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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
“willys 1948 jeep body in decent shape just needs new floor and some tlc
tub
driver and passenger fenders
hood
windshield frame
tailgate”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500. Relisted in NY here.
(07/03/2013) Apparently, Ward Canaday owned this jeep. It’s got some body rust issues.
“1951 cj3a. This Jeep was owned by Ward Canaday who was president of Willys Overland and also considered father of the Jeep. It was used on his Ottawa Hills estate as a maintenance vehicle.
That said, its in pretty decent shape for being 60 years old.
The jeep had been sitting for 25 years or so and the engine was stuck. Replaced all exhaust valves, and ground intakes. Pulled pistons and cleaned. Replaced cyl head. Rebuilt carb. New master and all wheel cyls. Runs good. Odometer shows under 2000 miles, but speedo cable was broke. True miles unknown, but I doubt it has a whole lot.
Windshield is cracked, gas gauge doesn’t work, steering box is kind of sloppy, body does have some rust.
I have done the repair work on this jeep and am listing it for the owner. I can answer any questions and show the vehicle. It does have a title and also owner has a copy of old title showing it belonging to Canaday’s estate.”
Dan spotted this collection of jeeps.
“Have a few jeeps that have been in storage since the 70’s. Have one with a chevy v8. This one was driven into storage but thieves stole the carb and wheels off it. Second one is a military jeep. It has no motor or trans. Third has a newer motor and no trans. Have a couple tubs and frames. Also have a cj5 frame and tub.
All varying in prices. Available to view all them this saturday in woodland. Have a few other vehilcle in there for sale also
Two 1953 ford truck
1927 international flatbed
Military deuce and a half
Corvair
Text me at 9169557571
You can call in the eveninings after 7pm
Or all day on the weekend”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/4119319332.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $6200.
It looks like this has a tilt bed.
“Rare1960 Jeep Willys forward cab- long bed with winch on front bumper.
96769.9 miles. Restored engine work in 2006.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
“1945 Willys MB in good condition. Partial restore, Combat wheels (Spare on front left), Stored under cover but has some surface rust. Ran when parked, Spare parts”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
This might have been used by the military for a short time (based on the seller’s comment).
“up for sale is a nice pre 1948 jeep ( was sold by army in 1948 ) in great condition runs and rides great. has the originol motor”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,000.
This looks solid.
“1943 Ford GPW Military Jeep. 4 on the floor, 4wd works great. fun little vehicle for car shows, parades, or driving around. It was originally built in the Ford plant in Louisville, KY. I am willing to work with price I just need to sell. I can provide more information but please do not waste my time. The engine has been overhauled, valves have been hardened so you can use regular unleaded pump gas without any damage to the engine or worry about the hassle of mxing special fuel with a lead block. I can take more pictures just ask. Really good condition. I have this posted in Louisville section as well.”
This body has seen some changes. The driver and passenger entrances are one-of-a-kind. The passenger side has a GPW fender.
“1962 willy’s jeep dj3a for sale. Frame up restoration, military tires plus spare, 12v electric, and Original go devil engine. Runs and drives. 6700 or OBO.”
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/4080724143.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Not sure about being ‘rebuilt to military standards’, but it appears in good condition.
“Totally rebuilt to military standards
New 600×16 military type tires and tubes
Rebuilt motor
Clutch, Pressure plate, and flywheel, all renewed
New brake system complete
New Fuel tank, Fuel pump, and Water pump
New Seats, Windshield, and Exhaust system
All body parts coated with red oxide primer
No rust
A labour of love done by the owner in his 90s pictured above”
UPDATE: Was $8300. **SOLD**
This looks good, though it is missing the front parking lights.
“1954 3B for sale….documented resto about five or six years ago,has hard top and new Willys Toledo steel repli tub. New Items include ; radiator, tires(NDCC), shocks, seats, tuffy console, gas-temp and ammeter, floor starter….rebuilt items were tranny (correct t-90) and transfer case… engine was rebuilt about eight years ago(correct F head 134) , both axles and propeller shafts new wiring 12 volt with directionals added and one wire Delco alternator conversion…..if you’ve ever restored a car, you KNOW way more cash went into this…oh yeah, steering and bell crank were done too !! any questions, please ask…….Thanks”
