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The engine spins.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/18657808157/permalink/10160210221143158/
“1947 I think for sale in Claremont nc 28610 area 2500obo flathead 4cylinder 3sp no title spins over but no fire.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/2i8/2022) The body has been rhino-lined. Has an early head.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/767182234612575
“This is a 1951 willys jeep farm model, new gas pump, intake and exhaust manifold, water pump, distributor, spark plugs, steering wheel, among others. It has a added steering stabilizer and 29 inch tires. It runs and drives but over heats right now because it needs a fan shroud. The transfer case and transmission have been rebuilt. The frame and undercarriage have been ryno lined along with the body”
UPDATE: Updates should start appearing shortly today (Monday).
A wind storm blew through Friday night, knocking out power and dropping branches from numerous trees. We spent yesterday cleaning up, with more to do today. So, next updates will be Monday.
11/04 Storm. branches, leaves, and debris everywhere!
As TJ noted when he sent this, free is a good price. Maybe some useful parts.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/willy’s-f134/5342585675870226?ref=messenger_share&rt=54
“Complete motor it is locked up free for the taking located in Myrtle creek oregon”
Has a GPW engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/473648504689175
“1948 Willys Jeep. In good shape, runs but needs work to be drivable. Has WW2 Ford Jeep engine install in it at this time (1942 GPW) Has some rust in the floor braces. Has new tires. Come with boxes of extra parts- gaskets, hoses, brakes, driveshafts, etc. Also includes extra axles with lockers and disc brakes, extra engine and transmission. Transmission has GM adapter. Clean and clear title in hand. If the ad is up, it’s for sale. Will not answer asking if it available. Low-ballers will be ignored.”
May be worth a look. No pics of the engine or driver’s side.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1511812782667605
“Runs and drives manual transmission original flathead 4 cyl parade ready $11,500 or trade for willys pickup that is still original”
This is a roller.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/627718332262868
“1969 2wd jeep built for the sand custom built frame 4link front and rear. Current green sticker. Cutting brakes ready to to go. Don’t have time to use.just roller for $4000.00 obo. No engine no transmission. Just roller. Fuel system cooling system all intact.”
Might be worth a look. Some early Free Lock hubs on the CJ-5.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/805038607471088
“Both jeep and parts $1300. Bill of sale only. What you see is what I have”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
TJ spotted this rig. Looks like a good price.
“Due to face book deals its listed again i got like 90 messages and alot coments but nobody has showed up or paid for it so here we go again All original M725 got some rust on front end- box is in great shape 230-tornado 6cyl ohc dana 60 front and back- was told posi front and rear with 5.38 gears sm465 4spd lots of great parts sell or trade if dont get rid of soon im cutting running gear out and hualing to scrap does not run rusty been sitting ten years eng still turns over ran when parked rolls easy tires hold air – wieght is 8800 lbs at 120 a ton so no i wont take 500.00”
UPDATE: I learned this top was manufactured by a metal worker who manufactured tops for custom tractor trailer companies. He couldn’t find the top he wanted, to he made this one.
I was asked to look at a top located in Oklahoma last night on a Facebook group. It turned out to be one I’d never seen. Anyone ever seen one like this?
This first photo shows multiple unusual accents. First, the rear roof lines are unlike any other top I’ve seen. The rear of the roof looks to be a 90 degree angle, but at the sides, there is a slope that moves towards the front to hug the rounded edges. The roof’s edges look to be sectioned as goes over the edge, rather than round. The hinge-type is different. The existence of a wiper suggests it may have been constructed later than most vintage tops (or added onto the top at a later date). The windows appear appear standard sized, as if reused from a Kelly, Koenig, or Meyer hardtop. The front of the top edges inward towards the front, suggestion it was made for a flat fender.
These doors have been indented in a way that allows for a flat piece of glass or plastic. They also look to be suicide doors, with the handle at the front and hinges in back.
The windshield might be the most unusual aspect. Given its short heigh, I think it might be for a CJ-3B.
