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UPDATE: Was Make Offer, now $4500.
This looks like it has a jeep chassis. Anyone check this one out?
“runs and drives. needs brake work. taking offers since I have no idea what it’s worth.”
http://stcloud.craigslist.org/cto/5303813119.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
Looks like it might have a fire jeep front bumper (looks like it curves and is extra long).
“1947 Willys CJ2A Jeep 4X4, runs and starts great, new brakes, new seat covers (not shown in photos) tires fair to good, they will last another 10,000 miles easily. Has a Buick V6 engine so it has lots of balls, some light surface rust, NO CANCER!!! It needs some prettying up but goes, stops, does great off road. CASH ONLY and NO, I will not accept a B.S. cashiers check from China or Indonesia or wherever and then have your driver pick it up! Sorry, I was not born yesterday”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/22/2015) It’s an MB with a 2A body.
“This Willys is a true survivor. The id number is a MB number, but is considered a 1947 by the DMV. The tub is a MB. The jeep was modified for a film to look like a M38. The driver side has been smoothed over with bondo at some point, but the ribs for the tools can be seen on the inside.
The window is post war as well as the M38 grille. The jeep will need to be seen.
It needs tlc for sure but is a driver.
I have the window rubber, just no glass.
The engine is what I can best figure is a 1953 F-Head Hurricane engine. It has the generator, but is wound to a 12v system.
It has Model A tail lights.
The tires are new as of July 22nd. I also had Willys hand painted on the rear tailgate, as well as a personal tribute to a fallen family member, as well as a WWII Kilroy was here.
I am fixing it up as I keep driving it. If it doesn’t sell for my price, I will be fixing it up and keeping it. ”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/5323923273.html
It runs, but it may need a little work. Seller hasn’t driven it very far.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/5324317212.html
“This 1948 Willys was a fun summer project that I no longer have time for. It has the more powerful Willys Hurricane engine or F134.
When I purchased the Willys it was not running or driving, so I went through it. Fluids changed: brake lines flushed, gas tank was dumped and fresh gas put in, coolant, engine oil (2 engine oil changes actually), transfer oil, transmission oil, front differential, rear was only topped off.
Electrical was cleaned up, replaced a lot of wires including battery/starter wires (the old ones tried to catch fire!) head light switch installed. I did not get around to the turn signal switch. The speedometer and cable and cable housing were replaced as the ones on the cj were broken, but I kept the original speedometer since it had the mileage on it and I figured some one more competent than me might like to try and fix it.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1970.
Seller will not ship.
“This is a brand new reproduction body tub for the mid-1952 – 68 CJ3B and M606. This is the high hood jeep with the 134F overhead valve four cylinder motor. This is just the tub. Everything you see on it comes with it. This is included the floor pans. This is ready to scuff up paint and install. This will need the gauge holes cut as well as the floor pan holes for the clutch, brake and accelerator pedals. Remember there are several different configurations of dash and gauges for this model. This is out of the original shipping crate and will NOT be shipped. This is a pick up item only. We have the means to load it in your truck or trailer. This is a great deal. This is a one time deal only!!!!
NO trades, NO Holding, NO down payments, NO farm animals, Cash and Cary only. This item is on ebay as well and can be pulled at any time if it sells. This is sold as is. Please calls only no Texts 8 to 5 week days.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
If the hardtop is solid, there may be value here.
“1960 Willys Jeep 4×4
This is definitely a project
complete drivetrain
nothing missing from this vehicle.
has snow plow set up and everything
I do not have a title, but it can be easily obtained
This jeep was on a recent episode of American Pickers
This project will come with a bill of sale only
Project or yard art, you decide!
Asking $500
Please call with any questions”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900
(10/23/2015) No motor or transmission.
“I’m selling my1953 jeep cj2a that I bought as a crawler project and lost interest. Comes with pink and non op. No motor or tans/t case. I was going to run Chevy drivetrain. Which I may sell separate. You can have wheels but does not come with tires. ”
John’s been going through old photos and digitizing them. Each of these includes a jeep somewhere in it. Neat photos. Thanks for sharing!
I found this story published in the Spokesman-Review December 1, 1945.
