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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200
Might have some value.
“1950 Willys Jeep Wagon, 2 w/d, no engine or transmission, was being set up for Chevrolet small block. Original California black and yellow plates, non -operational current title in hand. Lots of extra parts. Restore or make into custom rat rod. Roof and floors, tailgate solid and straight. Glass good. Minor rust in typical areas. No trades or parts sales. Serious inquiries only. ”
Looks solid, but a mix of parts.
“Jeep CJ3B 1953. Runs like a top. Body off restoration 1000 miles ago. Great WWII era civilian utility vehicle painted to look like the military version. First year of new Willys F-head “Hurricane” engine…producing 75 hp. 36% more than the 55 hp produced by the previous flat head “Go Devil” Willys Jeep engine. Everything works like new”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/5371017556.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
(10/25/2015) Will need some work.
“for sale is a 1950 CJ3A. It has a ford 260 v8 in it instead of the original go devil engine. The v8 needs to be rebuilt and so does the transmission (original T-90). the transfer case is in fine condition. It has a bench seat in it. there is no speedometer, in addition the only gauge that works is the oil pressure gauge. There are two bad rust holes in the bed and on the driver’s side floor. I put new front brake shoes, wheel cylinders and front shocks.$2900 firm. text only please. tags are up to date and registered until december”
2A with parts.
“1946 cj2a project with extra frame and axles. This is an original cj2a with a 225ci Buick dauntless v6 motor installed. Novak trans adapter. Drive shafts need to be lengthened to accommodate lift. Suspension is from a cj7. The body is NOT installed on frame. It needs to be completed. There are also parts from a 1970 V6 jeepster included. $1900 for all. Title from jeepster included and transferable.”
http://scranton.craigslist.org/cto/5369623908.html
Blaine forwarded this DJ-5 Christmas jeep from Sandy, Oregon.
I bet this is one of the earliest Santa-in-a-jeep photos.
“1941- Santa Clause uses jeep to bring presents to troops at the Quartermaster Replacement Center at Camp Lee, Virginia.”
View all the information on eBay
Runs. Has some unusual lights.
“I have a 1949 Willy’s that has a strong running V8, power steering, and power brakes! It is hard to find a 49 Willy’s in this good of condition, it has little to no rust, and is a great off-road jeep. This is a must see for the collector or just the ordinary jeep enthusiast!”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/5368854701.html
Looks solid.
“serious inquires only email with phone number and the owner will call you back for all your question totally restored and needs a new home”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/5369012901.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2500.
May have some value.
“I have for sale a 1942 Ford GPW WWII Jeep. The body is extremely rusted. It has an engine that is a later flathead willys engine that runs, no brakes. It has a cj2a steering sector. This is a list of Ford F marked parts: grill, left fender, right fender, radiator, hood hinge, t84 transmission, transfer case, headlight buckets, headlight swing arms, blackout grill lights, bell crank, GPW Glove box data tags, and tool box lids. The data plate, frame and clear title in my name have the same serial numbers. The front and rear axles are GP marked. The wheels are civilian willys. I put a gasket on the thermostat housing and it is seeping. The engine has 641087 –l-w10-a n1-cr-n2 on the block. Serial number on engine is 35234; this is all I could make out. The engine manifold has an ear broken off of it at the carb. Looks like a dj3a manifold. The head has 16h5 on it. The starter is an Autolite number mz 4163 3f and the generator is an Autolite number GDZ 6001E 3F. I am asking $2500 for it.”
