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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
“Little CJ2A runs great (original 4 cylinder hurricane engine) lots of new parts. Needs tub (fixed or replaced) needs seats and seat frames, fuel tank, windshield. Currently non- oped $1,000 firm. NO low ballers or please don’t respond”
I just purchased this booklet. One of the pages it includes is a sales breakdown. I thought it was pretty interesting. I don’t have a year yet for this document.
UPDATE: Was listed at $3500. **SOLD**
“It’s got a new gas tank and fuel line, a new water pump, and a new battery. points and condenser ..there’s some red naugahide for the seats but I never got around to installing…kinda got on the back burner”
It’s not one-of-a-kind, but looks in good shape.
“One of a Kind Mitsubishi Right hand drive. This Jeep was made in Japan, street legal, good shape, 4 cylinder, 3 speded transmission, runs great.
Send me a text or give me a call with any questions or offers. I am open to trades and negotiating the price.
Price: $10,000
City: Calexico
State: CA”
http://www.sellajeep.com/jss/sale/adj068/adj068.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was priced at $3000.
(09/13/2014) It will run on propane or gas.
“This jeep is perfect for the deer lease or to restore. This jeep can run on gas or propane. This jeep runs very well. Make me an offer before deer season is here.”
Mark listed this over at jeeptruck.com.
“1961 Willy’s Pick Up –
Original Super Hurricane engine- 4 Wheel Drive works
New in the last two years-
Tires
Alternator
windshield wipers
wiring
brand new clutch
Fuel Pump
Radiator
Diamond Plate Bed
Has Inspection
Runs great, fun truck, great project truck.
Starts right up, drives great.
Price: $ 5,000 OBO
City: Mamaroneck
State: NY”
http://www.sellajeep.com/jss/sale/adj063/adj063.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $3500.
It’s a project that might be worth a look.
“I am selling a 1963 Willy CJ-5. This is an all original Jeep that I have owned and rebuilt.
I bought it from a farm in Northborough, MA several years ago and did a basic restoration. I wanted to decorate it in US Navy style and researched how Navy Jeeps were painted to have her decorated as a military Jeep. Navy Jeeps were a little different than the ones the Army used but helped the Navy & Marines get where they needed to go.
I have been unable to drive it lately and would like to sell her to someone who appreciates it as much as I do. She drives like a basic jeep and starts right up. She has been sitting for the past few years while I was overseas. She needs a little TLC so I want to state this is not a showroom condition vehicle.
I cut off all the rusty metal and redid the floors when I rebuilt her…..She is road worthy but still could use some final touches to make her even better. She is in need of a tune-up and the muffler has seen better days…..Overall I would rate her as a condition “3” on a scale from 1 -5.
I have driven her around the local area and all who saw her were thrilled to see a 50 yr old original jeep riding around town.
I have made sure that she is “all original ” and only added parts that were original to the Jeep. No aftermarket add-ons or other accessories. She runs strong and has lots of life in her.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
It runs and drives.
“This is a pretty decent old Jeep, which I bought to fix up but now need to move due to other projects. I bought it from a man who was selling off his grandfather’s ranch vehicles – he therefore couldn’t tell me anything about it, but it appears that the Jeep received quite a bit of attention from someone about 30 years ago, when the last plates expired: the motor appears to have been rebuilt, new wiring installed, the drivers seat recovered, etc. Again, that was 30 years ago, but the motor (if it was rebuilt) makes this Jeep worth it alone. It runs very smoothly and burns no oil, which backs up appearances. I have tried to get it adjusted to run well but it could still use a little fine-tuning, carb-wise.
The drivetrain sounds good (no ugly bearing/gear noise). The tires all match, have lots of tread, good tubes in them, but they are weather-checked. I do have a set of mounted new tires for $500 if the buyer wants them. The body is rusty in places but complete and not a basket-case. There is no top, but my friend has a vintage aluminum, wool-insulated top that fits this Jeep that he’d sell cheap. The battery is new, and the charging system works great. The engine keeps cool and has good oil pressure and, dare I say, no leaks. This Jeep has the rare and expensive factory PTO which is hooked up to a winch, which is probably junk – I have not tried to get it working.
Last winter I got the master cylinder to hold pressure and then gave up on the brakes without really trying, so it needs brakes. Other than that, it needs the lights wired up, and it should be ready to go. That’s about all I can say since I haven’t really driven it around. Prospective buyers can drive it around my block and into the parking lot next door to feel it out.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7000.
(06/09/2013) Body is fiberglass. Lots of updates.
“This is a Beautiful Willys Jeep, has a full fiberglass body (no rust), painless wiring harness, fuel cell, power steering and brakes has a soft top and bikini top.
The Drive-train, 225 Buick Dauntless V6 Odd-fire (more torque than a V8), SM420 4 speed, T18 twinstick transfer case with original axles, i have a set of Dana 44 front and rear from a wagoneer for it that i have not installed but may be able to sell with jeep, it has 31″ good year wrangler and american racing wheels there is 5 the spare matches and is brand new.
This is the cleanest jeep you will find it is ready to drive home, runs and drives great.
Call Text or Email for more info or pictures 816-838-2595 NO TRADES”
http://www.sellajeep.com/jss/sale/adj070/adj070.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400
“This is a very nice original Jeep accessory. You simply remove your gate, drop the extension into place and move your gate to the back. There are also two braces that attach to the drawbar. You can pick up the extension ten miles east of Hershey, PA. Please email if interested and thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
It includes a hardtop.
Ok… Here it is. I as selling my Willys Jeep. It has been my daily driver for the last 2 years and runs great.
It has the Dauntless V6 with the T-90 tranny connected to a Dana 18. I believe it has the axles from a late 60’s to early 70’s CJ-5. The Dana 27 front and Dana 44 rear. It’s running 3.73 gears. It will do 75 on the freeway. Power steering. The intake is leaking oil, I have the gasket, just haven’t got around to changing. It only leaks when it’s running anyway.
I have a hard top for it with the doors. I put it on for the winter. It has a heater.
It’s running on 35’s. Can’t think of anything else right now. $3500 is the price . It’s a good deal just look around. Running, Driving ’43 Jeep with Hard top. Oh, it has collector plates… never need tabs. Title in hand.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
The engine’s not a flathead, as the seller indicates, but it is supposed to have been rebuilt. This might be worth a look for parts.
“I am trying to help my dad sell this Jeep. He had intentions to build but never got around to it. Approximately 1952. Has rebuilt L4 flat head engine. Needs tires, brakes, & rear drive shaft. Engine has never been ran since rebuild. $700 obo”
