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UPDATE: **SOLD ** Was $10,000
Not the deal of a lifetime and not all original, but could have some good value.
“IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A ONCE IN A LIFETIME DEAL! YOU FOUND IT.
RUNS GREAT, DRIVES GREAT, LOOKS GREAT. ORIGINAL MILITARY ISSUED WILLY’S JEEP, HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION. PLEASE CALL IF INTERESTED.”
Engine smokes some. It’s missing parking lights.
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/5022114335.html
“1949 CJ-3A for sale. 4 wheel drive. Original 4 cylinder engine and 3 speed manual transmission with high/low transaxle. Stock 6 volt electrical system with generator. The following has been replaced new in the last 3 years:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3250.
Seller will not reply to any number outside a 406 prefix, but does have email.
“1957 Willys FC150. Nice original body, not a lot of rust, was stored inside for years. Missing the transmission, transfer case, radiator and undoubtedly some small parts but is basically complete and sound. Box floor is good, glass is good enough to use, etc. I bought this out of an auction in Livingston last summer and was going to try to restore it but I recently bought an FC170 that is pretty nice so I’m going to do that one. I also have 3 Willys pickups and a CJ3A. Enough Willys projects for now.
This is $3250 as it sets. It can stay in my storage for free until July 1st, then it either has to go away or you start paying storage of $25 a month, which is what they charge me.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
GPW with some CJ parts.
“1942 Military Jeep for sale. Naturally, I have the full title. It runs great and is driven weekly. Most major systems have been rebuilt including brakes, steering, frame, etc. It has the “F” Ford symbols throughout the entire vehicle. The front grille has been replaced with a CJ2A grille by a previous owner.
Would be a great project for someone who wants to finish out the body for a full restoration. I have a full history of this partial restoration.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
Neither runs nor is complete.
“Only have title to the fc it’s 4×4 manual ruff but nearly complete head is off the motor built on the m-38 frame or cj3a not exactly sure idk anything about it I traded for this
Wills doesn’t have title top is homemade but decent doors are in there motor is in the back of the fc believe its good and trans and t-case in back of the jeep missing drive shafts and hood
I traded for this and do not know anything about it
Not sure what to price these at but rather trade for a car truck dirtbike 4 wheeler or bumper pull camper or car trailer maybe a working car truck or cool project car truck”
There’s some stock jeep here. It’s missing some parts though.
“We have a 48 willys cj-2a that needs paint. Has a couple of hole that will need patched. Otherwise solid. Motor runs and is still a 6 volt system. You don’t find many of these that are still this close to stock. Will here all offers has clean title”
http://greatfalls.craigslist.org/cto/5022310275.html
Odd thing.
“CHECK OUT one of a kind LiL WILLYS jeep. POOR LiL fella is desperately seeking a rear end. Without one of those,( LiL WILLY won’t go..) His LiL rear is hoping to be no wider than- 55″or 56″ and lug pattern 5×4.5″ LIL Willy wants to thank You for helping with this project”
http://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/pts/5001024920.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8500. Seems to be missing a cap on the rear axle.
“An American icon and always an old friend close to be a complete original jewel.”
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/5022006397.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550.
(03/08/2015) No drive train.
“46 CJ 2A Willy’s Jeep NO MOTOR NO TRANNY NO TITLE”
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Jason Monday and I next to his M-677.
Our goal for Tuesday was to stay dry. It wasn’t easy to achieve, because it rained hard at times!
As planned, we began the day with Tacos at Titas Taco House in Humble. Once again, they were awesome. This time I got to watch them make the corn tortillas. Their dough station sat just behind their serving station. They were pretty much rolling and cooking them as they served them. You can’t get any fresher than that!
Front doors of the Texas Prison Museum.
With breakfast finished, we headed for the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville. Apparently, Huntsville is the prison city and for more than a half century hosted the prison rodeo. It was a big hit for the city economically and people from all over came to spectate. Even some stars arrived to participate. One of the more odd events was the Monday Grab. A bag of cash was strapped to the neck of a bull. The prisoner who could grab the money and hand it to an official won the money. We saw some video and it was a wild event! The rodeo ended in 1986.
Inside the museum.
Ann seemed to enjoy seeing me inside a cell.