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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
Lots of updates.
“Jeep is lifted on new 36×13.5 irocs. Locked front and rear. I do not know what type of lockers but I can find out if you want me to. Motor is a 231 odd fire. Transmission is a sm420. $6000 obo This jeep will be sold as is.”
Looks solid.
“1949 CJ2A Willy Jeep – 351 V-8
Windsor Engine, Body Lift, 33 x 12 X50 Mickey Thompson Tires, Bucket seats
Runs good.
Serious inquiries only”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4377899609.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
The engine and the steering has been modified. Looks like the windshield has been used for bullet practice.
“FOR SALE -1948 Willy’s Jeep-this is a project vehicle-adapter plate to original transmission-engine 2.5 4 cylinder Chevrolet motor-engine is bad-Extra rebuilt motor in garage goes with. Clear Nevada Title.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $2950. **Status Unknown**
Not perfect, but runs and drives.
“1974 Am General Jeep DJ-5 RHD. Rear wheel 2WD with automatic, 232 CID in line 6 cyl. Fully Functional and ready for mail route. Odometer functions and shows a little less than 73K, but being 40 years old I have no idea if that is correct. Tires very good, brakes and steering recently adjusted. Just installed new radiator and wiper blades 3 weeks ago and new Duralast Gold battery 4 weeks ago. I purchased this in January of this year to use on a rural mail route as a part-time carrier, and used it several times on the route, but was just hired as a full time driver for Fedex, so I no longer need it.
Previous owner replaced many parts and I have his service/parts records as well as my own. Cosmetically, it’s not by any means perfect, but it’s not a certified clunker, either. I have not had it tested for emissions so I have no idea whether it will pass or not. It does run and drive good and I have a clean title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300.
Looks like a good start on a project.
“Great project vehicle!! Hard-to-find 1952 Willy’s Station Wagon; 283 Chevy engine with stock Willy’s running gear with Warn overdrive. I have all glass, window frames, gauges, seats, wood boardrunners in back passenger floor area, chrome strips, bumpers & insignias.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600
“Very complete and original 1951 M38 Jeep project. 24 volt system is intact ! All nomenclature plates / data tags present . Serial number MC34482 Date of Delivery 9/1951. Needs Resto , ran when parked, motor turns freely . LOTS of parts included, like the windshield frame and pioneer tools , etc. Bill of Sale Only”
A rear PTO unity is available, too.
“This is a Willys Jeep 4×4 Flatfender project. Very solid 1960ish CJ3B frame–chosen for its strength above all other flatty frames. Currently has a 4.3 Chevy GM Vortec motor ( condition unknown–assume its an anchor! ) with 4 speed auto and adapter to Jeep transfer case. Includes a previously installed MD Juan All Steel replica tub, in need of a some floor repair but nice and straight. Also have all steel nose and windshield frame, your choice of M38 , CJ2A , CJ3B , or MB GPW . I also have available a 1951 Willys military M38 flathead motor that runs great if you want to build a cool Tribute Jeep. Also have a 1969 Camaro Z20 M21 close ratio 4 speed adapted to a late model 18 transfer case with Hurst shifter if your building a hotrod Jeep . PTO winch setup available too, and PTO rear unit for Ag Jeep”
http://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/4377965694.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(03/03/2014) Nice looking Kelly cab on this jeep.
“For sale 1952 willy jeep overland c-j-3- a call for price cash only well not respond to text call 406-951-0489”
http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/4358032537.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1550.
(09/11/2013) This is rough, but appears to have some history.
“1952 Willys M38 Military Jeep project. Korean War era. Appears to have been re-purposed for the Air National Guard. Blue paint and numbers and lettering over the original olive drab. Rusty but fairly straight. Motor appears to be frozen. Has many of the original parts. Number tags. Blackout lights. Clean registration. I was going to sell it once before but then decided to restore it, but have changed my mind again. Could be restored back to Military or done as Air National Guard. It is a pretty cool old Jeep..”
Marc found these interesting photos on Flickr.
The first is a photo of the Italian police from 1947: http://www.flickr.com/photos/16435224@N05/4856286877/
Here’s a more recent photo from Ravenna, Italy:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30797788@N03/5133444193/
This photo was taken in Iran in 1997:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/69060931@N06/6778733213/
Taken in October of 2013, this photo was taken in Japan:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/69060931@N06/6778733213/
I’m guessing this photo of a late model CJ-2A from the Netherlands was taken in the late 1940s:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tuuur/6890468326/
