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Rudolf, a native of Holland, has moved to the island of Bali in Indonesia. There, he stumbled on this unusual 6×6 last month. Well, I guess he has found some other WWII flatties. He thought readers might be interested in purchasing them if the export/import can be worked out.
Here’s a 1944 MB he found:
Steve spotted this, noting that the seller says the top is leather. That would seem unusual.
“Over $20,000 invested in this frame off full restoration. New paint Fall 2008. New wiring package. Rope gaskets changed out with rubber to stop garage leaks. Runs like a top. $1200 leather top and doors. Ziebart undercarriage protection for corrosion. Call for a test drive. Must sell. Will email more pictures direct if requested. Perfect Willy to put in a parade, do work on the farm, or drive into town to get a gallon of milk.”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/2168435584.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** This was priced at $2600
It runs, but has some rough edges.
“i have a 1946 willys jeep cj2a motor runs good , first gear in trans. makes noise,, brakes ok,, gauges work ,,light all work,,floor pan a little rough but outsides good ..$2600.00 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
According to the seller, this is restored except for the paint. No indication as to whether the numbers match or not.
“1945 Willieys Jeep MB; Restored in excellent condition. Just needs final paint. Runs and drives great; Original Gout manual and parts manual; 2 Sets of wheels; Tow barSiren; Blackout headlamps; Too cool!!!”
This runs. It might be good price. Maybe its my eyes, but there are a few details that suggest this needs a closer look (the mbish tow bar, the lack of holes for the front parking lights, and the gas inlet seems a little small), but maybe I’m just sleepy.
“1947 Willys Jeep Needs to be restored. Runs needs brake work 623-535-8063 623-341-8897”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/2171318105.html
UPDATE: Colin reports the Surrey sold for $23,000 plus a $2300 buyer’s premium (see comments). Thanks for the followup!
Laurie pointed out some Willys at the Barret-Jackson website.
1960 DJ-3A Surrey Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1945 MB Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1946 CJ-2A Scottsdale 2011 Auction
1953 M-38A1 Scottsdale 2011 Auction
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
(02/25/2010) “I have a 1943 Willys Jeep and a 1946 Willys jeep for parts to go with it. Good title on the 1943 jeep. The ’43 runs but has a 1954 engine in it. Most parts you would need to make it right are on the ’46. $2000 firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11000
(07/16/2010) Pretty unusual. Something unusual has been done with the grille as well. The tines appear to shape outwords.
“1950 Jeep with Mattracks Has a remanufactured 350 Chevy V8 with New carb and intake, headers, All running gear is from an 1984 Jeep with 40,000 miles . Has power steering , brakes, and 4 speed .”
UPDATE: Already sold! Was listed at $500
This may be good for parts.
“this 46 willy is very rough but has a lot of good parts.Last time running was about a year and half ago but ran very good,only reason not used is that father inlaw parked it because ether the transmission or rear end froze up.Will not take no less for it so don’t ask.Call me at 334-685-1741 for any more info.”
http://dothan.craigslist.org/cto/2169775072.html
Lots of original, but not all original. The steps have been altered and there appears to have been some body work on the passenger side.
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I AM LOOKING TO SELL MY 1952 WILLYZ JEEP ALL ORIGINAL PARTS, IT IS A 4 CYL 4X4 6 VOLT SYSTEM ALL ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR TAIL LIGHTS AND REAR BUMPER IS WOOD, NEEDS SOME RESTORING WOULD MAKE A GREAT PROJECT
CAR, I AM ASKING $3000.00 OR BEST OFFER PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS. I ALSO HAVE MORE PICS IF NEEDED.”
http://porthuron.craigslist.org/cto/2169582070.html
UPDATE: This appears to have sold. Was listed at $1000.
This might be a good price. It looks like the driver’s side is rusty or banged up.
“great shape all glass is good running motor with parts if you dont have the cash dont bother to call 585-23 thirty three price is very firm will trade for 4×4 toyota pickup running or not.phone calls only thanks. serious calls only!”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/2169152316.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“For your consideration a 1952 Willys M38a1 military jeep. Serial # 17543, dod. 9/52, making it an early example with the thumbscrew battery box lid, hinged front grill, rare original slanted seam front fenders, and the narrow early bumper undamaged.
Runs great, with no smoke or knocks. The engine is totally original with the 24 volt system and all waterproof accessories (distributor, carb, generator, regulator). Transmission and transfer case shift smoothly and quietly. Brakes are inoperative due to bad master cylinder.
Was a municipal vehicle used for off road search and rescue (seldom) It was well maintained and not abused, spent most of its time in storage. Has the original seats, cushions, rear seat, and 50’s dated tires. (pass seat not shown but included) Body has very minimal rust, surface rust mostly in a few spots, and a couple small dings. Frame and springs are excellent. Has all original dashboard and data plates. Windshield frame is very good shape also.
Would make an excellent easy restoration candidate, as it has not been modified in civilian hands. Never had a snowplow mounted. Never had locking hubs installed. Never been registered on the road. Has one of the best original condition body’s that I have seen”
