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This jeep is part of an estate sale.
“1943 Ford GPW
Decommissioned.30 cal
Legible identification plates
Rebuilt GPW engine with approximately 50 miles
Restored 10 years ago
New tires (military) battle rims
Many original F bolts
This is an estate sale and serious inquiries only.
Sale is as is and final buyer must pick up, no delivery.”
http://scranton.craigslist.org/cto/4804972340.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,000.
“1959 WILLYS JEEP 1387 PRODUCED , Approximately 87 left in existence. This rare beast runs and drives perfectly and needs nothing with the exception of minor body work. this would make a great museum piece or a really cool swamp buggy if your looking for something built that no one else has,or a great work horse. buyers responsibility to have it shipped but it can be driven. low opening bid, low reserve no reasonable offer refused.”
This runs and drives.
“1963 Jeep cj5 with inline-6 ford falcon motor, t90 3 speed transmission and twin stick dana18 transfercase. the motor was completely rebuilt, new warn locking hubs, new master cylinder, remanufactured holley 1904 carburetor, rear seat, and some other little stuff, 32×12.5 tires. The jeep doesn’t look like much, soft top is rough so it definitely needs some work cosmetically but as far as running goes it starts right up and runs great so you can fix it up if you want or just have fun with it as it is. ”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/4805216522.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250.
“Mail Jeep Right Hand Drive
82,700 actual miles, never tripped
2 wheel drive 3 speed auto 4 cylinder.
7000 on new used motor new brakes, new radiator, Carburetor, Master cylinder and each wheel cylinders are new. New starter, battery is a year old. Trans does leak a bit. uses no oil.
All lights work. Parking brake works.
50% tires or more
GREAT STARTER FOR RURAL CARRIER SUB. TO GET GOING ON A ROUTE. ”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3450
(12/31/2013) This appears to have a few customizations.
“For sale 56 willys jeep
-has a ford 302 rebuilt carb unknown miles
-factory transfer case and transmission 3 speed
-re painted chevy orange and body work, the inside tub has been rhino lined, installed aftermarket led brake lights
-I rewired it with a small fuse block, new gauges, all lights work
– the brakes have been completely redone with new hard lines and steel braided lines, pads, brake cylinders, drums..
– now has Tacoma bucket seats that I have yet to mount
– it needs a new front locking hub on the passenger side and steering linkage gone through, the steering has play”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4804717600.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Motor runs.
“1955 Willy’s Wagon. 4×4 snowplow included. Flat head 6. Manual transmission. Barn find. I installed a new electric fuel pump,battery and got it started, does need tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Looks like it has a tow package on the back. Some good parts value if nothing else.
“1969 FC150 Jeep with winch. Mechanics Special.”
It’s a project with an f-head.
“1946 Jeep CJ-2A in restorable condition. It is what you would expect an unrestored 68 year old jeep to be. But it could be the ultimate jeep if you are jeep lover looking for a project. I bought it a couple of months ago and just don’t have the time for this project. The CJ-2A was the first jeep sold to the public, and 46 was the second year it was made. At some point the motor was swapped to the Hurricane straight 4 cylinder. It has a hood scoop to accommodate the taller head. It is not running and I don’t know any history on it. The tires are dry rotted and the right front studs were cut to remove the wheel. It was stored inside for the last four years. Text for more info.”
http://northmiss.craigslist.org/cto/4803074283.html
Not running at the moment.
“1960 Jeep CJ-3B in restorable condition. I bought it a couple of months ago and don’t have time for this project. It was running 4 years ago, but the gas tank rusted out. It has been stored inside for 4 years. I bought a new battery, fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel pressure regulator. I hooked up the battery and spun the motor over, but haven’t had time to mess with it since. The 3B was the only Jeep made with the tall grill and hood. It has the Hurricane straight four cylinder.”
http://northmiss.craigslist.org/cto/4803086566.html
UPDATE: Was $500. **SOLD**
No drive train.
“I have a 1953 Willys cj 3a for sale. No engine or transmission. Rolls and steers. Was going to build it to go camping with but I have other projects and no time. No title but I have the number to a title service.”
