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This does not run.
“This 1953 Willy’s Jeep does not run, but wood with a little work. However it is not on the original frame and can not be licensed for street use. Please review the photo’s, I have the original frame and T-90 transmissing and title for a restore project. Also could be used for you Rock Climber.”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=15383999&cat=&lpid=&search=willys%20jeep
No pics provided.
“Not too much rust. Windshield and engine not cracked”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $3150.
This might be a very good price on a DJ-3A. The seller has this listed as a 1949 DJ. I’d be very curious to learn the serial number.
“1949 Willys Jeep DJ 2-wheel drive 4-cyl runs good drive it home. Three speed on the floor new tires, new radiator and new battery 12volt system”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
It runs and has a plow. There may be some value.
“UNRESTORED JEEP 4 CYL HARD TOP RUNS GREAT 46,000 orig miles”
Hotchkiss’ don’t pop up for sale here in the U.S. too often. You can learn more about them on Andy’s M201 website.
“Although I’ve owned many jeeps this was my first and only Hotchkiss so I am not an expert. A few other projects force me to sell this baby. What is unbelievable bout this jeep is its condition for an unrestored jeep. It is very solid. As for the drive train it is all in excellent condition. The jeep is now riding on four combat wheels and a spare combat wheel (I think combat wheels look better than original hotchkiss wheels). The engine bay is very complete and correct. This is one of those jeeps you can enjoy for many years. During its life it has been registered and titled as an MB but from my research it is a hotchkiss which you don’t see too many of. According to the tag on the motor is say that DATE DE RECEPTION IS 2/10/63, I don’t know if that is considered to be delivery date or not but I am determining the jeep to be a 63 based on that information, if I’m incorrect feel free to email me. This jeep looks even better in person so come see it if you can. For the buy it now price I have a tandem tow bar as well as a T1 compressor that I will include. I would recommend keeping it in this condition and never restore it. I would drive this jeep anywhere in the US from California to New York, that is how good this baby runs. I am not a mechanic so, in an effort to keep everybody happy I recommend that all interested parties come see and inspect the jeep before bidding. I will consider MA, GPA or Bantam parts and manuals as partial trade towards the jeep. Good luck and happy bidding. For last minute questions feel free to contact me at colshlby65@aol.com or 702-768-9972.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000. Appears to have a Worman half cab.
This is looks pretty rough for the price.
“1946 jeep cj2a…willys jeeps…has a buick v6231. has hi low granny gear with dual shifters…….hasn’t run in 5years….set up for hydralic plow.. not pretty…but hard to find….for parts or repair ….looking for 2000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Hard to tell much, except that it appears pretty stock.
“it has 48000 miles it has been converted to a buick v6 runs and drives good i also have the original engine the overall condition is good .it also has a x3 super winch.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5995
(05/14/2011) This looks good.
“1948 CJ-2A Willys Jeep with stock flathead four engine. Original drive train completely stock. New gel battery. Complete enclosure with doors. Front and rear tow bars. No rust on body. Been garaged. All reasonable offers considered.”
UPDATE: Was $3000. **SOLD**
(04/15/2011) The body looks solid.
“48 willys jeep,4 cylinder flat head, 12 volt system, solex carburetor,electic fan,warn locking front hubs, 4″ lift,chevrolet steering box, runs drives older restoration $3,500 obo ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4166.
(02/11/2011) Looks like a good rig.
“This is my dad’s CJ. He bought it a few years back and never used it. It is one of the cleanest Willys you’ll see. It has a nice lift, small winch, rear locker, custom dash and seats. Candy Apple Paint, CB, a new top and doors. He just had the Carb professionally rebuilt but somehow it isn’t running right. May be the carb or how dad hooked it up??? Has an f-head 4 cylinder with a trick custom intake, 3 spd, power steering with saginaw box, Caddy titl wheel and more. He paid $5000 just a few years back and has dumped more money into it. He would like it gone this weekend so cash talks but seriously no BS offers this is a clean rig for the right guy it’s cheap too”
