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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $850.
(03/10/2013) This runs and has later model axles, but needs work.
“Project vehicle will run. 4.3 V6. 1969 axles, 391 ratio.”
Brendan (from this-old-jeep.com) posted a link to this video, which was shown on Jalopnik. The video originated at 11foot8.com, a website devoted exclusively to capture trucks hitting a low bridge. Once you start watching, you can’t stop . . .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
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Brochure for 1964 willys jeep dispatcher
measures 8 1/4 x 10 3/4 with 4 pages
specifications list and options
shows all the features
very nice condition”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“6 cylinder, 4 x 4, Good condition, restored gas tank, new brake lines-master, new 4 wheel drive locking hubs, and much, much more!”
I like the whitewalls.
“HI I HAVE A 49 WILLIES JEEP OVERLANDER NICE REBUILT 289 NEW EDELBROCK CARB 3 SPEED ON THE FLOOR NEW TIRES AND WHEELS ALL NEW FRONT END SETS RE DONE BODY IS EXCELENT COME TAKE A LOOK WONT BE DISAPOINTED THANKS JACK 724 816 2343”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/4051215181.html
Eric spotted this for sale. He writes, “This is a jeep about 10 miles from me. It is nice. It is in good shape with a M38 grill and is a CJ3A. It has replaced diamond plate front floors, rear floor and upper fender wells. Hat channel on drivers side has some repair.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2800. I like this for the price.
(09/24/09)This looks good and comes with many parts.
“Inherited from brother and all I’ve done is store it for six years and run it once in a while. Don’t really know a lot about the jeep other than the following. Dana 23’s in the front with 35’s in the rear. Engine is 1972 Chevy Vega 140 cu/in (2300cc) aluminum block with steel sleeves. “Tight pattern” Saginaw four speed and all cynchroes work. Custom built “Very stout” rollcage with (6) bolt down locations. Roll bar is tied-in the heater system and has small holes that defog the front window and sides. Padded bucket seats have five-way seat harness system. Padded rear seat w/back rest has seat belts. Has PTO Koenig winch. I personally have never gone four wheeling in the jeep but everything seems to work. Inside floor board has some very light rust. Also has toe-bar and bakini top.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/4053431506.html
No pics, but includes an overdrive. It’s worth a look.
“I have a jeep that needs a home where someone will give it the attention it deserves. It has the original motor , 12volt, still has the foot switch starter, Warn overdrive. This is a fun jeep , you could fix it up or keep it as is. Great project. Hasent been registered in a couple years , you would be responsible for that. Sorry no pictures its kind of buried in my garage.
Matt
951-595-Nine0Two7”
UPDATE: Was listed at $7500. **SOLD**
This looks like a good price. Since the first GPW wasn’t built until February of 1942, I suspect this is not a ’41.
“Ford military jeep. New battery, plugs, head gasket, coolant, brake flush, with flex lines replaced where needed. Runs and drives, gages work, windshield is clear. Fuel tank is clean and does not leak. Older restoration.”
