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“Willys 1951 CJ3A. Body off restoration fiberglass body $10K invested 200+hp new everything $7000.00 or best offer”
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“Willys 1951 CJ3A. Body off restoration fiberglass body $10K invested 200+hp new everything $7000.00 or best offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500
Seems like there is value here.
“I have a 1969 Willies Jeep with a seized motor. I am asking $500 or best offer. Give me a call.”
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“Jeep willys cj2a for sale has v6 buick motor”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5800.
(02/28/2014) Nice looking CJ-5.
“Jeep Willys runs and drives well in good shape fun toy also has plow 4×4 great in snow 1961 has had lots of work and upkeep over the years”
UPDATE: Was listed at $2800.
“1943 Ford army jeep with title. Truck was originally purchased after Korean War, painted red now its olive drab is peaking through. It has not ran in years but was parked due to grandpa passing. I want to trade this for a 1/2 ton short wheel base1947-55 chevy truck in an original state other words no v8’s subframes, etc. I want to keep it 6cyl and original front end. Please contact me with what you have. I’ll post a pic of what Im looking for.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $9500.
(12/13/2013) This is a mix of parts, but looks nice.
“This is actually a 1942 Ford GPW Jeep with a MB Willys Slat Grill and engine. Strangely enough, the original owner saw the slat grill and had it titled as a Willys, but the frame serial number is a `42 Ford. It has many “F” Script parts. I have intended to change the grill out and re-title it a Ford, but have been procrastinating on that. I bought it in 2008 and converted it to 12volt. It still needs some work, but it is a good reenacting and parade jeep, which is what I intended its use to be. Several extra parts to go with it including: new rear seat cushions, extra Jerry Can, Garand Rifle Scabbard, OD Tarp, Canvas Windshield Cover, Gussets, Manuals, etc. See the attached photos. I am asking $9,500 OBO.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(02/24/2014) It’s definitely a project.
“Here is a unique project vehicle. 1958 3/4 ton Kaiser Jeep FC-170 Forward Control Pickup. I’ve had this since 2000 but several other projects have taken priority. I have several 4×4’s and was considering turning this into a slammed 2WD cruiser truck, but I now need to thin the herd. This is a pretty solid starting point. Set up for a small block Chevy/TH400. They have been pulled but are still available for additional cost. I traded original 9′ bed for a beat up one, intending to use the base to create a flat/stake bed. All 8 pieces of glass intact except for passenger door window, which is easy to have made. Comes with additional NOS windshield with rubber included ($500 10 years ago) Also comes with these add’l parts: front fiberglass fender flares, set of 5 stock wheels with zero miles roller tires, pair of stronger Chevy axles- corporate 10 front w/discs, 12 bolt rear, both 4.56 gears. (or upgrade to pair of 3/4 ton Dodge 44 HD front w/flat knuckles for xover steering/ Dana 60 full float rear, both 8 lug 4.10 gears), set of steel 8 lug wheels. 327 Chevy small block w/TH400 negotiable. Clear title, pink in hand. $2,500 w/o options.
I also have a ’65 Jeep Wagoneer in another ad.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(02/24/2014) I can’t tell for sure, but this stock jeep looks like it might have a rare set of “Hublock” hubs. My second guess are a set of rare Allstate hubs. Runs and drives.
“Looking to sell my 1948 CJ2A Willys Jeep pulled from a barn. It is all original, and runs like a champ. Started and drove in 0 degree weather and made it around town in 14″ of snow. Just replaced headlamps, distributor, plugs, wires, shocks, etc”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $5000
(03/20/2014) Ex Forest Service Jeep?
“This is a very cool classic Willys CJ-2a Jeep. This particular Jeep was modified very early on with a high-side kit and Expedition rack to serve as a Forest Service fire trail go-anywhere rig. The back seat was removed, a utility lock box placed, and the Expedition rack built to hold two 5-gallon fuel cans w/a locking strap, Hi-lift Jack w/same, and a full-sized matching spare tire. It was painted Fire Engine Red way back then, and has a wonderful vintage patina that really goes with the overall vibe of the rig.
UPDATE: Still Available
“Up for sale is a 1952 Willy’s Army Jeep. Good condition. Motor only has a few hundred miles on rebuild. New tires. Clear title. Runs and drives. Needs a little brake work. Would be a great one to restore or use as is around the farm. cash only no checks. No shipping. 618.397.97zero zero”