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There may be some value here. According to a reader, “It was owned by his grandfather and left outside. Tub is gone but he doesn’t state how gone. A new front floor plan my be all it needs. Don’t know if it is locked up or not. No title.”
“needs resto all there call 804 695 6221 thanks”
http://richmond.craigslist.org/pts/3575029950.html
The price looks good. The pics are very small.
“I have 2 Willy’s jeep’s for sale. One is a ’42 which does not run but can be used for parts or as a project. It has all the running gear, front and rear axle, tranny and t-case, both drive lines, i do not have title for this jeep. The other jeep is a ’46 this jeep run’s i converted it to the 12 volt system with a new alternator, battery, coil, and resistor. It has new plugs, and wires, new clutch, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, pressure plate and re-surfaced fly wheel. It also has a new steel fuel tank and tie down strap, new 12 volt headlights, wiring, ignition switch and headlight switch. Jeep starts right away, you can jump in and take it for a cruise. 4 wheel drive works great, really low geared if you know these jeep’s. it does need seats. I have seat frame’s but they need cushion’s. I’m asking $1000.00 obo. Contact me on email or @ 795-2393. I will be posting pic’s of the running jeep soon.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is a good looking wagon.
“Stunning example of a 1955 Willys Wagon. No expense spared when rebuilding this Willys. 15 thousand in chrome, trim and paint. Rebuilt engine and transmission.
Original, except for the disc brake conversion to the front brakes and the radial tires. Making the Willys about 100% more road worthy.
Started with a rust free Washington State Willys. Removed all the body trim and went to work. Added some trim to the vehicle and sent all the chrome and trim to be de-dinged and replated. Finishing touch and Calco did the work. Painted the vehicle after all metal was checked.
The interior is as it was 60 years ago. Seats have been resewn in part and the wood slats were restained. I had to install a new head liner and visors, just too far gone.
If you lift up the front seat, it looks brand new, untouched from new, just amazing. No radio and still the original 6 Volt system. Original oil bath air cleaner. Both seats.
Everything works as new, 4X4, transmission, engine, lights, brakes, steering, good glass all around, etc.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
It includes a title. It might be worth a look.
“1951 Willy’s Jeep, CP. Original engine; frame good; body needs work; has title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $975.
Unclear if it runs.
“As Is
Clean Title
Ready for Rebuild”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
“New starter and distributor with a conversion of 6 volts to 12 volts. It has a flat head 4 cylinder engine complete. Dashboard instruments and extra gas tank it’s a must see. ”
UPDATE: Was $1500. **SOLD**
It includes a huge hunting stand that sits atop the jeep.
“Willys hunting jeep, runs good. Comes with a stand that mounts on top”
UPDATE: Mitch notes the center hole might not be big enough to accommodate a jeep hub. You’ll want to double check this. This is a great price. Pic in ad.
“set of 4 Ford truck wheels 15×8 5lug on 5.5 bolt pattern, best offer/ trade for 15″ truck tires, call pat 360 649 seven96seven”
No pics provided.
“very early cj3a not running very straight almost rust free good windshield seats tail gate bumpers etc. motor mostly complete 4 cyl. flat head with t-90 transmission i beleive respond to add for pics. firm price cash only, I will trade for 1966 ford lwb fleetside 6 cyl. manual shift truck but nothing else thans”
Steve spotted this great article about a jeep owner who decided to build a teardrop trailer for his rig. Alan Johnson wrote the article as part of the premiere issue of Cool Tears and Tiny Campers Magazine, a magazine devoted to small campers.
The more I look at these, the more one of these might be a good solution for our trip back east. I guess I’ll need to share this idea with my wife.
You can read the entire story from Cool Tears here
You can see the trailer loaded in front of the jeep — Cool Tears Magazine