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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This appears solid.
“Jeep willy that has been restored some. Runs good, has been in parades before. Wanting to sell or trade for a small tractor or 4 wheeler or UTV”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(02/07/2013)
“hello im a finally selling my cj2.. i have had it now for over 35 years. I completely rebuilt it in 1980 every last bolt was taken out and replaced.. Everything is close to original. original 134 hurricane motor in front of the t90 transmission and a dana Spicer 18 transfer case. all original axles. this jeep can crawl up anything without even being in it. still starts and runs like a charm. the motor probably has less than 900 miles on it if that. the only thing that makes this jeep look bad is the paint. 33 yr old paint. other than that my loss is you gain. you must see to appreciate this old beauty.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1700.
With such wide fenders, maybe this will fly?
“Hello i have for sale a 1947 Cj2a Jeep Willys
It has a full boxed frame
The motor is a 1962 Buick V6-198 Fireball Output is 135 hp (gross) at 4600 rpm and 205 lb·ft (278 N·m) at 2400 rpm
The Transmission is a auto Buick Special Dual-Path drive auto
The stock T-18 transfer case 4×4
Has new Gas tank and new Seats
And new Master cylinder and Brakes new lines and new wheel cylinders
And the Carburetor has been rebuilt
I have lots of new parts i have not put on the Jeep they will come with it
It Run’s and Drives i have not plated it
There is no top for it
And it has a open Exhaust right now”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
This might be a good project.
“Very early civilian version of the venerable WWII Jeep trailer. Bantam lost the contract to make the Jeep, but they won the contract to make these trailers as a conciliation. This was made shortly after the war as a perfect trailer to use with the newly invented CJ Jeep.
This trailer is in very original shape. There are some bruises and rust. The rust is mostly contained to the floor. I tried to take pictures that represent the condition the best I can. If you would like more pics, just ask. I think that with a little bit of sweat equity, this would be a great little trailer. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Best Offer.
I’ve updated the post to correct my own confusion.
“M38 for sale. The Engine and drivetrain are free(it turns over). Rusted but looks to have all parts but the seats. The windshield has a crack in one of the glasses.
Will Deliver within 100 miles.
A good home and serious offers only please.”
Some good parts.
“Mike- 973-653-6921
Willys MB/Early CJ2A pedal assembly: $75
Large Fram Oil filter bracket: $10
Torque Reaction Spring inner shackle N.O.S(Willys MB): $20
Willys MB pully (L134): inner pully damaged(still servicable) $10
Oil breather L134: $5
(2) window brackets to frame for M-38: $20
Carter YF carberator, upper and lower halves: $10
Engine Mounts (New): $10
Willys MB Body handles, After Market: $75
M-38 Front and rear drive shafts, For T-90 Trans, splines are not missing teeth: $10 each
Bellhousing L134. EarlyWillys MB: Sold
L134 Coolant elbow(top of motor): $20
Rear drive shaft Knuckle assemby, Willys MB: $50
Stearing Column bracket: $10
Take all for $200 dollars (firm)”
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/pts/4074467709.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $450.
“Hello
I have a pair of Willys jeeps
One is a Cj 2a the other Is a cj3b
The 2a is in pieces but I have everything, the flathead motor is stuck, it’s currently out of the jeep
The 3b basically has a motor and tranny, everything else is pretty rotted, but my original plan was to drop that motor in the 2a but I am leaving for the navy so don’t have enough time”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
(08/28/2013) Lots of mods on this flattie.
“Labor Day Weekend offer!
1948 Willys CJ2A flat fender. it has a 1992 chev TBI injection 350,
dual exhaust with flowmasters, sm 4 speed with granny low
205 transfer case
The frame is a 81 toyota 4×4 completly boxed.
front power dics brakes, new 529 gears with detroit lockers front and rear, chromoly rear axles , Marlin crawler front axles and birfields,
custom Alcan springs, bilstein shocks, cross over steering/ Hi steer.
Warn upright winch, full top and doors, bimini top,
complete roll cage tied to the frame,it sits on 37″ toyo’s .
Corbeau suspension seats with harness.
LED Lights”
I spent too much time cooking tamales Wednesday night and ran out of energy to do updates. I made some roasted corn tamales with a mole sauce and layered black bean puree and banana puree tamales with a coconut sauce. Ann was very pleased with the results.
These have just been steamed.
The tamale on the left is the roasted corn and the one on the right is the layered blackbean/banana tamale (slightly sweet).
On another note, I was answering a reader’s question when I ran across this really cool car for sale, a former Texaco Courtesy car. I thought it was so neat that I wanted to share it. I don’t know anything about these or if the price is reasonable or not ($3750). It’s in Glyndon, MN.
http://fargo.craigslist.org/cto/4027610195.html
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
This runs and drives, but needs some work.
“Front end and frame match numbers. Tub has been replaced with 50’s Willys jeep tub. 1943 MB Willys flat head 4 cylinder engine.Will run and drive, but needs to be gone through. Needs body work. Has tow bar. Transmission and transfer case work but needs some maintenance.”
