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Here’s a panel truck project out of Delaware that Steve spotted. No title.
“1962 Willys Panel Truck
No title but you can get one through the DMV
Can use for restoration or parts
Does not run
Needs some TLC”
http://delaware.craigslist.org/cto/4879247201.html
This project has a civilian or replacement body.
“M38 Willys jeep
Ford small block v8
4 speed top loader trans
Cj narrow trac axles
Seats are not bolted in needs to be rewired I stripped out old wireing
Has good title
Please call or text ”
http://fortsmith.craigslist.org/cto/4879757236.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Needs works of some kind, but sure looks solid.
“83 v-6 conversion needs a few minors to be complete title in hand 1,000”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $600.
Seller thinks that tailgate will fit on a FC-170, but it would require some bending I think.
“Selling a pair of bed fenders and tailgate off a 1959 Jeep Fc 170. Should fit all years of FC-170’s and Fc-150’s. May fit Willys Pickup also. Fenders and tail gate are in great condition, no rust, fresh paint. You wont find any better then this! Cash only NO TRADES!!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
Some value here.
“This is a willys flat fender tub and front end its in fairly good shape for its age .. The front end has some cracks in the metal but no major rust just surface.. The tub has some rust both surface and a bit of rust thru the metal but not bad still has solid floors… All of it for 800.00”
UPDATE: Was $750. **SOLD**
Looks like a parts jeep.
“body and frame with running gear excpt the engine. Frame is in good shape and the front of the body is good and the back of body needs some patching. Aso have a cj-2 frame with a v-8 mercury flathead engine mounted in the frame if interested for a extra price. also I have a title for each frame.”
UPDATE: Was $185. **SOLD**
Looks in good shape.
“1950/52 Willy’s flat fender jeep hood.
Raised design for air filter clearance. Silver color. Fiberglass. Front latches not included. Hood ONLY.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
(12/18/2014) It’s got a dual PTO.
“1956 willys jeep, not running, got it to crank over a while back so motor isn’t frozen. Pto winch on the front bumper, and I have a roll bar and a full canopy with doors to go with it. All original as far as I know, just needs some tlc to get going. I hate to sell it, but have owned it almost ten years now hoping to get around to fixing it up one day, but never got the time and work has been slow and I could use the cash.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300
This has rear full floating hubs. May be a mix of parts.
“runs and drives. 4×4 works,good clutch,new military tires.”
This April 14, 1941, article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette shared an article about “American-China” support of the army’s new Blitz Buggy, a Bantam BRC-40.
