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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
It has a V-8. Jack spotted this one.
“Aloha I have an 1952 willys m38. The jeep has been garage stores for 20 years and has a 283 Chevy small block in it. I have 2 original straight 4 cylinder engines and many extra parts for the jeep. Call or text for any further questions if interested! Mahalo for looking!”
Unclear if it runs.
“1943 Willys MB ; build date 03/22/1943; rough but restorable; PA title; $2000.00 or OBO call 717-776-4299(evenings)”
http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/cto/3784903949.html
No pics.
“i have a complete early ww2 ford jeep it was reconditioned in oakland C.A. in 1945 i also have a ww2 early willy,s it is missing the motor the ford seems to be just as it was in 42/45 it has been tagged for 64 or 65 years i have only found three previous owners if you know were i ca n get advise or you would like to purchase call 479 883 68 39 or 918 966 3317 if you dont know the value or the history dont bother wasting your time they are not cheap and not a toy.thanks Trent jeep,cj ,mb,gpw”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4400.
This wagon was really chopped!
“1956 Willy Wagon 4×4 $4400.00 cash. This Street Rod Willy Wagon sits on top of a 1991 S-10 Blazer 4×4 Chassis V6 automatic chopped 4″ lower. ”
With all the leaves in back, it looks like its been sitting a while. I don’t see any obvious rust.
“1962 Willys Jeep Pickup for sale $7000.00. Call Charlie 352-625-2191.”
http://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/3786906235.html
UPDATE: Was $3500. **SOLD**
Stuck in 3rd gear.
“I have a 1948 willyz jeep cj2a. It is all original except for the motor. The motor is a Corvette 327. Stock, it has double hump heads. It does run and drive. But It’s stuck in 3rd gear. Has rust in places, but what 48 don’t. I drove around town for awhile. And parked it 6months ago in shop. Has great tires. Front seats are rough. I don’t know the miles on the motor. It is fast. Wanting a cj5 or 7. Possible buying a house. That is only reason I’m selling… No low balling.”
UPDATE: No price listed before. Now priced at $3997.
(04/12/2013) This appears in good shape.
“1962 Jeep Wrangler Willys CJ-3B 4×4 Convertible
White exterior/Black interior
3-Speed Manual
Used
Convertible
V8
Stock #: C446
Vehicle Identification #: 5734897907
Give us a call at (678) 820-4893 for pricing details and more info.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/ctd/3788410011.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
“‘1963 Willys Jeep with a f head motor that runs beautiful and drives smooth”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5250
(09/28/2012) The drain holes have been filled.
“1946 Willys Jeep. Runs, needs brake work. We are selling because we recently invested in another classic car. Great fun!”
<– Day 1 – Sat. May 4th: Miracle of America Museum, Polson, MT | Trip Overview | Day 3 & 4 – Mon. May 6th & Tues. May 7th: Bismarck, North Dakota –>
UPDATE: Busted! On our way out of the National Park we spotted the ‘pirates’ car off to the side in a parking area parked by itself. We believe they were arrested and their car left there, because there was no sign of them 🙂
Our goal for today (Sunday) was to reach Theodore Roosevelt National Park at the western edge of North Dakota. Since we spent most of our time driving through Eastern Montana, I’d love to share that experience with you, but I had my nose buried in my computer, so I didn’t see much. Occasionally, Ann would point out something of interest and I would look up. But, I had my reading glasses on, so everything looked pretty blurry beyond the car. However, the weather was beautiful and sunny, the temperatures a perfect seventy degrees. Fortunately, she didn’t see too much interesting either. Just lots of rolling grassy hills. I can see why cowboys like it here.
We saw this sign at a rest stop
I have to say that I will gladly take those endless grassy hills and the sunny weather over last week’s weather along I-94: it was closed due to a blizzard. Yikes!
Around 3:30pm we reached the campground at the National Park. We found a nice campsite and got it set up, before touring the 25(?) miles long loop trail.
