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This might be a replacement body, as I don’t see a battery box lid.
“327 t-18 Dana 44 rear 30 front 6 point cage locked up front and rear 33 super swappers runs drives good.allot more done to it call for more details.would rather trade for a gasser project our a clean lx 5.0 5sp. Mustang.want to go back to drag racing (360) 661-5318 NO TEXTING!!”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3060636896.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
(04/27/2012) This looks good.
“1954 cj3b (tall hood flat fender)
350 Chevy with 14682 miles
12v system upgrade.
Edlebrock 4 barrel carb
Cannon air filter
MSD electronic ignition
12 in electric fan
4 core aluminum radiator
Headers
Tow bar
Tow plug (so lights operate with tow vehicle)
Electric wiper (no blades)
Full roll cage
6×9 water proof kenwood speakers
33 12.50 15 Mickey thompsons
Only con
3rd gear doesn’t like to engage it will engage at the right rpm but it grinds a little going in.”
No details on when this photo was taken. It is sold out of Kiev, Ukraine.
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The auction on this photo by the same seller fetched a bid of $18.50. I was surprised it went that high.
Here’s a rare GAZ out of Estonia. Might be good for a European collector.
“GAZ 67, Jeep, Militaria (Willys Jeep) 1945 ,
The vehicle is moving under its own power.
the car is not restored.
Still retains the original factory work. (80 %)
The car has been standing on the tenth garage.
EU Member States do not have customs and logistics companies to be transported. Transportation Estonia to Germany pays 400 – 500 EUR. –
Shipping will be paid by the buyer. Shipping outside the EU to clarify before you buy. I will help the buyer in dealings.”
View all the info and pics on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
Tires and wheel have been sold already, so it may be sitting on blocks?
“This is whats left of a 1948 Willys Jeep Model CJ2A. It runs (with a jump) as well as shift, all gears, high & low, front axle in & out. It has no brakes. The body is in very poor condition although the windsheild frame is salvagable. I put a rebuild carburator and head gasket on it to get it running. It has no tags, therefore, no papers. Unless you’re really motivated,”
UPDATE: Was $17,500. **SOLD**
“I am reluctantly selling this beautiful military piece of history. This is a Willys MB Jeep manufactured on February 6, 1943. The previous owner had it frame-off restored with all new or restored parts. He had the engine, transmission, transfer case, and differentials new or replaced. It has the original body with no rust and new paint. The accessories include lube chart (1944), gas can (1945), grease gun, fire extinguisher, oil squirt can, hand crank, and tire pump. It has a brand new master cylinder, wheel cylinder kits (4), and new shoes on all wheels. It has a new top with bows. It has an original Federal siren and all black out lights. It has a relatively new battery purchased from NAPA (12 volt) on 11-14-2010. It is still in warranty. It has brand new rubber molding around the windshield and windshield frame. It has five authentic combat wheels (not reproductions) and one new tube. The tires were replaced and new by previous owner. It has an aged manila tow rope with woven eye-knot ends wrapped on front bumper. A Jeep Technical Manual TM9-803 is included. This is a show quality restored jeep with a clear TEXAS title. This 69 year old piece of military history is ready to start and drive in your neighborhood or in a parade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900.
Glenn spotted this one. The paint is funky. The body looks good, best as I can see from the strange paint job. However, for only 8200 miles the engine compartment looks pretty filthy.
“1962 Willys Jeep. 8200 original miles! 4 Speed with working snow plow. Very little rust. I have owned since 1988 and prior to that it was stored in warehouse in NYC. $4900. No papers.”
Unclear if it runs, but looks pretty solid.
“57 Jeep Willys, 4 cylinder, Standats, 4×4. Good parts truck or restoration.
203-378-7400
11 old South Ave
Stratford, CT 06615”
http://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/ctd/3058423969.html
UPDATE: Was Make Offer. **SOLD**
Listed as a 1946, it has a CJ-3B body.
“1946 Jeep Willys 4X4, sitting on 35″ tires. In running condition, ready for the MUD. great hunting truck. Make offer. Willing to trade for ATV only serious offers considered.”
UPDATE: Was $15,500. **SOLD**
“1944 Willys Military Jeep MB
ABSOLUTLY COMPLETE RESTORATION/SHOWROOM QUALITY
Item Location: Mount Vernon, Washington State
Price: $15,500.00
Shipping: Buyer responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping.
Coverage: Read item description or contact seller for details.
Description
1944 Willys Military Jeep MB.
VIN: MB312212.
Mileage: 1108 since rebuild.
Warranty: None.
Type of Title: Washington State, Clear.
Engine size: Stock. Type: Standard; Color: Olive Drab with white lettering.
Basic Information
Make: Willys.
Model: MB.
Year: 1944.
Type: Standard.
Mileage: 1108 since complete overhaul.
Title: Clear.
Color: Olive Drab with white lettering; Original Europe Invasion wartime markings.
Condition: Complete frame-up rebuild of all chassis, running and trim gear.
VIN: MB312212.
Trim: War service.
Drive train
Transmission: Manual three-speed.
Drive: Four-wheel with Hi/low range/locking hubs.
Safety
Headlights.
Tail, turn, and break lights.
Engine
Engine: Original four cylinder 4-Stroke.
Starter: Electric.
Carburetion Type: Original.
Electrical: 12 Volt.
Fuel Type: Gas.
Breaks
Standard.
Other Considerations
All new canvas, top and seats, from Beachwood Canvas.
Five new military tires on combat rims.
12 Volt system.
New wiring harness.
Turn signals.
Electric fuel pump.
Dual electric windshield wipers.
Cab Heater with two-speed fan.
Rebuilt radiator.
Locking hubs.
New timing chain and gears.
Balanced rods.
Back-up oil pressure gauge installed on engine.
Rebuilt transmission, axels, and breaks.
New paint.
Heavy Duty.30/.50 caliber gun mount.
All receipts and Maintenance Manuals.
Everything new or rebuilt.
No rust.
Other information
This classic war jeep was rebuilt from the frame up in both Texas and at the highly respected Northland Diesel in Bellingham, Washington. The engine was worked from the crankshaft up, and the transmission, transfer case, and differentials were likewise inspected and rebuilt as required. Items include a new wiring harness, tires on combat wheels, rebuilt carburetor, new seats and paint. In fact every item put back into service with this classic vehicle has been inspected and brought to standard. The owner’s intention was to have this vehicle look and perform like the day it was issued back in 1944. Receipts are available.
This vehicle has well over $28,000.00 invested in purchase and restoration, and is truly a showroom classic.
Also available and reasonably priced are an all-weather top, sides, and rigid doors from Beachwood Canvas (new @ $1350.00in original box), a set of five new road wheels on combat rims (cost new $1370.00) and other original equipment.”
