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UPDATE: This was sold out of NV in 2021. Now for sale (make offer) in Cali.
(04/03/2021) This is different. The price seems reasonable.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/501492705205201/
“Full custom 1950 Willy’s wagon completed 900 miles ago. Frame off, everything new, built 350/350 with tubbed Dana rear end, custom rumble seat, seats 8, custom sound system and led lighting. Looking for trades or make offer!”
Project or parts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1220904748777369
“1943 Willys mb Jeep. Engine turns over but not running. No paperwork. Body is very rough.”
The CJ-5 may have some early Free-Lock hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1395644641004293
“One is a 1946 the other one is a 1955 they both need a hell of a lot of work $650 for both bill of sale only we do not have a title for these don’t ask $650 takes both”
UPDATE: **Sold** was $1900.
This appears to be a truck with the rear sides of a wagon modified into a rear bed. It’s something a little different.
“1959 Willys, Jeep, 2WD, Custom made fleet side bed, No front fenders, No seat, Custom bumpers, Center line wheels, new tires but older. V8 318, AT, dodge rearend, motor and trans are good but not running now. Good start on Rat Rod project, Hot Rod, pickup, truck. $1900.00 OBO,”
This seller may also have the red one listed from Spanish Fork. The seller thinks this is a 2A, but I’d say it is more likely a 3A.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/697022558685310
“Old Jeep Willys flat fender project. I believe she’s a 2-A but someone here probably knows more. Body panels are in good shape. She definitely needs someone to love her. A fantastic project car, or would be a sweet bar or decoration in a man cave or bar. I. Included a picture of the bar I built in my shop. I’ve got 2 of these and would work a deal on both of them. This one is still on the trailer and ready to be delivered in the next few days.”
Seller claims this is a “Ford”. It looks like the rear lids are flat like an MB. Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/789657225524294
“1941 original go-anywhere, do-anything vehicle, which came to be known by its nickname, “Jeep””
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/07/2022) This has an unusual mod at the driver’s entrance. The cowl lid suggests this is an M-38.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/668508681658006/
“Original 1943 Willys jeep general. It runs good willing to trade for a bobcat or comparable piece of equipment or $6,000”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/09/2022) I have to say I was more curious about the Sand Jalopy Hot Rod than the jeep. The jeep seems to have a DJ-3A body. Neither seems to have much value.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/408067411508752
“1 Jeep 1 water pumper buggy 1000$ for both Bill of sale”
And the Sand Jalopy
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/28/2022) This has a Blue Star hardtop, though it may be missing the rear and side doors.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/557768702697578
“It’s been stored for 25 years and was running.”
UPDATE: As Barney notes in the comments, it appears to be a windshield adapted from a Mighty Mite. You can see an example here: http://www.ewillys.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/year-m422a1-imperial-ca1.jpg
Buz just acquired this MB that has an unusual windshield setup. I have seen some bubba jobs similar to this windshield, but someone did this much better than most. It does not appear to be an M-38A1 windshield (too narrow), but it doesn’t appear to be a CJ-3A/DJ-3A windshield (curved top holder). Anyone recognize it?
He described the windshield this way:
I bought this 1943 Willys MB with this unusual style M38A1 windshield assembly. It is narrower than the M38A1 windshield and this one has not been cut and welded. Also a very precise adaptation to the cowl to mount the windshield. No doubt it probably harms the value of the 1943 model, but it has to have been some sort of factory modification, it’s not a home brew bubba job. Have you ever seen anything similar to this? I have the history of this jeep back to 1947. The first civilian registration was issued in 1947 to E. W. Worrell who paid $800 for it in Hillsville, VA.
Here are some pics.
