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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500
Bring some clippers or maybe a chainsaw to pull parts from this poor jeep.
“1948 CJ2A Willys Jeep for parts. Frame, longblock with a Kaiser Go-Devil head, trans/transfer case, rear driveshaft, rear axle, radiator, grill. No front axle, body tub or interior. Lots of good parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
(08/16/2015) It’s rough.
“I have a old Jeep that was a hunting buggy my uncle and grandfather used it since before I was born. I don’t think it has been cranked in about 10 years. I had it in a old building on some land we owned. I have sold the land and I would like to sell this as well. I already have a old jeep of my own. This jeep has a spring over lift. It has a home made seat and home made floor. It does need some work but would make a very unique ride for deer camp or mud boggs. It is a rare jeep These jeeps are called a cj3b or high hood Cj.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
(08/23/2015) Looks solid.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ-2A
-New ww2 army green semi-gloss 2-stage paint (painted 2 months ago with a low gloss clear coat), and white vinyl decals.
-Brake system completely overhauled with new brake cylinders, pads, 1 new drum the others were pulled and turned, and brake light switch. The lines were recently replaced with steel lines.
-Mostly new wiring, with new 6v head lights, tail lights and battery.
-Engine starts and runs great. Fires up first time and runs very smooth. It has new plug wires, crankcase vent filter, thermostat, air filter, and coolant pressure cap. Oil pressure stays steady. Does not overheat. All new fluids (engine oil, transmission, differentials, brake, coolant). The engine is the L-134 Go-Devil 4 cylinder, 1 barrel carb. These engines are known to run forever. Runs on regular unleaded pump gas.
This article appeared in the June 9, 1957 issue of the Tuscaloosa News. The photo shows Frank and Helen Schreider , their dog Dinah, and their Ford GPA, La Tortuga. The report covers the period after their Pan American trip. Because of the journey, the Shreiders were elected to the Explorers Club. In the article they tease about going to Indonesia, which of course the eventually did.
This was on eBay.
“1955 Press Photo Willys Jeep Dispatcher Designed for Light Delivery Work
This is an original press photo. Photo measures 9.75 x 8inches. Photo is dated 12-30-1955.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15.
The price looks good for this wagon.
“Metal Jeep collectible. Has 2 surfboards on the roof and a clock under the hood. In perfect condition.”
Looks nice.
“1954 CJ3B for sale in Nantucket blue with F-134 Hurricane Engine. 4 wheel drive 3 speed with 2 range transfer case, all in working order. Jeep has been restored to original condition with original parts from Willys Kaiser Parts. I bought this jeep 3 years ago and I dont use it as much as I wanted too. Would like it to go to someone who has the time to show it off and enjoy it. Asking $10,000 OBO. ”
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/5208094756.html
Dan spotted this nice looking wagon.
“DEALER SHOWROOM CLASSIC WILLYS!!! ORIGINAL MILES!! OWNED BY JEEP SERVICE MANAGER!! INVESTMENT GRADE WILLYS WAGON. I BOUGHT IT OFF THEIR SHOWROOM FLOOR SEVERAL YEARS AGO. UNRESTORED ORIGINAL CONDITION. ORIGINAL INTERIOR!!! ALWAYS STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS LIKE A SEWING MACHINE. IDLES SO SMOOTH AND QUITE YOU CAN BARELY HEAR IT RUN Cool patina, but also easily buff out. Both dealer and myself think it should be left as is. Runs great. Shifts great. Starts great. 4×4 works great. Doors and windows operate great. All door locks work great. Heater works great. Radio works but doesn’t sound great, never did. Original Willys branded floor rubber in darn good condition. All knobs there and work. Everything seems to be intact , original and working. Won’t find a better kept original.
Original dealer installed Warn overdrive works great. Cruise 60 all day long. Warn hubs work smoothly. Stored in climate controlled warehouse and driven occasionally. Might have a couple of more miles from test drives. ”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,560.
It has a few updates, but looks solid.
“46 Willy’s
Very clean jeep in great working condition. This won’t last so come get it before it’s sold…..
Street legal registered until June of 2016
This is fun for the whole family and a great off-road unit as well. If you are looking for a jeep that will increase in value this is it.
Please contact by text or reply to this post by email.”
If interested, put “M-38” in the subject line.
“I have a 1951 Willys M38 for sale.
I was planning a complete restoration but seem to lack the time to do so. This vehicle is street legal.
It has been in the family for quite a long time. I purchased it from a cousin and they used it primarily on their hunting lease in South Texas. It has spent the last 20 years of its life covered in a barn.
After purchasing it, I purchased & installed 2 new batteries, 5 new tubes & tires, windshield, windshield molding, shifter boots, front blackout lights, fuel pump & OE fuel tank & cap. I overhauled the carburetor & flushed the cooling system. I also purchased (but have yet to install) some new steering components & speedometer cable.
This would be a great vehicle for hunting season and some local driving.
Please email me with M38 in the subject line so I know your not spam. ”
http://collegestation.craigslist.org/cto/5206021969.html
