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The wagon looks good, though the bumpers are unusual.
“A classic in really nice condition. Super Hurricane flathead six engine. 4 x 4, overdrive, very nice interior, runs. Needs a little bit of love, but not much:-). More photos available. Email or call Chris at nine nine nine- 5191”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/2975761314.html
UPDATE: WAs $8000. **SOLD**
“civilian willys jeep built in Toledo, Ohio
stored in a where house for 35+ years
stock flat head motor with 27,000 miles
pin stripes still on wheels
you can still see the original paint in the wheel wells
MINT condition
engine PURRS”
I spotted this ad tonight.
“I am in the process of starting a classic Jeep Club specializing in the Flat Fendered Willys, The New England Flat Fender Club. I have no idea where this club is going, just a desirer to find one in the area, contact me if this is something you might be interested in.”
Between the ARB, the overdrive, and everything else, there might be a pretty good 4×4 here.
“56 jeep willys with a custum cab.
Buick v6
aftermarket headers to cherry bomb mufflers
elecctric fan
electric fuel pump with regulator
new starter
new water pump
new power steering pump
400 tranny with hurst shifter
warn transfercase with over drive
power brakes
disc brakes front, drum rear
ARB front diff
Detroit rear dana 44
rear locking hubs for and drop hitch in front for towing no trailer needed
air compressor which also supplies ARB
no windshield
no brake lights
current registration for street use but needs lights and windshield to be street legal ( I have a windshield for it, just never installed it.)
$3000 obo, trade , or cash and trade
(916) 8704113”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/2976959023.html
This looks like a solid truck with an unusual paint scheme.
“302 Ford Motor. please contact two zero eight, seven five zero, six four one one.”
http://pullman.craigslist.org/cto/2976966654.html
This might be an easy restoration project that is also driveable.
“Car is in running condition. If interested, please contact me at (786) 853-9487.”
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/2977505006.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
The passenger side step is kind of interesting. The body sure looks rough. Note the solution for the extra tall radiator.
“Great old Jeep. Bought it in Soda Springs several years ago wanting to restore it, and just ran out of time. Call or email me for details”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
“I have a mostly restored 1959 CJ5 for sale. I got to 95 percent complete with a total rebuild and was transferred overseas. I bought it as a 1963 model in 2003, but research on the matching ID tag, block, and frame serial numbers puts it in October of 1959. This Willys is mostly original with some upgrades, with no rust. F134 engine plus T90 transmission, stock front and rear drives – all rebuilt. The carburetor is a Solex (original rebuilt Carter YF included). Brakes were not completed and this is the primary reason that it is not roadworthy. Currently it is in storage in Huntsville, Alabama with no title or tags. I do not currently live near this Jeep so I will have to arrange travel for a showing.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2550
(04/17/2012) This looks pretty solid, however it appears that the rear wheel wells and rear floor don’t have the original scallop indentations.
“1951 Willys Jeep CJ3A A real survivor. Needs restored but runs really good. I have several extra parts that go with the jeep. No top. All original except converted to 12 volt.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
(02/16/2012) This looks pretty good.
“49 willys jeep,4cyl.,3speed,lift kit,extra frame,buick v6,4 speed adapter,top,back seat,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700
(04/13/2012) There’s some value here.
“I have this toy but want other toy’s now! looking to trade,needs work,and a motor.Set up for 2.3L ford,has the C4 auto,power steering,twin stick transfercase.open to all trades,bike (mustang)low rider ,4×4.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400
(04/24/2012) It appears in decent shape.
“I have a complete body for a 1952 willys flatfender jeep body,
tub,
tailgate
hood
both front fenders
windshield and windshield frame
Grille
It is a project but not in bad shape would be a nice wheeler I can get a pic but the shop is really dark best to come out and look if you are serious. I do not have the frame engine or axles this is only for the parts listed THERE IS MINOR RUST UNDER THE DRIVER SEAT AREA”
