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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Not much MB left. Lots of mods. Looks good. Has a fiberglass bobcat hood.
“1942 Willys New Shocks , Springs, Fuel Cell, Exellent heater, Fabricated front and rear Bumpers, Tub Protectors, 327 motor, Never Been Abused, Super Clean!!!
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
There’s some value here, but hard to tell how much from these pics.
“NO TITLE, this is a 1947 Willys that will be sold as is, $1000.00 or best offer.”
This looks pretty good. I bet with a coat of green paint this could look very good.
“This jeep is all original. Has a title and is 95 percent complete. I spent approximately 8k eleven years ago restoring it. It has been sitting outside in the weather. It needs the canvas all the way around and someone with time to work on it. If you are interested call me at 727 7485264. Thank you.”
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/2285614027.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,999
“E-Auto Direct – Jupiter, Florida
1962 Willys Pickup
Price: 20999
Mileage: 13101
Stock No: 73837
Vin: 5526873837
Engine: 226
Transmission: Manual
Here is your chance to won a piece of automotive history! This is a Restored Jeep Willys Pickup that is in very nice condition. This Willys with the 226 Hurricane engine and 3 speed transmission runs like the day it came off the Showroom floor! The transmission shifts well trough the gears and the twinstick 4wd works great. There is no major rust in this Willys and the vehicle has been repainted and the paint shows very well!
The spare tire holder that use to be located on the bedside has been moved to inside the bed to give this truck a very clean look.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
The large speedometer indicates the body is a post 1956 CJ-3B. So, I’m not to sure how accurate the date is.
“1952 Jeep Willey high hood (very rare). Runs just fine. 4 cylinder. Mechanically sound. Ready for the road or mountain trail”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1400. A reader took a look at this and gave the following report: There was no documentation on the Chevrolet drive train components. It supposedly has a rebuilt 350, with AT and has a GM rear end of some kind. Front diff appears stock. Cab is decent outside. with some pinhole rust. Glass appears good except for drivers door. Inside of cab is trashed. No seats. No cover. No air cleaner on engine. Carb is full of dust, bugs and whatever, so it certainly does not appear that the engine has been taken care of. Bed looks useable, with. some rust on flat panels but restorable. Owner said he had a title, but he could not produce it the day I was there.
(05/25/2010) This is still a project.
“1963 JEEP WILLYS TRUCK FC 150. IT WAS OUR PROJECT VEHICLE BUT CANT DO IT NO MORE, NEW V8 350 ENGINE, RUNS. NEEDS INTERIOR AND BODY WORK. ASKING $1400 OBO. call (five 6 two) 577-577 zero.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/2286353422.html
This looks nice.
“Beautifully restored 1948 Jeep Willys. Perfect! Call Larry for details: 970-209-5851”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/2284940198.html
UPDATE: SOLD and heading to France
This appears in good shape.
“FS: WWII ORIGINAL UNRESTORED 1943 WILLYS MBT 1/4 TON JEEP TRAILER
– trailer comes with clear PA title, I’m also including with the trailer 1 pair of six volt NOS tail lights in the box and one NOS trailer cable with a plug. Email me for price, with questions and more pictures.”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $1000
(09/25/2010) See Mike’s comments regarding the titling process in Ohio (thanks Mike!). There’s been a variety of updates to this, including the lengthening of the fenders and hood.
“i have a 46 2a for sale, the tub, fenders and hood are all in like new condition with no rust what-so ever, entire body had been bed linered black. set up for small block ford, still has auto trans an t case, engine removed, will include either a 2.8 gm v6 or gm 454, either of which would need a different trans or a trans adapter. yes, a big block WILL fit in this jeep, the fenders. hood, and frame have been extended 4.5 inches, the frame has been strengthened and extended, has 1/2 ton truck springs, power steering, no title, in ohio the jeep only needs to be inspected to check if any parts have been stolen and a rebuild title will be given, has original vin tags on tub, hard top not included, also have a 1948 rolling chassis with a rusty frame id sell for much cheaper, needs some tlc, but a good start for a flat fender project. will sell with it for and extra $500, $300 if you buy it with the jeep. would trade for a stock willys cj 2a or 3a, 4×4 truck, hearse, deuce and a half, let me know what you have.”
UPDATE: Was $6900. **SOLD**
(01/27/2011) Is it just an illusion, or is there no battery box lid?
“1952 M-38 Willys rare, excellent condition.”
