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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
There could be some parts value here. It appears there is a second 2A behind the first.
“Lots of good parts on these CJ 2 A. Jeeps.Give me a call for more information.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600.
It’s a project.
“Selling a 1951 Willys M38 Jeep. This is a cool project that I no longer have time or resources to finish. I have had Jeep for 13 years and have done alot of work to this point. Jeep is M38 frame, body, drive train with a Dana 41 rear axle. The front grill is from a CJ3A. Jeep has a 4 cylinder Chevy engine out of a mid 60’s car.Jeep has power steering as well. Jeep ran, drove it around the block and then started taking Jeep apart, etc., Jeep has custom 1 1/2 body lift, heavy duty shackles, and is set up for dual shocks with a very rare, vintage heavy duty Rancho dual shock lower mounts. This is a project and needs to be wired, needs a radiator, seats mounted, steering colum built. Jeep has upgraded 11″ brakes. I was building this Jeep to look Military on top and hot rod below.Body is fair and has some rust on drivers side front floor.Any ways, thanks for looking and please feel free to ask questions.”
It’s a project.
“1954 postwar jeep Willys basket case modified with Hurricane commander straight flat six Engine and trans reconditioned
call for more details.”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/5920276302.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This is an incomplete jeep listed as a 1942 GPW, but there seems to be no GPW parts here.
“1942 willys jeep body with a motor. Floors a rusted, been sitting a long time, about 35 years. No transmission or tranfer case. Have a flat head 4 cylinder that goes with it don’t know anything about it. I have the original title for the jeep. It’s a 1942 ford willys jeep. 3500 or best offer.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
Looks in good shape. Has rear PTO.
“Willys 1948 CJ2A Jeep 4×4 runs well and rust-free, very low miles. $7900.00 OBO”
http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/5905666143.html
Watch Brian Hainer work his magic on a CJ-3B hood with “oil canning”. There are there separate videos.
1. Part I
2. Part II
3. Part III
Looks solid.
“For sale a really Hard to find 1954 Willys Truck with a stock 4 cylinder stock engine 4X4 and manual transmission. Runs Drives and Stops. Text me at 214 87six 962four if you are interested and or to answer any questions.
Clear Title.”
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/cto/5916405147.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/22/2016) This is an UNRESTORED wagon. It has a few very minor blemishes, but still looks amazing.
“This is a very well preserved and solid unrestored vehicle that appears to have spent most of it’s life in the South. It has new springs, shocks and wiring making it a solid feeling and comfortable driver. The stock 4 cylinder engine is quiet and smooth running. There are chips and scratches in the paint, showing natural patina for it’s age. Not perfect but too nice to restore. Right now there is a loose vacuum connection causing the wipers to not work and it wants to wander indicating it does not have the correct toe-in setting. Also the passenger window is cracked. Three things I haven’t got to. These were bad rusters but except for a couple of minor issue all the usual problem areas are in unusually excellent shape. Parts, if needed, are readily available from vendors and on E-Bay. It’s a fun, simple vehicle to tinker with.
I’ve looked for this vehicle for over 30 years just because I liked how it looked. Turned out it’s a much more solid and better driver than expected. Problem is I’m also another 30 years older, all ready have too many cars and should be down sizing. There are two cars ahead of this one I’m working on so it will be a while before I get to it if I ever do.
So, reluctantly, I’m putting it on the market for a fair price for what it is and for what I have into it. If you have ever been interested in these early 2 wheel drive wagons this may be the last one you will see in this shape and price range for the next 30 years.”
http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/cto/5921194336.html
Looks to be a mix of parts. Has full floating rear hubs.
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/5920645686.html
“I don’t know much about these Jeeps. I recently acquired this Military vintage Jeep from the previous owner who obviously put a lot of effort in restoring this vehicle both mechanically and body. A few after market refinements were put in place including: electric fuel pump, alternator, turn signals, back-up lights, gauges, exhaust. Looks like the entire drive train has been gone through. It starts and drives great, 4WD works, brakes well, solid steering, good clutch etc. Looks to have a full floating rear axle, front locking hubs, wheels and tires in great shape.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6750.
Seems to be missing the data plates.
“1952 M-38 Willys Jeep Lots of recent work done..Engine, Trans, Transfer, Brakes, Wiring, Ect. Runs and drives excellent.. Military Green.. Metal Top.. Bran New Tires.. Extra Parts include tow bar..”
