UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
It’s got some updates.
“V6. Call for info”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
(02/14/2014) Some unusual mods on this custom flattie.
“Built from the ground up, litterally. Everything is custom made.Too much to list. Don’t contact me unless you are a serious buy”
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **Status Unknown**
Listed as a 1952, it looks later to me.
“The truck has been in the family over 35 years. No mud or rust. (slight surface rust) runs, needs jumped has bad battery. All original equipment and glass. price is firm.”
UPDATE: Was $3900. **SOLD**
“Up for auction is my SUPER RARE 1963 Willys 4×4 Jeep FC-170 forward control pickup truckwith full light bar. It has a desirable, 6-cylinder motor that was rebuilt 10 years ago. It has a manual transmission. The Jeep has been garaged and has not been run in the last 5 years due to the clutch going out. It needs brake work. I have not tried to start it since I parked it a few years ago. There are small, minor rust spots at random around the vehicle; also, the floor pans on driver’s and passenger sides needs work. This vehicle has always been garaged. This would be fantastic as a restoration project, or to do some work and drive around as it is now!
UPDATE: Was $2200. **SOLD**
Given the warn winch and the power locks, this might be worth a look.
“The jeep is in fair condition with some TLC required. There is some rusting and some dents in the body. Needs brake job on the 11 inch brakes. It runs, is drivable and oily. Jeep has a Warn winch, Power lock front differential, power track lock rear differential, full roll cage, like new soft top and many spare parts. If you are looking for a restoration project or a woods/ mud vehicle you should come check out this jeep. Worth more for parts than the asking price.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
May have some parts value.
“A Willy’s Jeep (MB?) for sale to anyone offering a reasonable amount. This would make a great winter restoration project or as parts for a Willys owner. Willing to let it go to anyone willing to offer a reasonable amount at or above scrap price. Not sure of exact year as selling from afar, but if questions will get answers.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This is a project.
“1952 Willys Jeep, rolling chassis, set up for a small block chevrolet motor, muncie 4-speed transmission, Lakewoood bell housing,sachs clutch and pressure plate,168 tooth GM flywheel,radiator and electric fan,fenderwheel headers and mufflers,1975 rear end and front end with 4.26 gears”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
Listed as a CJ-6, this looks more like a CJ-7 body.
“New just took out of box 1986 jeep CJ6 fiberglass body”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
It’s a project or parts vehicle.
“48 Willys Jeep project or parts not running, engine & driveline will rotate, complete new gasket kit clean title. $500”
UPDATE: Was $300. **SOLD**
This Willys powered power unit has potential.
“Vintage 1944 WWII aircraft generator. This generator was running 10 years ago. Currently turns over, but we have not tried to start it. Has been dry garage stored for 30+ years.
Four cylinder Jeep Willy’s engine capable of generating 120V, and also 400Hz. There is a separate Chrysler starter motor (attached to flywheel) that can be hooked to a 6V battery for easy starting. A small hand crank for starting is also included.
It is a 2.5kW 400Hz aircraft generator, but has been modified for 120v 60Hz output on one outlet.
We do not have any manuals or paperwork for this unit. The manual is available via:
http://www.military-info.com/mphoto/P112.htm
The manual is: TM 11-975 Power Unit PU-35/U (17 November 1944); 53 pages, 28 illus.
Dimensions on this unit are 47″ length x 22″ width x 38″ height. It is on small metal wheels. This would easily fit on a small trailer. A winch and set of ramps with careful management of the generator could be possible for one individual. It is very heavy though!
If this ad is posted, the generator is available. More photos available on request. Cash upon pickup.”