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(11/15/09) This looks pretty nice.
“This jeep has been rebuilt from the ground up with $7500 in receipts, in addition the Jeep appraised in 2003 for $12,000. The odometer has less that 700 miles since the restoration. No winch or PTO. The jeep is done in military dress. Looking to sell (cash only) or trade for a convertible with a clean Michigan title, no Labarons or other disposable convertibles.”
I never get tired of looking at old jeep pics. These came from this Italian site: http://www.vignaclarablog.it/200909167279/a-caccia-vecchi-cimeli-militari-a-roma-nord-dodge-willis/
This pic of kids on a jeep was too precious to resist …
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2725.
It’s got a big dent on the driver’s side tail, but otherwise looks good.
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Newest daughter just arrived and Jeep has to go. Great vehicle but not a family cruiser. Collector or workhorse, your choice. Comes with 6′ Meyers plow. Runs and operates fine. Homemade soft top. Open to trades for newer Wrangler or CJ otherwise $2725″
UPDATE: Still Available. Was $2500.
This might be a good price. I’m wondering if it is a VEC CJ-2A.
“Jeep Willy’s 4 x 4 registered as a 1946 but has characteristics of 1941-42 military jeep. Needs water pump and starter as it grinds sometimes. Original L head 4 cylinder engine and tranny. Has tool boxes in back and a spare on the back. New battery. Love this jeep but have too many toys! Very fun to drive out in the desert. Reduced price from $3000.”
This looks like a good price.
“This is a 1948 Willys Jeep Pick Up. 4 cylinder 3 speed 4×4 1948 jeep willys pu. Come out and take her for a spin. call 541-297-5878.”
http://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/cto/1466334901.html
I’m not sure whether this runs or not.
“1953 Flat Fender Willys Jeep needs work Could be a great project for someone who has the time to give to fixing it up. I am asking $1,000 or best offer. For more information you can contact me at 541-912-7457.”
http://eugene.craigslist.org/pts/1466346129.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Robert purchased this deal. I didn’t notice before, but those are Desert Dog Tires (and I’m likely the only person who cares)!
I would image the Overdrive is probably is reasonable shape, potentially making this a decent deal, especially if the price drops.
“This is one of those projects that you never get around too. The rear spark plug is missing and it appears that the cylinder has collected water over the years so I am sure that the engine needs major work. the transmission shift does not move, no idea. It has an overdrive kit purchased through J. C. Whitney so there are four shifting levers, regular transmission, high low range, four wheel drive, and overdrive. The body has some surface rust and a few holes in the floor boards but basically sound. ”
This doesn’t run and looks pretty rough. The Wagon is for sale for $1250 as well.
“I BELIEVE THIS TO BE A 1952 M38 WILLYS MILITARY JEEP. THE BODY DATA PLATE SAYS SERIAL NUMBER IS MC-59863. THERE IS NO TITLE WITH THIS JEEP. IT HAS THE FOLLOWING ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT: THREE SEAT FRAMES, TRANSFER CASE, TRANSMISSION, MC 80403 ENGINE, BRASS DATA PLATE ON DASH, TWO AXE BRACKETS, WINDSHIELD FRAME, HOOD, TUB, FENDERS, GRILL, TAILGATE, SEVERAL FOOTMAN LOOPS AND OTHERS. IT HAS A CJ5 DIRTY GAS TANK, CIVILIAN 15 INCH WHEELS, AVM LOCKOUT HUBS, SPRINGS HAVE BEEN REPLACED, ALL GAGES HAVE BEEN REPLACED( I DON’T KNOW IF ANY OF THESE WORK) THIS JEEP HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO 12 VOLTS. THE ENGINE HAS A CRACK AROUND THE CENTER HEAD BOLT STUD ON THE DRIVERS SIDE. IT COMES WITH A VOLKSWAGEN CARB. TURNS OVER, BUT I HAVE NOT STARTED IT, I BELIEVE THE CIVILIAN DISTRIBUTOR IS WORN … willysm38@sbcglobal.net”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/1463931490.html
You can see this sports a column shift. And, it sports a seized motor.
“i have a 1946 willys jeep (an old army jeep) motor is seized but all origanal no roit surfaced rust only it has a steel top that was custum made for it that was made in west vergina a good old jeep ideal for somone to restore i have more pictures i can send if needed $4000.00 or best offer call robin 1-413-659-2621 leave message speak slowy and clearly thanks”
http://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/1466329478.html
It will run. Promise.
“Jeep Willy’s CJ-3B highhood, stock 4 cylinder, will run, no title, 503-440-4145”
http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/cto/1465758451.html
I am planning to do a section on mini jeeps from the 50s and 60s. As I was searching for images, I ran across this very logical way of cutting out a logo from a thin plate of steel with some simple tools. Of course, once I saw the pics, I thought, duh, that makes perfect sense, but for some reason, it didn’t occur to me to do it this way. Now I know how I can make some “ewillys” plates that I could mount on the sides of the jeep.
I got these pics and idea from the Ranger Station.
You can see the logo in the middle of this image
The Logo was painted onto the steel
Then the logo was drilled
Then there were many hours of grinding according to the builder
And then, the thing that surprised me the most, was where the builder planned to use the logo.
