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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(02/22/2014) At least some of this might be DJ-3A, given the year and the solid back.
“1956 Willys Jeep for sale. New rims /& tires. New shocks. New stabilizing bar. It has an tan top. New electric radiator fan. Original 4cyl. 12volt. Weekend driver. No help needed with sale”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $7900.
(11/24/2013) This looks like a good price package.
“Korean War-era M38A1 Jeep and M100 Trailer for sale. Set has been stored under cover since 1980 with only operation to keep it maintained. Runs smoothly and starts well. New valve gasket installed. No rust. Oregon registration. Recent radiator rodding. Recent complete lube, fluid, belts, brakes, headlights, headlight wiring harness, trailer wiring harness. New military trailer electrical cable, new headlights on jeep, new military canvas top, excellent trailer canvas cover and center bar. New backseat and cushions. All gauges work. Comes with new, in-the-box military turn signal set for M-series military vehicles (not installed) and conversion yellow light covers as well as conversion red lens for rear lights. Comes with new military door safety straps and fittings (not installed).”
Buz found this photo from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He writes, “This is Poe Motor Company a Plymouth/Desoto dealer, the building still stands, maybe one day I can get a photo of my CJ3A in front of it, I believe the building is now a restaurant.” The Poe Motor Company name is painted across the windshield.
The second pillow case with a jeep in two days. These clearly weren’t one-offs. There must have been a basic pattern or some kind of history behind them.
“Up for bid is a Tennessee Army Maneuvers 1943 To My Wife Poem Pillow Cover Tank Jeep Cannon Eagle etc. Images and writing on the cover are raised felt like material. No stains, color variation in the photos is due to the flash hitting the folds and wrinkles. In very good condition for its age.”
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Fine looking jeep as is, but looks restorable to stock as well.
“I have been working on this project since 2007. Original motor has been rebuilt and everything works excellent. Jeep has been sitting for past 4 years and is ready to go hunting. I have over $5,800 invested and would like to sell it to someone who appreciates this old Willy. Give me a call and you can come take a look.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/4360056735.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price
“First picture is a 1946 willys cj2a, second picture is a 1953 willys m38a.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
“This is a CJ3a in great shape.
Floors and hat channels are very solid.
No motor, trans or transfer case.
Original Dana 44 rear and Dana 25 front axles.”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $4500.
“600 miles since complete rebuild. Has jeep transfer and differentials. Many new and used parts extra for it. ( springs, heater, metal roof and doors, axles , differentials.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
No title. There appears to be value.
“1948 Willys CJ2A. Too many projects and this one has to unfortunately go. Would be good to restore or for any way you would like. No title, bill of sale only. No title record in SC so a SC title can be obtained. $1500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200
“1942 Ford Jeep. Was running when stored 3 years ago. Hooked charger to battery and it turns over. Has canvas cover frame. Was used as a hunting rig. Has tow bar and wired in tow lights. Has one original metal rifle/machine gun scabbard next to seat.
Ready for restoration or some cleanup and work and great for hunting. Lost title but have signed State bill of sale.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“1942 GPW Ford Jeep. Very rough but restorable. $1200.
CJ2 Parts jeep. Good Tub. $500
Bill of sale only.
Phone Calls Only. No emails or texts. They go direct into the junk file. Sorry, just too many gamers out there.”
No pics, but it is dissembled.
“Willys Kaiser, 1955 M38A1. Have title and most all of the original parts. Completely disassembled and motivated to sell. Will not sell parts. Runs well with no patch work. Must see, in good condition and mostly primered. Asking $3,500. Serious inquiries only.”