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UPDATE: Was $1950 **Status Unknown**
(04/20/2014) Lots of early stuff on this one.
“1946 Barn Fresh Willy’s jeep. Purchased three vehicles and had to purchase this one with the group. Selling as is. Needs restored.”
It’s a project.
“Here is a 42 ford gpw, this jeep has had alot of work done to it so far and more to follow, I have repaired the body to make it a decent reenactor jeep, the frame is very soild as well, it has all original running gear minus the engine which is a cj2a,I do however have a ford block that will need a complete rebuild to throw in with the jeep, I have, front seats, two f marked fenders, f marked hood, f marked grill,and a few windshields.I am selling the jeep as a project for 3500$ as I continue to work on the jeep and fix parts the price will go up. I have mostly everything for the jeep minus small parts but this is a great start.”
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/4562423251.html
UPDATE: Price now $6200.
(07/10/2014) Looks in good shape.
“CJ3a. This Jeep has been rebuilt and restored. All new metal-floors, fenderwells, sides-from the cowl back. Linex coated inside and out. New electrical, u joints, exhaust. Engine rebuilt. 11” brakes. 12 volt conversion.
This is an unmolested jeep. No lift, no V8. Stock except as described.
It comes with a trailer to haul it on the highway.
I’ve only driven about 900 miles on forest service roads since I finished it last year.
Do not approach me with counteroffers or trades EXCEPT 2000-2008 Chev/GMC cargo van 3/4-1 ton.
I will deliver it to LA for $750“
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/4561975613.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6999.
“Willys Jeep
. 1948 – CJ2A flat fender in awesome condition.
. Original paint with no rust
. Buick 225 V6 engine
. Straight body
. 12 volt battery
. Bucket seats with jump seat in the back with seat belts
. Comes with two tops (bikini and buggy) in excellent condition
. 11” brakes, working heater, and good rubber all the way around
. Tilt wheel, chrome spokes, chrome valve covers, dual exhaust, Rancho shocks
. Warren hubs
A real “jewel” and a steal for this price. I’ve owned it for the last 20 years and it’s been garaged all this time. You wont find another like this in such awesome condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900
Listed as a CJ-3B, the body is more like a CJ-3A (the windshield is 3bish). The hood looks carefully modified.
“Up for sal is my 1954 Willys CJ3B. This jeep had a modified engine when I bought it. Modified to a ford 2.0L engine. I have had this jeep for a couple years and I just don’t drive it enough. New brake cylinders and tires. Upgraded gauges. New hubs. When I bought it, none of the gauges matched so I bought a set. Has a new speedometer. I also put in a new fuse box as this jeep never had one and it worried me. I have had a vehicle catch fire before and it isn’t fun. This jeep is fun to drive. It gets about 27mpg around town.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
(11/30/2013) Looks like lots of work has been done.
“Lots of new parts…
Under the hood:
Head gasket
Manifold gasket
Sparkplug wires
Distributor cap
Points and condenser
Battery
1 barrel carburetor
Fuel pump
Air cleaner (chrome)
Oil filter canister
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
(007/01/2014) Sounds like a good price.
“48 Willy’s tub, frame, trany and t-case, axels
2 windshield frames, 2 hoods, 2 sets of fenders . artic aluminum doors. No grill and no TITLE. $300$ for everything. Any questions TeX or call”
Steve forwarded this gem. This photo and article were published in the February 1952 issue of Mechanix magazine (pg 76). The article highlights two entrepreneurs who decided to provide home tv repair service by refurbishing a trailer into a mobile repair station pulled by a CJ-3A.
UPDATE: **SOLD** WAs $5000.
Looks good, but seller notes it could use a little more work to be really nice.
“1963 Willys Jeep FC 150 with parts. I have almost two sets of extra running gear. There is a hard to find windshield. The 1963 runs drives and stops but could use a restoration to be really nice.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Runs and drives.
“1971 Jeep CJ5 with a Willy’s F134 four cylinder motor. Runs excellent, starts easy, new battery, rear seat, 3 speed, good tires, 4wd works great. It is located 10 miles east of Newburg near Hatfeild. If interested please call”
