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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900
This looks solid.
“1948 WILLYS Jeep, Classic 4×4! Everything works great, perfect running condition w/ new tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Some assembly required.
“1948 cj2a has 2001 chevy 4.3 vortech v6, freshly rebuilt. 1967sm420 trans, rockwell t-221 transfercase. cj-7 frame and axles
spring over kit and 2.5″ lift springs. over $6000 invested. asking $3000 o.b.o”
No location was provided.
“2 1956 Willys wagon for sale or trade. i will consider a trade for a Willys truck. Two bodies, the white one has a frame under it. Not sure on the condition of the frame. The green is off its frame. The frame looks to be in good condition for its year. Looks like if you mix windows you will have a full set with no cracks. All windows are in both bodies, but some are cracked. Green body looks like it is in good shape. Little problem around the rear wheel well. One set of seats. No good engines. White has old block, and looks like tranny in back of it. Any other questions, please email me. Do have a backhoe to load them up for you.
Price: $1,300 or Best Offer
Please contact Kaleb at:
email: pound.kalebi@gmail.com”
http://www.jeeptruck.com/bd/sale/adb292/adb292.html
UPDATE: Was “Make offer”
The CJ-5/M-38A1 and the red M-38 have been sold. Only the blue M-38 is left.
(09/05/2012) “Has a small block Ford engine. Needs lot’s of work Hasn’t been on road since the eightys. Doen’t run selling as is. $700. Will take your junk cars in trade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
(07/10/2012) I wondered why this looked odd, but then I read “Suzuki Drive Train” . . .
“1946 Willys flat fender jeep, very cool, Suzuki drive train, runs great $3200 847 533-975 zero”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(08/21/2012) This doesn’t run and doesn’t have a valid title.
“I have this amazing little jeep that I bought from a buddy of mine that was clearing his property to sell and I thought I would restore it but I was just let go from my job and have to downsize my car collection.
At any rate, the Willys is very complete and original down to the original Motorola radio (not sure if it works but it’s there)
Original 134ci (2.2l) flat head 4cyl hooked to the 3spd manual and original twin stick transfer case. Axles, suspension, steering, and even shackles are also original. Frame has surface rust but absolutely no rot.
Has a few rusty spots in the normal areas on the body and there are a few patch panels but firewall forward is in amazing shape, not even a dent in either fender. Has newer 1 piece windshield on it now but comes with original WILLYS stamped squared off split windshield and a couple of fabric doors in ok shape but no top. Hood is bent in but can be easily pushed back to shape
I haven’t been able to start it for a couple reasons (mainly because I can’t find spark plug wires that fit the ignition cap) and no time to play with it. Carb is also off and needs a lot of cleaning, but is the original from ’48. Oil bath air filter is also in good shape.
It appears to have been converted to 12V at one time, but I’m not certain, so I would make sure of that before tossing a battery in it just to see if it cranks. . . .
Buz spotted this unusual bit of sheet music.
“Home Front – WARTIME
Jeep interest: Original wartime sheet music in excellent condition.
Measures: 11″ x 9″.
Condition: Excellent.
Postage £1.20 UK £3.00 World”
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This is an interesting brochure.
“Original part color sales sheet , 7.5 x 10.5 , Chinese text . Shows CJ3B YL1 , CJ5 Pickup YL2 , Jeep Pickup YL3 , and Jeep Station Wagon YL4 . Yue Loong produced Willys Jeep vehicles and Nissan Trucks as well as others under license . Produced by Yue Loong Motor Company , Miaoli County , Taiwan.”
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I am a little surprised that this brochure was published in 1999.
“The Warner Automatic Overdrive Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual relates only to post-war Overdrive types Warner R-10 and R-11 used on Ford, Fraser, Hudson, Kaiser, Lincoln, Chevrolet, Mercury, Nash, Packard, Studebaker, and Willys
Performance
Operating Principles
Mechanical
Electrical
Service Operations
Tracing and Correction of Electrical Control Troubles
Mechanical Faults
Common Causes of Trouble
Servicing of Overdrive Unit
16 Pages
Good Condition. Back cover has a coffee stain on the bottom.”
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UPDATE: Was $7450: **Status Unknown**
“This “Jeep” is in excellent condition. Having only 2 owners within the last 55 years it is obvious that it has been well taken care of and maintained. The first owner used the PTO to cut firewood on the farm. The current owner is a Jeep collector and has keep the truck stored indoors. If you are looking for a classic vintage “working mans” truck, here it is!”
