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Looks solid.
“This is a very cool lifted and customized jeep with the original body. Original 3 speed transmission. Does about 50 top speed. Awesome to ride around town or take off road. Buick V-6 engine. ”
http://annapolis.craigslist.org/cto/4972171806.html
UPDATE: Was $2800.
Has some rust, but has an interesting history. Needs some TLC, but runs.
“1969 Kaiser Jeep CJ5
225 Dauntless V6, Manual 3 speed, 4×4. Almost all original. Clear MD title in hand.
A previous owner bought in Annapolis 1999 by a Marine who was stationed at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Brought it down to the base and rebuilt engine while stationed there. He returned to Annapolis in 2000 put in storage. It has the base sticker on the windshield still!
Sold in 2012 and put in storage in Annapolis again. I purchased it this winter for a project and cannot keep it due to completing real estate school, potentially buying another house and career goals.
It has not been on the road, just driven around the farm.
The good: Rare V6. 3 speed with rear output shaft for a PTO drive. Almost all original. Runs great. 4×4 works great. Hubs lock and have no issues. All gears work fine, no issues.
Engine has new this year, battery, starter, new oil pump and oil, radiator hoses, Tstat and coolant, tune up. Original oil bath air filter is intact and functioning. Frame is good, running gear is all good. Tires are good and are on original rims which are hard to find. Lights work. Tailgate is intact and works.
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UPDATE: Price dropped to $1800
(02/10/2015) It’s a project. Has some cutlas hubs that look good.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep, Selling Dad’s Jeep, owned since late 60’s, runs and drives, dad rebuilt and overhead valve 4 cylinder engine, I think it was out of a 55 or 56 Jeep and still runs good. The 4 wheel drive is not working because the front differential gears broke, the jeep is in need of some rust repair, as shown in the pictures, the steps and a few places on the sides where some brackets are spot welded. The seats are the original and were re-upholstered years ago, and have been covered, one seat has got sunburned in one corner on the back, the rear cushions have been stored inside and are like new. The Jeep comes with the original engine which was running, it was smoking but know knocks, also have extra windshield, wheels, transmission, bell housing and other miscellaneous parts, new a wiring harness, wiper motor, and fender flares. I have everything loaded on a trailer and will deliver the first 100 miles for free. $1,800.00 OBO”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/4883416817.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Looks good for having been used.
“Purchased over 20years ago. . . pulled behind a Cub tractor on the farm.
Stored most of her life under roof
New tires were installed some years ago
Typical rust and dents
Restore or use as is”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
It runs.
“1967 jeep cj5 runs great has the awesome dauntless v6 this thing will literally climb a tree great for parts or very fixable upper call for more details or questions”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
May be a good parts jeep if complete enough.
“1946 Willy’s Jeep for sale.
Will need tons of work but could be a fun project.
Moving and need it gone. Give me your best offer.”w
UPDATE: Was $800. **SOLD**
There’s parts value here. Too bad the rear of the top is torn.
“1958 Jeep Willies 4 Wheel drive 4 cylinder ask for Jim for further details”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $120.
“5X 5.5 BOLT PATTERN
fits ford and some dodge 5 lugs
powder coated white only selling because i sold my 67 f 100”
This is an ex-fire jeep.
“This Jeep served as a fire engine for Elkridge Md in Howard County. Unfortunately it later spent too much time running the dunes on Assateague island. The body is shot, there is no motor. There is a T90 trans and Spicer 18 Transfer case. It has warn locking hubs on the front axle. I have a clear Pa title. I will also include a rough M38A1 that has a complete drive train including a running 134 F head engine.”
http://york.craigslist.org/cto/4975973203.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $250.
Need some cleaning.
“I have four Turbine style Aluminum wheels. They are wider than I wanted for my truck. They are rather dirty, I have cleaned one up relatively well.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1500.
(09/15/2014) Pics are reversed, making it appear this is RHD.
“For sale: Iowa titled CJ2A 1949 Willys jeep. Serial number 212301. Body number 193442. The jeep is running with original motor. No brakes. Radiator leaks. Front springs need replaced. Right front hub is stripped. No texts, Prefer to talk on cellphone, please.”
http://desmoines.craigslist.org/cto/4667731239.html
This photo is part of an archive of letters from a Doctor named Greg Alexander to a woman named Wilma he met on a blind date during the war and (spoiler alert) married after he returned. Titled Letter’s to Wilma, the blog tracks Greg’s life as he enters the service, through D-Day, France and Germany. One of the interesting aspects is that jeep he was assigned when he reached France (see below). Anyone know what’s on the bumper? I assume the bar on the front was to carry stretchers? Note the jeep is named Wilma.
Here’s the blog: http://wwii-letters-to-wilma.blogspot.com
