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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
This runs and drives. there appears to be some rust on the passenger side.
“For sale 46 willys,Jeep. Engine was replaced with a chevy 153c.i. 4 cyl. used in the Chevy II’s in the 60’s, Has a cast iron four speed transmission, and the standard Dana 18 transfer case. Runs and drives good. I have the doors also.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
This runs.
“Runs good, body fair, MJ3B 4X4 Warn Hubs”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
This M-38A1 includes a warn OD.
“NO DINGS ON BODY AT ALL. RUNS GREAT, CLEAR TITLE”
I thought the fenders on this were interesting. Were there aftermarket fenders like this made?
“1953 Jeep…..Willys Model MD…..Willys Overland Motors, Toledo Ohio…..
Let me begin by saying that this jeep hasn’t been started in 6 or 7 years… When it was parked where it now sits, it was running… How well it was running I don’t really know… It was a family vehicle, that was driven by various people and owned by my late uncle… It was parked in the garage one day, and basically forgotten, and there it sits, lost in time…
So…Please bear in mind, it is not running… The battery is dead, and there appears to be some old fuel still in the tank…
It seems to be complete, albeit kinda beat up…I was told it looked like an M-38 A1 military jeep, but the designation tags that are riveted to the dashboard state it to be a Willys Model MD as I’ve stated in the listing… These tags also show this vehicle as having been manufactured in March 1953…
So…There is a ton of rust, but not any serious rot… The tires are enormous, and seem to be in O.K. shape, but who knows?
I don’t know much about this type of vehicle mechanically, but when looking at the motor, I don’t believe it has been modified or mucked around with too much, but look carefully at the photos, and you be the judge…
The biggest caveat of the whole show would be, that it’s tucked away in a garage, and if you want it, you’ll have to tow it out… I tried to push it towards the door a bit, but was unable to budge it… So…Heave-ho……..”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
They need work and look like it.
“I HAVE TWO 1946 WILLIES JEEP NOT RUNNING BOTH COMPLETE
ONE FOR 3000 OTHER ONE 4000 THEY NEED
WORK BUT COMPLETE AND SOLID”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000
(08/18/2012) The body and frame appear in very good shape. The price is a bit high given it doesn’t run at the moment.
“1943 Willys Jeep numbers correct. has been in covered storage for past 6 years, and was running. Also have additional engine, axles and trans for same year. 623-734-5fourfive0”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/3664295032.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
This appears to be a mix of parts. I’m relieved to know the tool box is NOT attached to the body.
“We have a complete 1949 willys jeep.
Needs restoration looking for $1300 OBO
no title, just for fun
Tool box not included”
It looks like a DJ on top.
“I HAVE A LATE 40’S WILLIYS JEEP FOR SALE. NO DRIVER SEAT, MOTOR LOCKED UP. ALL ORIGIONAL. TWO WILLYS SPARE TIRES. NOT TITLE. ASKING $800.00 OBO. IF INTERESTED CALL WAYNE 336-752-2274. ALL E-MAILS WILL NOT BE ANSWERED SO CALL IF INTERESTED.”
http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/3664033743.html
UPDATE: Pics now provided.
“Willys Jeep Engines, Transmissions, Overdrive
1960: 226 Super Hurrican 6 cyl., complete $200
1955: 134 F Head, complete $200
1948 to 1960 4 cyl. engines and parts – what do you need?
1945 trans, transfer case, military $150
Wagon axles front and rear $250 per set
Pickup axles front and rear $250 per set
Warn Overdrive unit complete $550
Ramsey dual PTO with adaptor T18 $150
Spicer rear PTO with adaptor to T18 $125
Chevrolet V8 to T90 adaptor $80
1960 Willys Wagon Body, complete rolling chassis trans and engine $1800.
John (303) 918-9124”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(12/08/2012) This looks solid, though there are some dents and/or scrapes.
“In great usuable/legal shape, Just have too many toy!
-clear title
-original drive train with Warn overdrive
-134 cubic inch F-head engine w/ less than 500 miles on it.( rebuild by Eagle Machine)
new clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing, while motor was out.
-rebuilt starter
-new water pump
-Optima Red top battery
-new speedometer
-Herculiner bed liner
-all lights work
-2″ Rancho Spring lift
-31X10.50X15 TSL SuperSwamper Tires w/ 80% tread left”
Here are two great nightscape pictures by Rob Cord of the jeep sculpture at Borrego Springs. He owns and operates Driven2Perfection. Rob’s grandparents live near Borrego Springs and he has been visiting the area yearly for thirty years. He’s a Willys nut who has this CJ-2A for sale. Thanks for sharing Rob!
Mark forwarded a linke to Carhenge, an outdoor sculpture just outside Alliance, Nebraska. It turns out a Willys Truck was one of the vehicles used to create it. If we have time, we’ll stop by here and check it out on our way back from the East Coast.
There are a variety of pictures of Carhenge on Flickr. Below is part of one.
