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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
Looks mostly stock. Could be a good “drive as is” while restoring bits at a time.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Very good condition with minor surface rust (Patina). Original condition with only newer style wheels and seat covers changed. Motor rebuilt 2000 miles ago runs like a top. Good Willys for restoration or just a nice driver. Price Firm compared to the junk out there for 2500.”
It has a fiberglass body. Has some extraneous diamond plate. Gas tank has been moved to the rear, along with the filler.
“1948 Willys Jeep. orginal frame,trans.rear end. Has a V-6 buick engine-fiber glass C3 body. Looks nice and runs good. Needs new brake shoes. Bought it at a benefit auction thinking i could get it in my enclosed carport with my truck but came up 2′ short. Has a canvas top not shown in the pics. Paid more than i’m asking but thats what Benefits are all about. So Best offer considered.”
http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5613277299.html
Has a fiberglass body.
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/5610304007.html
“’47 Willys CJ2A for sale. Restored by the previous owner, this Jeep is a nice little runabout with some flair. I bought it from a Navy man who painted it in the livery of the ship on which he served and used it at one of their reunions for rides and a photo shoot. If you are not into naval history, the markings are all vinyl and could be peeled off. The frame was stripped and blasted, then treated with a preservative paint for auto frames. The fiberglass body is, of course, impervious to rust, but the tailgate and grill are original. The Jeep has a newer BesTop, made in the USA. The tires were new Firestones installed with the resto and now have less than 600 miles on them.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000
(12/18/2016) “Fully restored fc150 with custom dump body. Original flat 4cyl completely gone through. Have over $25,000 in receipts just for the restoration. Real head turner!! Make me an offer!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Has an interesting look.
“Here is a 1961 cj3b Willys jeep
The frame is 4″ longer cut bed with flat bed Body is 1/8 dimond plate many extra parts. All it need to be street legal is rear flares. CLEAN TITLE IN HAND. Below is what it has currently.
-Dana 44s front and rear
-Buick v6 225
-37″ military bullet proof tires
-4″ lift
-f250 drive shafts
-stinger
-4500 pound wintch
-I beam bumper
– (2) 7inch kickers
-electric fan
-locker rear
-no power steering
-custom front fenders
-removable roof
-removable roolbar
-headman headers
-side pipes
-(2) 8inch cherry bomb bomb glass packs
-21″ led light bar
-228 pounds of torque”
Steve’s got this set of cool vintage floor mats for sale that were from JC Whitney. Looks like it would fit a CJ-5.
“Genuine antique JC Whitney still in the original box floor mats. One for the front of the cj and one for the back, both have the word Jeep on them. These are back in the days rubber was rubber. The front appears to be formed with Whitney craftsmanship to fit over the sensual hump on the floor board that many admire but won’t admit in public.
You aren’t going to find these rare accessories anywhere else.
Did I say rare genuine antique JC Whitney floor mats?”
http://ames.craigslist.org/pts/5615162869.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Looks like a good project.
“This pick up runs great.New 250 cubic inch Chevy six. 350 turbo. New wiring everything works great. Mustang two front end.Rack and pinion steering. Tilt wheel. New Firestone tires. Needs glass put in and paint. Most body work done. You can drive this pick up now. Brakes work great. 4500.00 or best offer. Phone only. PLUS LOTS OF EXTRA PARTS.no e mails.’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This Jeepster has some unusual decorative elements.
“4 Cylinder
Automatic Transmission
2 wheel Drive
12 Volt electrical system
with Roll Bar
Runs Strong’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250.
(05/12/2016) Needs some work.
“1948 Willy Jeep – Runs good-Partially converted to 12 Volt- Good Project vehicle -$2,250.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Don spotted this M-151.
“For sale is my 1961 FORD Military 1/4 ton tactical vehicle M 151 or “Mutt”. Clear PA title! NEVER CUT!!! New wiring harness. 4wd works, motor purrs right along. Typical Mutt rust, leaks/drips… battery box, hat channels, minor body rust and dings. Comes with top, doors, side curtains extra wheels and tires, manuals.
The blue light and siren are for show only and don’t work, the Mutt is mocked up to be a Military Police vehicle. Not shown is a full sized, white/black magnetic strip that says MILITARY POLICE which goes on the windshield, right below the glass. I had that made from an original reflective door decal from Fort Campbell, circa 70-‘s when I was an MP located there, and is just how our jeeps were marked then. …