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I’m assuming this photo was prior to reassembly.
“Ramsey 105A PTO for Willys Model M-38 / M-38A1 Military Jeep 1949-1952. Completely rebuilt: New bearings, seals output shaft, sprocket, and chain.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/jss/parts/adjp744/adjp744.html
UPDATE: Was $1500. **SOLD**
The body sure looks good.
“This is a disassembled 1946 CJ 2A. Its nearly 100% complete. Its missing the engine block (strange, I know), but all the internals are here.
This is a super clean tub with NO RUST. The grill and fenders are in outstanding condition. The hood does have some Bondo on it. I can only tell from the cracks.
The T90 transmission and D18 transfer case are included. I also have the drivelines. The frame is outstanding! The colmn and steering gear box are good condition.
This thing needs to be assembled…thats it. $1500 obo
With a full price offer, I’ll include a second rolling frame (no rust) that is setup for a SBC. I’ll also include the adapter for a SBC. Additionally, I’ll include a second transmission, radiator, drivelines, and misc other parts.”
No pics provided.
“4 wheel drive. All original. Was running good when parked 15 years ago. Needs total restoration. ”
No pics provided.
“1952 CJ3a (from Washington State) with 289v8, headers, 3spd with warn Od, ps, locking hubs, 8k warn winch, tow bar, new top, roll bar, new bucket seats, 2 gas tanks, swing out spare, electric wipers, 10″brakes, recored radiator, titled.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(07/02/2014) With upgraded brakes and motor, this could be a nice little jeep with some work.
“This is a 1946 Willys Overland CJ2A, its the first production run of civilian Jeeps after the War. This Jeep has stock running gear except for 11″ brakes from a Wagoner and a 153 ci. 4cyl. Engine from an early Chevy Nova. The engine has low miles and was built by Napa in Grass valley. This Jeep runs very good and stops very good. The body is solid and has only surface rust on primer. Jeep comes with a spare tire and a soft top and doors. It has brand new Bridgstone AT tires on white spoke wheels. It has hanging peddles and master cylinder from an early Chevy truck. It also has a heater- defogger from early Chevy. Jeep has clear title and is currently non-opted. E-mail or Text me with your contact information.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/13/2014) No title.
“1948 willys jeep cj2A with cj3b f-head motor, 3 speed t-90 with 4 wheel drive, high and low gear, no title. frame is solid, body has a couple rot spots. Needs starter or starter end cap, shift forks, and fuel pump seal, and seats. “
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/bar/4720903297.html
UPDATE: Was ‘Make Offer’. Now Status Unknown.
(04/06/2014) Looks like it may have been a Shrine club jeep.
“1949 Willys Jeepster
134 CU IN 4 cylinder engine
60 hp
3 speed manual transmission w/overdrive
Drum brakes”
UPDATE: Still Available
(05/28/2014) Here’s a true barn find, but at a restored price.
“1946 jeep willy CJ 2 with trailer an extra rear seat. Parked in barn for winter 30 years ago an there it stayed. When parked it ran an 4/4 worked. It’s dirty an dusty. There is one rust hole I seen on passenger floor board. Time for someone else to enjoy!“
http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/cto/4715907067.html
You’ll never find this unique piece of Willys equipment in a Special Equipment Catalog. It was featured in the May 1955 issue of Willys News. It has some type of geared pulley system for raising and lowering the scaffolding. OSHA approved? I wonder how many scaffolds they produced and sold . . .
This Acme Newspicture photo shows the first jeep and trailer to enter Slovenia. A soldier demonstrates the field technique for lifting a trailer with a railroad tie so his buddy can change a flat tire. I do not have an exact date this was published, but it can be seen at the fulton history site.
