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Mark shared this ad. Over all, this looks solid. It likely have a replacement body, as it lacks the faux battery box lid. It does have reverse front springs, so the frame may be original. This also has the King Seely 0-10 early speedometer, which only came with CJ-5s. This does lack the PTO bar in the rear. I think to secure the windshield it is using the Advance Adapter latch kit.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/305465998742470/
“Full nut bolt restoration”
Bill shared this one. It runs, so there should be value here.
https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/d/rocky-hill-1960-jeep-cj5/7669987555.html
“NEEDS PAINT AND TLC. RUNS
BEST OFFER
I HAVE THE TITLE WITH VIN NUMBER”
This has a new steel body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/802801271457934/
“All original 6 volt but was in the process of changing to 12 volt. New steel body from Toledo. First year of the Hurricane 4 cylinder with overhead valves. Frame, engine and transmission were powder coated. Rhino lined on bottom and inside the tub. New wheels and tires. New top in a box has never been installed. Lots of extra parts including original honeycomb radiator.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $9500.
I believe this is Al’s CJ-3B. If so, the Bobcat hood is one he made from the Bobcat/Parkette molds we owned together. He was a straight shooter in all my dealings with him.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/527737292899658
“frame off restore. 302,Ford 4 speed,Hurst shifter. power steering,disc brakesNEW gas tank,stainless steel roll bar,NEW windshield,NEW seats. Bob cat fiberglass hood.NEW radiator.everything is NEW or rebuilt”
Not quite all original, given the bumper, windshield, roll bar and other changes, but still may be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/24121729977418171/
“Miles shows 21,285, not sure if that is original. Jeep is all original aside from tires. Runs and drives as it should”
It runs and drives. Body is a bit rough.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1261700454540106
“1946 cj2a Starts right up Runs and drives Come and get it before it’s gone $3,000 CASH FIRM”
It runs. Listed as a 1955, it looks to be a 1956 or later.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/260577986877099
“This is a CJ3B “high hood” that I had plans to restore. The video is a cold start and she’s cold blooded but runs well when warmed up. It does look like it needs a master cylinder so it currently has no brakes. I don’t have a title to the truck but I’ll write you a bill of sale.”
This has a V8 plus a turbo 400.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1355400165380886
“1948 cj2a willys jeep Small block chevy 400 turbo full cage ps, Chevy master cylinder 31 10.50 15 Mickey thompsons painless fuse box 6500”
Given the Koenig top, maybe there’s some value here?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/869171088123462
“Willys Jeep project car! Disassembled to start renovation, but no time to do it. Have all the parts. Rust in usual places. Hard top. No odometer. Own a piece of history!”
This body has seen some modifications.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/688119123380047
“1940’s jeep willys has winch and snow plow runs needs clutch linkage adjusted needs tires divorced transfer case no title idk the mileage”
