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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
Glenn spotted this hardtop for sale.
“Willys m38 arctic top for sale. I believe it’s all there to mount. I believe this will also fit a cj2a and cj3a. Some of the windows are cracked there’s some rust/rot on the sliding windows. These are hard to find!!! 400 firm”
I could really use that tail gate … hmmm
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/203981225602804
“Willys jeep bobcat fiberglass body”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Seller indicates this needs some work.
“1951 CJ 3 A Project Jeep. Runs good! New tires, seats, gauges, steering wheel, battery, and muffler system.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/15/2023) Looks in pretty good shape. Includes an overdrive and PTO? I see a pic with the PTO, but no sign of the OD.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/751326006577337
“46 Willies CJ2A. 231 V6. New battery, radiator, carburetor, ignition, headlights, fuel tank, and fuel lines with filters. Runs great. Has been in doors for many years. Rough around the edges with some light body damage over the years. Comes with a roll bar and soft top with doors and an overdrive to add on. Still working on electrical for light and dash system. Not interested in negotiating since it’s coming into car season and I can sell it later.”
This is listed as a 1945 CJ-2A. The frame lacks frame horns and does not appear it ever had them. The windshield is not from a ’45. This appears to have a later frame, though someone has installed a 2A grille. Note the break and clutch pedal mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/938038034060723/
“1945 willys jeep cj2a. $4900. not running. No title. Minor rust, hard to find in this condition. Excellent restoration project.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Roger shared this FC that has a derelict “house body” on it.
“1963 FC 170 jeep 4×4 with chevy engine complete Has a house body which is no good. Price is firm ,has title welcome to see this vehicle between 8 to 5 at dales auto parts in homosassa fl”
This Oceanside, California, CJ-5 pulled a tram that transported fishing enthusiasts onto the wharf. My guess would be that is was owned by San Diego County.
View all the information on eBay
“Rare original postcard.”
This photo was posted back in 2011 by Bill Grist. I can’t tell if the rear portion is a connected via pivot point (aka trailer) or if it is one solid six-wheeler. It’s a unique setup for sure.
Caption: Marsalies,,France 1945 With 1928a1 Thompson SMG… Credit: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/docs-paper-items-photos-propaganda/share-your-allied-photos-59054-4/?fbclid=IwAR08CFMQy_8C67tXtceD881Xbzmy7Q8Ba-MvRUECsBWn-BBNBU7S-cNLpG0
This jacket was spotted in a Yakima (WA) store by a PNW4WDA member (I just missed out on purchasing it). The club was from my home town of Renton.
There was a family a couple blocks from us that belonged to this club (something I remember as they had a cute girl my age … we both went to the same elementary school). I don’t recall this ever being a very big club, so this is a pretty rare find.
This one is in great shape.
https://classiccars.com/listings/view/597044/1957-jeep-fc-150-for-sale-in-mars-pennsylvania-16046
“1957 Jeep Willys FC-150
Frame off full restoration and the finest example of this kind of 3/4 ton truck in the world. Museum quality. drives and runs better than 1957. great eye catcher for an advertising vehicle. Numbers matching everything engine, trans, frame, etc.
No trades please!”
This has an extensive list of mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/746963376886731
“1947 Jeep Willy’s. Fully restored. Factory flathead 4 cylinder with 3 speed tranny. 4.88 gears with a locker in the rear. Truck will go through anything. It’s got a 3 inch lift with 32×11.50×15. Painted a few years back. Truck is in great shape for how old it is. Full description in pictures.”
With 15 hours to go, the current price on this modified FC-150 is $39,000.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1957-willys-fc-150-2/
“This 1957 Willys Jeep FC-150 was refurbished under previous ownership in 2016 and acquired by the selling dealer in February 2023. Work during the refurbishment involved installing a GM Vortec 4.3-liter V6, a TH400 three-speed automatic transmission, a Dana Spicer dual-range transfer case, Dana 44 axles, a locking rear differential, and a hydraulic cab tilt mechanism. A front disc brake conversion was completed, the truck was repainted in the current shade of metallic silver with orange flame motifs, and the interior was overhauled with replacement upholstery. Additional equipment includes U.S. Wheel 15″ steel wheels, manually locking front hubs, B&M shifters, and an Edelbrock intake manifold and carburetor. This FC-150 is now offered with refurbishment records and a clean Oregon title.”
