It might just be the image, but they look like they have some wear.
“Set of four, like NEW 7.00-16 NDTs on very nice early CJ wheels
asking $550
located in Evansdale IA 50707
call or text 319 415 9917”
It might just be the image, but they look like they have some wear.
“Set of four, like NEW 7.00-16 NDTs on very nice early CJ wheels
asking $550
located in Evansdale IA 50707
call or text 319 415 9917”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
(01/08/2012) Runs and drives.
“Cab over willys with dual PTO setup, no attachments. Has plow frame and pump, no blade. Box is solid, cab needs little work. Runs and drives excellent, 4wd works well. Pretty much all original, been garaged for most of its life.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(04/07/2012) There is some rust spots on the passenger side, but otherwise looks pretty good.
“I am selling this cj3b,it has a chevy 283 with rv cam.accel ignition.painless wiring harness,warn overdrive,1” rancho lift kit.I daily drove for summer days,the best top tiger top is in excellent shape always stored in doors.The flat fender has the usual rust but this a colorado jeep.”
Pete from the Old Willys Forum wanted to share these pics and videos from this year’s Willys Overland Rally, Moab 2012. In case you missed them, Kevin also share some pics and his experience.
Here’s a link to all the pictures and videos: http://oldwillysforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=27208#p27208
Here are a few . . .
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDa6pjSIgr4
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX85uUvpcjo
Robin had a question about a wagon he just bought. Unfortunately, I don’t have the time to research it at the moment, so I’ll throw it out to you all.
Robin writes, ” just purchased a 1957 Station Wagon that, from the pictures on Craigs List, appeared to be a Parkway conversion. Upon further inspection I am totally confused. It has the rear doors of a delivery wagon that appear to be factory. The windows however, are not flush but recessed and the wheel wells are squared instead of rounded. The history, according to the seller, was:
1. sold to US Forest Service
2. 12 years ago sold to a fella in Moab, UT.
3. The gentleman I purchased it from got it three years ago and used it as a “daily driver” for two years. It sat for one year when they decided to sell it.
To make a long story short; did they make station wagons with the “delivery” doors? Some more pics here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alturusphoto/sets/72157629855658998/”
Here’s the text of this newest Scam:
“URGENT SALE – IMMINENTLY! 1942 GPW Ford Willys Military Jeep 4×4 Vintage – For Sale By Owner
Totally Rebuilt – New gas tank, Hydraulic Wilwood Clutch, 44 rear axle,
If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact me. tks”
Here are two pictures from the scam. There’s another one of GPW in a garage, too.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500
“Up for sale is a 1951 Willy’s three door wagon, runs and drives excellent. The wagon has been re-powered with a 4.3L Chevy motor and transmission, known for their reliability. It is a two wheel drive. The body is in great shape and very little rust, with none in the floor. The wagon has a unique door knob style shifter for the automatic transmission. The interior is extremely well taken care of, the wood slats are in perfect shape and no tear or stains in the interior. Headliner is flawless. The odometer is currently at 96837 and still counting. The white wall tires are in great shape, practically new. Clean title.
Other features of the wagon include: push button door handles, spot light, air bags in the rear suspension to aid in stability and cornering, air conditioning, and heating spare tire with matching hubcap.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
You can get all three for $5000 or just the nice jeep for $3895.
“THIS LIL JEEP IS IN AWSOME CONDITION I ALSO HAVE TWO MORE FOR PARTS IF YOU WANT ALL THREE FOR FIVE GRAND.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
“For sale – 1947 Willys CJ2 Jeep.
REBUILT ENGINE
NEW CLUTCH
VINYL TOP
REALLY GREAT SHAPE!”
The jeep appears solid. The dog looks happy with it.
“CJ2A Willys 1948 jeep in great running condition. All original parts except electric fuel pump, and color. New brakes, new bearings, new seals (engine and transmission) and new steering linkage. 77,093 miles. Price: $4,900. (Dog and chains not included) Call Tom at 715-445-3559.”