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Neither has a title.
“I’m selling my two 1951 m38 willys jeeps. The green one has ran recently and has a ford 2.0 liter engine working 4wd and fairly new tires. The other one has a flathead engine and transmission removed mainly good for parts no titles but will give bill of sale trades possible”
http://killeen.craigslist.org/cto/5119990734.html
UPDATE: **Still Available**
(10/17/2014) Runs and drives, but needs a little more work.
“I have a 49 Willys that runs and drives strong. Mostly original. I resurfaced the head rebuild the tranny. L134 with t90 and t18. Put 11″ disc breaks on the front Dana 25 and stock breaks on rear Dana 44. Axles out of a 63 jeep,regeard with 4.27 ring and pinions. Axles have been fully rebuild with new everything. New Solex carb. Compression on all cylinders in between 95 and 110. Great running little jeep. Upgraded steering box off 78 CJ5. 1″ super lift soft springs. I have a mostly finished military arctic top that’s been sanded down and sprayed with raptor liner. Just need some door and window seals. Has heater. Aluminum radiator. Top speed is 62 mph on down hills slope, does 55 on flat ground. Asking 8 but will consider reasonable offers.
Give me a call or text if interested..”
This photo celebrated the arrival of Pinky Tomlin‘s west coast “Camel Caravan” show. It included an escort of five jeeps and two command cars. The article appeared the June 12, 1942, issue of the Spokesman-Review. The jeep shown has a hood number of 2064482.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
Appears in good shape.
“RARE 1960 Jeep FC-170 DRW!! This is the 6-Cylinder Hurricane Engine Jeep with the Forward Control Cab and is rated at 8,000 lbs! It has Factory Dual Rear Wheels & Four Wheel Drive!
NOT a Cancer Victim! Runs & Drives Beautifully!
Original Vinyl Seats are in Excellent Condition!
Exhaust modified to a Stack. Locking Box Enclosure added to the Back. Comes with Original Tail Gate, Original Wheel for Spare (Has 6 Near-New 235/85R16 Radials Mounted), Tranny Skid Plate and Tire Chains. Has Long-Range 85 Gallon Fuel Tank Installed!
56,019 Original Miles. Buy It and Drive It Home… Even if that is on either coast!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** WAs $8500.
Deserves some better photos.
“1946 CJ2A Willys Jeep for sale – Willys flat head 4 cylinder engine – serious inquiries only. Please email for info and I can provide a phone number if seriously interested for any questions or send your phone number and I can give you a call.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5000.
(05/22/2015) This jeep has a Parkette Body and Bobcat hood.
“This is a running gear from a 1948 CJ2A. The body is completely fiberglass; with a Chevy stock 350cid. Brand new tires, rims, and paint job. Been in storage for 5 years. It’s a awesome old jeep and very light for the sand! It come this the tires next to it.”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/5118997531.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Lots of updates.
“I have for sale a 1952 CJ3A willies, frame, body, and fenders are all original, hood is fiberglass.
Modifications list
Drivetrain:
350 small block chevy with 400cfm carb ment to work best for steep inclines and declines
4 speed manual trans
Dana 18 transfer case fresh rebuild
Front differential Dana 44 with G2 5.13 gears Detroit locker, Chromoly inner and outer axles, and Warn Hubs
Rear differential Shortened Corporate 14 Bolt with G2 5.13 gears, Disc Brake Conversion, Pinion Gaurd, and Detroit locker
Custom Made Drive shafts
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
How about that ‘roll bar’? Looks like a good price.
“Great project. Has a lot of potential. No title but should be real easy to get one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Seller has a video showing it runs. Watch video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlHswIz3LzM
“1949 Willys Jeep Ratrod
-One of a kind, you will not see one like it
-Full custom build, Built professionally by Nefarious Kustoms in Las Vegas Nv
Visit Website – http://www.nefariouskustoms.com/galle. . ./Hot-Rods-and-Classics
-350 sbc
*Holley double pumper carb
*Edelbrock air gap performer intake
*Headers
*Finned valve covers
-350 turbo tranny, Automatic
-Lokar shifter
-Racing steering wheel
-4 link setup in rear
-9 inch Rear end
-Louvered and riveted rear aluminum panel
-Fuel cell in rear
-Omega gauge package, speedo not hooked up
-Custom coilover front suspension
-Custom built front drop axle
-Disc front power brakes
-35 inch tires
This is the show stopper, it draws attention where ever it goes. It is fast and loud. The suspension is done right, very soft to ride smooth. Look over the pictures close to see the detail and time that was put into the front axle, seat, rear panel, engine mount, steering mount. All welding done right and looks great.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550.
“I have an FC 150 in Birmingham, Alabama that I saved it from the crusher a few years ago but have never found time to work on it. I have a bunch of Willys Pickups that keep me busy. VERY Restorable truck taking up space in my shop.”
