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Given the Meyer half-cab, there looks like some value here.
https://winchester.craigslist.org/for/d/winchester-1963-willys-jeep/7581890264.html
“1963 jeep NO MOTOR, NO TITLE 600 obo need it gone trades welcomed”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/22/2021) Given the front clip, this might be a 3B chassis, though the Parkette body is a low-hood version.
The seller is correct about Paul Parker and the body. But, I believe this is the first version of this particular style that I’ve seen. It lacks the side stripe, has fender extensions, has a little different PARKETTE design on the back, has an extra wide lip around the rear, and looks like it has a side step. Very interesting.
https://nwga.craigslist.org/pts/d/cherry-log-willys-jeep-with-parkette/7574690350.html
“Rare, rare, rare. 48/49 Willys Jeep with Parkette fiberglass body. Believed only a handful made while Paul Parker was back in Georgia. This one is a bit odd as it doesn’t have the “line” above the fender but it does have flared fenders; the Willys nose panel is original equipment. Not sure it’s on the right size frame at the moment but we do have an original Willys bare chassis on the property we can work into the deal.
Engine/trans present. Very cool project. Needs finishing. No title. Bill of sale only. If the ad is up, the Willys is available.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/07/2022) Has some older updates.
https://maine.craigslist.org/ctd/d/gardiner-1949-willys-overland-jeepster/7573935311.html
“49 Willys Jeepster with mid 50’s Cadillac V8 and automatic transmission. Older amateur restoration. Has heavy plate steel floors. Recent convertible top and side curtains. Fun cruiser. $10,500 Brown’s”
Once the water got fixed (found a retired local plumber who still does small jobs and did previous work on our house, so that worked great), I returned to the cage.
The front “loops” have been bent and added, along with a top and mid cross bar. I also added one side bar, with the other almost ready to spot-weld in place. Unfortunately, I ran out of materials, so I need to get a couple more tubes.
As you can see below, I found a seat placement I like. My head rests just below the top of the seat, so plenty of room for a helmet. Now, I just have to figure out how I want to mount them. I was going to weld in the seat frames, but I think I am going to bolt them. This will make it 1) easier to install the floor pan and 2) allow me to change up the seats/position if I’m unhappy with how it feels.
Here’s another Jeep News. This one has the months, but not year. I used some article details to estimate it is from 1974.
This buy-it-now CJ-2A Al-toy isn’t perfect and has some funky tires, but looks like a good price.
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“1 PIECE CAST METAL JEEP AND UNBRANDED. VERY HEAVY. ITS AWESOME. HAS METAL STEERING WHEEL AND COLUME. Has custom ERTL wheels and tires. Look closely at pictures because this is the item you will get.”
These two odd items with popped up on eBay. One is a Willys Jeep service postcard and the other is a Willys Jeep service decal. Both are related to Rednor and Rainear, a Willys dealer in the Trenton, New Jersey, area. The decal has already sold, but the postcard is still for sale.
This decal has already sold:
This post card is still available on eBay:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
May be worth a look.
“Willy Jeep 47 Runs good”
Looks in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1138559547016138
1950 Willy’s.. Lots of updates in the last 2 months: New Carburetor. New Choke system. Rebuilt Alternator and Belts. New Radiator New Headgasket. New plugs New Water Pump. Battery cut off Installed Starts every time and drives very well.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3800.
(12/24/2022) Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2135850793251975
“V6 been rebuilt. Standard 4×4 had pto. Brakes gone through all new fluid in gear boxes. Front end tight.”
