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All original except for the seats and the replacement body.
“1941 Willys Jeep 39000 miles, all original, comes with hard top and doors. $9500.00 obo call 802 893 3903, 802 310 2654”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/2541190198.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Lots of spaghetti in the engine compartment, but it runs and looks solid.
“I have a 1948 flat fender Jeep Willys for sale. It is in good shape all around, runs and drives great. The drive train is stock with the flat head four cylinder and stock transmission and axles. Asking $2,200.00”
I hate it when there are bullet holes in my parts.
“I have a good cab roof for a willys fc-150 / fc-170 , no dents just 1 bullet hole !! Good dog house (all 3 pieces) For Fc-150 . Good narrow track axles for fc-150. prices neg. Chris. photo’s at your request.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
(08/19/2010) This looks like a strong runner.
“Good. Running almost new. Chevy 350 small block with msd ignitions. Three inch rancho lift. 4-core aluminum radiator. Electric fan. 33in Mickey Thompson tires. Full roll cage. CB and radio/cd player. It has come time for me to sell this Jeep due to a need for a newer/practical family car, with hopes that a new owner will fully enjoy this awesome vehicle. Please e-mail me your name, phone number or questions and I will be in contact with you.”
UPDATE: Was $1200. **SOLD**
(07/31/2011) Runs and drives, but isn’t pretty doing it.
“This Willys jeep runs and drives. the jeep does need brakes. 4wd works good. I don’t have a title but will provide bill of sale.”
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UPDATE: Still Available and the price went up.
(02/01/2011) Lots of updates.
“CJ2A Jeep; 231 CID Buick V6; TH350 transmission with shift kit; Power steering; Dual brake master cylinder; Detroit locker rear end; Dana 25 front differential; Dana 18; transfer case; Heater; CD player; Padded roll bar; Rear seat; Corbeau suspension seats
Tilt and telescopic steering column; 11” large brakes; Ramsey 8000lb winch; 33×15.5×15 Toyo open country tires; Ceramic coated headers; R.J.S. racing seat belts; Trailer light hook-ups front and rear; All original steel with 1948 CJ2A Windshield; 4” Suspension Lift
Chrome Wheels; Warn locking hubs; Electric wipers included but not installed; Diamond plate rear panels and tow bar
Collier’s Custom Classics & Hot Rods
2915 Youree Dr.
Shreveport, LA 71104
318-754-4384
www.collierscustomclassics.com”
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/ctd/2541393433.html
UPDATE: Was 3000. **SOLD**
(06/22/2011) This might be a CJ-3A.
“1946 Jeep Willies. Has been sitting, needs a little TLC”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200
It runs but isn’t quite ‘street-able’; I’m not sure if that is a handling issue or street-legal issue.
“This is a running driving Willys with a clean title. All the lights including blinkers work, and this vehicle is very close to being street-able. I converted this to run a chevy 4.3 v-6. It was rebuilt 5 years with new marine vortec heads and edelbrock conversion intake and carb. I used a adapter plate with a brand new input gear to use the a original Willys trans and transfer-case. I have had this in the mud once and it worked out great. Could use a lager radiator but is not needed. It comes with extra parts like windshield frame, a good hood, axles, more transmissions and transfer cases, a aluminum half cab, a custom full roll cage, and several other parts. The body has had work done to it in the past and the paint is flaking off. The jeep is overall solid and would make a good project or toy as is.”
This is a Willys Jeep that was assembled from parts and pieces in the early 1960’s by Joe Ferrero and used as a Shriner’s parade vehicle through the early 1990’s. It appears to be a DJ-3A.
They acquired the Willys needing repair. With a minor ressurection – this vehicle is functioning as a parade vehicle. Features include all the bells and whistles (literally), a squirting telephone, bottle openers, and a keg that is accessible through the side of the vehicle.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
If some detail work was done, this could look pretty cool. Truck sold separately.
“!959 Willys Jeep Stationwagon 4X4
Project I bought but can no longer afford.
This is a really good custom with extreem potential.
The top has a 4″ chop, a nice straight job.
Dual wheels out the back is a gmc 1 ton truck axle.
Does not have motor or transmission, set up for small block Chev.
I also have a doner Gmc Jimmy 4X4 with running motor and autotrans, and
frame that is 4″ longer than Willys frame. The gmc offers better brakes.
This is an intense project, but could be great rat rod, or ratrod custom.
My loss your gain. I have over $3000. invested
Asking $1800 for the wagon and $700 for the jimmy”
