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Here’s another one Mitch spotted. The paint is faded and their is some rust along the real tailgate. I’m surprised to see a pintle on the back of this also.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ 2A-4 cylinder-3 Speed Trans-Original motor and Trans-New Tubes and Tires-New Roof-Runs Great!!!”
http://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/2949275318.html
This appears in good condition. I think this might have been the text from an eBay ad, because it has a ‘buy it now’ reference. I think the third party appraiser has been partying too much given the appraised value of $11,000. The seller will do better if they paint it OD green and put some military tires on it. Those metal (as opposed to aluminum cast) slots in that good of shape are hard to find.
“Collector owned. Collector has Street rods, frame off restored muscle cars, woody’s, Mopar’s, classic trucks, etc and this Willys Jeep is one of the many in his collection.
THIS JEEP WAS JUST APPRAISED AT A VALUE OF $11,000.00 BY A CERTIFIED THIRD PARTY APPRAISER (SEE APPRAISAL BELOW WHICH IS INCLUDED WITH THE SALE OF THE VEHICLE). NOTE: THE COLLECTOR IS A MOTIVATED SELLER. Call me for a buy it now.
A show and award winning full frame off restoration of this Willys Jeep proves it to be one of the nicest restorations around today. OVER $16K INVESTED in the frame off, nut and bolt, restoration. Heavy documents and receipts included.
With the original F Head 4 cylinder motor that has less than 2,000 miles on it, this Jeep has seen very little road time. Car has never seen rain and has only been driven around town. Jeep likes like showroom new.
The interior and floor pan are in excellent condition, matching the dash and gauges the truck reflects the countless man hours installed to get it to the condition that it is today.
This Jeep is ready for shows or a Sunday cruise, with its manual transmission run it down the highway at 65mph or take it to the trails to see what it was meant to do!
This Jeep will come with multiple awards one at local car shows. This is a military Jeep sold Civilian with very low original miles.
In full disclosure, the items that are not 100% show quality as follows:
-A small run in the paint on the passenger side of the hood. See pictures
Everything works and this Jeep is ready to drive anywhere!
Call Alex for more info
Thanks!
720 394 3949”
http://denver.craigslist.org/ctd/3062018679.html
I think the hood has been patched.
“1952 CJ2A, original hard top, new L-Head motor, overdrive, new tires, rancho shocks and leaf springs, heater, runs great. Very low miles on all equipment. Asking $3800.
six two three 256 twelve ninety three”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3062775549.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This looks restorable.
“Selling my ’53 Willys M38A1.
It runs great and drives all 4×4 works. All new complete brake system, many New parts from NOS and new.
Good clear title
Converted to 12v
New lights and turn signals installed.
Needs a muffler
Brand New old stock gas tank and filter
New seat bottom cushions and many other new parts.
Frame is solid but needs a little body work. Very solid military jeep. Still has original bullet hole in original windshield.
Aux power port cup was welded over. I removed played and have the cup in process of installing the cup.L”
Unclear if there is value here or not.
“Have an old Willys jeep has motor trans front and rear end. Military issue 4 cylinder. 1200 obo.”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/3061364472.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450
I’m guess the compressor itself doesn’t work? This looks similar, yet different from the Hesse Hornet Compressor.
“Antique Jeep Air Compressor made by General Supply Co. from “L” head Jeep engine. It’s all there including governor. Motor turns free. VERY RARE!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
(02/28/2012) It runs and drives. That windshield sure is sloped!
“Runs ok and drives good. Smokes a little. All original drivetrain have extra parts as well call ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000
(05/06/2012) “I have a 1945 Jeep MB for sale. It has everything right with it and it has everything wrong with it. By that I mean that most components show wear, but they are all there in the original form. Most are the original to the Jeep. The engine, frame, body, and trans #’s match and most other components are the original that came with the vehicle, even the horn. Its got a little rust in the common areas, but the body is the one that came from the factory. Of course there are replacement parts but they are high quality reproductions. The tires are virtually new NDT (~100 miles) and the wheels are split rims. The jeep is not “modified” or “modernized”. It is a good example of an original vehicle, perfect for someone who wants to just drive it or totally restore it.
If you are interested, I can send some photos. Price $ 9000.+ depending on response to ad.
Thank you,
Alex”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800
(12/08/09) The seller also has a trailer for sale for $1000. I’d like better pics to check out all the mods on this hunter.
“MUST SELL FAST…….WILLING TO TRADE….send me what you have…..ACCEPTING ANY AND ALL OFFERS FOR EITHER THE PACKAGE, JUST THE TRAILER OR JUST THE JEEP.
1947 Willys 4×4 Jeep for sale. We lost our Lease and are selling our toys.
Jeep is painted camo with heavy duty commercial signage paint. Top swivel seats in back. Eight total gun holders on this jeep. Brand new military tires. Two top KC lights in cage on roll bar and 2 reverse KC lights with separate switches on roll bar. Four seats are recovered in camo. Has custom game carrier for rear hitch, and fold down permanent front game carrier. Engine has new electric fuel pump, new alternator, new headlights, new fuel regulator, new battery, new belts, rebuilt carb, cleaned and sealed radiator, engine runs strong and 4×4 can get you anywhere you need to go. Starts up every time. Very powerful 3 speed manual engine and tops out around 60 mph in 3rd gear.”
After seeing this ad about the shortened wagon, a reader named Or forwarded me the following links that show these shortened wagons aren’t as rare as we thought. Thanks for finding these!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykAQ967gxmU&feature=relmfu
From this link comes this picture:
Here’s this one with a slightly different front end from this link:
Or, if you like red:
Here are a few more links, too:
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-cPd-DXN-roo/T8ura4LrSZI/AAAAAAAAAqI/4votwocxN5w/s400/1165413236.jpg
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-og9QbesAeMo/T8urkmL35LI/AAAAAAAAAqQ/NOx-nRG0Xes/s400/1175596299.jpg
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-yL5EOaxZ8ZY/T8urvLQ4slI/AAAAAAAAAqY/8ON9BYVKc8c/s400/1196241655.jpg
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This looks good.
“For sale is an original 1942 military Willy’s Jeep – see scanned documents
– A little history – This was a Naval Jeep stationed in Rhode Island and was sold to the Town of Warren Rhode Island on October 15th 1953. It was then sold to the first civilian owner. This jeep was purchased from this owner’s family in 2002. Please see the attached original documents of these transactions.
This Jeep was thoroughly restored from the frame up by Russell’s Military Vehicles of Cairo, Georgia, USA, a member of the MVPA. The electrical system has been converted to 12 volt. The Jeep starts and runs great! All of the gears work, and it shifts easily. This jeep is in great condition for driving around or just looking at!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Needs speedometer cable fixed. Otherwise, sounds solid. The pics are small.
“Very nice condition perfect for every day or hunting. Powered by a 1961-64 corvette 283 c.i camel hump heads 300hp V8, runs perfect very smooth never over heats, has electronic igniton(points eliminator), with this motor and the 4-speed tranny you can cruise down the highway at 70 mph @2000 rpm no problem, new brakes a couple years ago very very few miles on them, has front and rear lockers,spicer Dana 18 t-case just rebuilt, bodies in good condition, paint in in driver condition, has 2-speed heater(very handy), has 31″ mud terrain tires with matching spare tire/wheel, stored indoors for past 10 years, reg is in non-op, very cheap to insure and register.shows 10750mi on odometer but speed cable is broken, jeep is ready to go hunting, 4-wheeling, beach cruising, sold as is. we reserve the right to end the auction at any time.”
