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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8950.
It’s not clear to me if these are old pics and the jeep is assembled or it’s still a project.
“Forward control jeep pick-up
96 chevy 4.3 vortec
rebuilt turbo 350 transmission
rebuilt spicer 18 t-case w/ 3.15 low range
wide track waggy dana 44 axles
5.38 gears
4 wheel disc brakes
ARB air lockers front and rear
Bed in very good shape / no rust no holes
Cab in good shape / floor pans repaired Continue reading
Not quite “all original”.
“1946 jeep Willis all original ”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/5567575920.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Sounds like it runs.
“2nd year of the civilian Willy’s Jeep…CJ 2A. All original motor and drive train. Used on a deER lease for the past few years. Engine and tranny were rebuilt 10 years ago. Clean Texas Title…..will run on starter fluid.”
Still needs a little work.
“Registered as a 1952 Willys. All fiberglass, Locked Ford 9in., Automatic Transmission, 427 Big Block Chevy (approx. 450hp), nitrous kit available, Full cage built for 3 people attached to the frame, New drive shafts, etc. The Jeep has not seen sand since 2008. I had a new T18 transfer case put in it in 2012 as well as having the rest of the drivetrain inspected. It does not currently run. The fuel lines, battery and driveshafts need to be installed. The seats are weathered but actually new. I have never driven it with these seats installed. The Super Swampers and Mickey Thompsons are no longer on the Jeep, It will be sold with 32×11.50×15 BFG All Terrains on aluminum wheels. I am willing to negotiate but do not come at me with some ridiculously low ball offer.”
http://yuma.craigslist.org/cto/5570368658.html
Not sure how much value is here.
“I have a 1946-47 Willys CJ2A that is in very restorable shape of to make it into whatever you would like, The rundown: been in a barn for 20 plus yrs, engine, trans, transfer case is all rebuild able but is not running, floor pans are in good shape not rusted through, body could use a little work but is in great shape for its year and compared to others I have found. Has an extra windshield and frame. One rust through spot in the frame but nothing too concerning. It only has two rims with no tires so it is on a trailer an not mobile. Take a look at pics..”
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/5546533880.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
“For Sale: A pair of early Willys CJ5 seats. These seats are original (as far as I can tell) and came from a late 1950’s era CJ5. They are in very good, but not mint, condition. Please see the up close pictures for a few imperfections. The back of the passenger seat has a dark mark/line on it, but this is not a hole or cut. Please no texts, calls or emails only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Looks like it has been painted recently.
“1947 jeep Willys cj3a
Motor is missing parts and siezed.
Seats are missing
Misc other parts missing
Some rust
See for yourself in person instead of lowball unseen offers or tons of questions.
Aluminum rims pictured inside of jeep are a separate deal200$ Buyer of jeep gets right of refusal first. 15″ 10″ wide.
Good title in hand.
To big of a project for me. So I will sell or trade it for something cool. What ya got 1200$ cash value.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/03/2010) The body has been lifted and the springs have been outboarded. I suspect the front and rear housings have been replaced, as it now sports 6 lug rims.
“1948 CJ2A- Rebuilt Jeep Chevy 327 new rings, bearings, valves and lifters, 2 bolt main.
4 wheel drive with jeep transfer case. Heavy duty drive shafts. 3.18 road gears.
Adjustable air shocks ( takes external air or take supply from on board air pump) You get an extra 3 inch lift. Power steering and Power brakes. Frame is reinforced. Plate and heavy channel added.
I cut all the rust I could find and welded in panels where I could. Aluminum plate added.
Some new carpet. Wood dash and new gauges. Stainless exhaust system.
Disc brakes on front.2 new calipers. 15″ brakes on Back. New Warn hubs. 100 miles on rebuild.
Paint job not the best. My first. I kept a manual of what was added and from what vehicle.
New glass and Top”
http://madison.craigslist.org/cto/5569867129.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300.
(12/08/2015) Appears to run.
“1947 Jeep Willys CJ2A near original state. Has the “Go Devil” 4cyl. engine also know as the L-head. With in the last year; new fuel tank, rebuilt starter ( also has a high rev 12v starter for it), rebuilt carb ( still leaks as the of the age recommend replacement), all new wiring with new battery, brakes rebuild except the master which was good at the time. A few years ago the engine was rebuilt runs strong.
Body is not perfect (started to remove paint as it had a bad brush paint job before). Over all good bones for a restore. Or good ranch rig.
As of now it need the seats redone, and a new carb.
HAVE CLEAR TITLE.”
UPDATE: John pointed out that the early GAZ was modeled after the first Bantam. This may well be a restored early GAZ.
Roberto forwarded a link to a celebration in Vietnam that included jeeps. I was checking out the CJ-3Bs and M-606s when I spotted a jeep that looked curiously like a copy of the original Bantam BRC. It’s doesn’t seem to be a perfect copy, but still looks pretty neat. I’ve blown up the pics, so they are a little blurry.
Original post: http://www.tienphong.vn/nhip-song-thu-do/chu-re-lai-xe-jeep-dua-co-dau-dao-pho-ha-noi-947495.tpo
Original Bantam BRC from a similar angle.
Early GAZ
