transmission top cover plate $35
Fuel Pump
Fuel level float
NOS gauges
Windshield wiper arms”
https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/pts/6001336690.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
” Up for auction is my 1962 Willys Jeep fc 170. I purchased this truck in 2012 from an older gentleman in Arizona
The Jeep has always been in New Mexico and Arizona I had it shipped to New England it’s been garaged ever since I had it
I have not done anything to it it is very solid with a little rust on the driver side floor and a little in the cab corner easy fix
The jeep does not run I bought it that way it needs restoration I was planning on getting it running and getting all the breaks in order and drive it that way it has a nice patina to the paint It has a factory PTO winch on the front from what I’ve heard from other people they’re hard to find I have some extra parts that will go with it a door extra seats and some of miscellaneous items I can store the Jeep for a few weeks if needed but it must be paid for I will help your shipper any way I might be able to deliver locally or a short haul it all depends on my work schedule All funds must clear my bank before it leaves my garage that includes cash.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
Craig spotted this one. Looks like it has potential.
“1963 Willys, runs and drives, motor rebuilt, all new brake system and lines, new fuel tank and lines. Original flat head 6 cyl. manual 3 speed on the floor”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
(01/28/2017) Runs. I can’t say I’ve seen a design (specially the arrows) quite like that.
“1959 Jeep Willys. Runs good. Doesn’t drive yet. Comes with an extra tub. 64,000 actual miles. Clean original title.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/08/2017) The photo shows the jeep prior to disassembly. Was owned by a country western singer at one point.
“For Sale: 1950 Willys Jeep CJ-3A 4 wheel drive, once owned by Country Music Hall of Famer Eddie Arnold (with supporting documentation) the Jeep is complete, but it is CURRENTLY DISASSEMBLED, as I was in the process of restoring it. the frame has been blasted, primed, and painted in satin black. I do have the title, and several other pieces of paperwork. Engine is complete and free, not locked up. this is a great project, unfortunately, I need to liquidate a few things. original color was burgundy. if you are interested in the Jeep, I will be more than happy to talk to you and answer any questions you might have. I am asking $2200 no trades, s”
This appears to be a collection of service manuals and more.
“Purchased from an estate sale of a Vietnam veteran that was a mechanic there…as the story goes. This binder is in very good condition for it’s age. No breaks or signs of visual wear. It is packed full, as seen in the last picture, of all different types of service type manuals from the mid 60’s to early 70’s as best as I can tell. There are some Willys, Chrysler, Ford, Jeep, Renault, Chevrolet, tons of other service information. So much information that would be impossible to list it all. All pages are also in very good condition. Very interesting piece of history!”
This is the earliest use of jeep hubs as winches that I can remember documenting. It was publishing in the July 1943 issue of Popular Mechanics. The McCain hub was a similar, much later idea.
Jack shared this ad. That top is a curiosity.
“1954 Willys Jeep M38A1. US Military till mid 60’s then frame off restoration (bare metal) in the 70’s and same ugly green paint (not military green) since then. Absolutely stock, motor, tranny, running gear and body with no rust. Unmolested panels, tub, dash, etc. Has stock “C”-Door metal hardtop with doors (not in pics), Warn overdrive, military tires (not in some pics) and boxes of spare parts, including block, head, tranny/transfer-case parts, black-out lights, seat frames, etc. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.
Needs some paint at the very least.
“1959 Willys cab-over pick-up 350 fuel injected chevy motor. About 3000 miles on engine.”