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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450
(09/15/2013) Parts jeep.
“1949 Willys CJ-3a Jeep for sale. This is a project. No engine, transmission, transfer case. or hood. Has fenders, grill, and windshield. Needs lots of work or part out. Tub is rusty but I’ve seen much worse get fixed. Have title and matching vin tag. Might be a good rockcrawler project, Jeep rat rod, fix up and putt around, or?”
Charles spotted this trencher photo at the Jalopy Journal.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-428585-p-112.html
MIke spotted this electric four passenger jeep in Key West, Florida. He notes they rent for only $160/24 hours.
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $2500. Now listed in Boise.
(10/04/2013) Two of the photos are old, but it sure looks like a nice jeep. I’ve never seen those Buick valve covers. This jeep is only 2 hours away from me. If I had a box of money, I’d grab this one.
“1948 Jeep CJ2A
Buick Odd fire V6 with a 4 speed transmission and a Dana/Spicer 18 transfer case, locked Dana 44 rear and a Dana 25 front axle with 5.38 gears.
Warn 6000 lb winch, 32×9.50 15 Super Swamper TSLs with less than 1000 miles, Power steering with Caddy tilt and telescoping steering column.
With Extras.”
Here’s a dually FC-170, though it’s only running single tires in the rear at the moment.
“1964 Jeep Fc-170 For Sale! Well Maintained, Fully Restored! Vehicle Has Had Only Two Owners. Very Rare To Find. If Interested, Please Contact Lawrence At 734-752-8336.”
http://www.unitedcarexchange.com/a1/1964-Jeep-Other-553608710658
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
“Very nice late war production (June 1945) 1/4 ton Ford jeep. All major components on jeep are original. The frame, engine block, and data plate on glove box all have matching numbers (271418), and because this is a late war composite jeep, the tub is a ACM Type 2 and has serial number 246701.
Jeep has undergone a complete ground up restoration to include; engine completely rebuilt (cylinders oversized .40), transmission rebuilt, transfer case rebuilt, brake system rebuilt, steering system rebuilt, new wiring harness, and both differentials rebuilt. In addition, the floor of the tub was replaced. I have receipts for all the work that was done, including the many new or NOS parts that were purchased for the restoration. I would classify this jeep a motor pool class restoration, not a factory class.
I wonder if that’s the real price or just intended to scare most folks away.
“1951 Stainless steel CJ3A 4×4 Buick V6 373 gears 300 transfr case T176 transmission. Built in approx 1972. Exact replica sized.”
http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/4107530757.html
It isn’t 100% stock, as the bow holders, the original lights, the original windshield, the original parking lights, and fenders have been changed/modified. The gauges look like they have been updated, and the dash has changed a bit. That said, it looks like a fair price if the body is as solid as advertised.
“1947 Willys CJ-2A Jeep
VERY ORIGINAL!
Tub, Drivetrain and Frame are original, and unmolested.
Has factory running boards, heater, PTO and Utility Bumper Hitch.
Starts, runs drives and stops, I use it all the time until the snow flies around town.
Can run it just as it is, or would be an excellent full restoration project.
Front seats in great shape, has a Besttop top with doors that is 2 years old.
Stored in garage always. Tub is solid, floors are original and solid, as is tool compartment under passenger seat. Has new non-directional tires including spare. Has 12 volt charging system, with electric fuel pump.
Call 845-382-1827 for details.”
http://newyork.craigslist.org/wch/cto/4107851032.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
This looks nice.
“For sale is an excellent example of restoration down to the last detail. This ’52 M38A1 is completely restored…like the day it would have shown up in the motor pool. Now ready for service as a real head turner around town or in a parade. Also includes full canvas and side panels also in great condition. Asking $13,500. Additional pics available.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Wow. It doesn’t look like a CJ-B.
“63 jeep cj3b very solid ready for hunting $2000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800
“Willys jeep 1952 cj3a it has bran new 377 with less than 500 miles on it has 35’s on it have paper work on motor was built at bc machine and driveline if you want to know more about it cal”
