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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
I’m thinking this needs a little more than just some wiring. What is on the hood?
“Has been converted from 6 volt to 12 volt. Complete. Needs to be wired”
Best offer takes this project. It appears to have a roll cage as well.
“Vintage 1942 Jeep, with a straight 6 engine, Best Offer. I don’t know a lot about Jeeps or cars in general, the jeep is part of an inheritance and has been sitting in the back yard for over 10 years, I had it towed to my place but haven’t had any time to change the fluids to run it, I did get a new battery for the jeep and it does try to turn over but I did not try to start it, the jeep is sold as is with a clear titel in hand, I have no idea for pricing so the jeep is being sold for best offer.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/2153880576.html
UPDATE: Was $750. **Sold**
(01/05/2011) The floor seems to be missing some floor.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A. Great restoration project! Engine, frame and drive train is pretty good. The tub is the worst but repairable. The front portion of the Jeep has minimal rust and is solid “floor board curve forward”. Engine turns over and has spark. New 6 volt battery 1-3-11. No title, but I will work with you on getting that resolved.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
There might be some value here. I’m sure it can be picked up for less. The seller incorrectly identifies this as a CJ-2A.
“What you see is what you get – This 1948 Willys CJ-2A Jeep was on a property that was purchased by a Realtor so it does not run and has no title. Been sitting for a long time, but rolls freely. The transmission shifter is stuck in gear. All other shifters work just fine. No seats – and missing 1 plug wire, otherwise it appears to be all there. The engine is a 1953 Hurricane motor out of a CJ-3B. Comes with the original Willys rims, too.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(04/11/2010) It runs and doesn’t look too bad.
“1947 Willys Truck, all original frame and body with no modifications. Rebuilt 134 CID Go-Devil engine, less than 1000 miles on it. Three speed T 90 Tranny. Spicer 18 Transfer case. Timken split axle rear end. Dana 25 front end. The gas tank is bad but I have a brand new one for it. The body isn’t the best but it is in good condition for it’s age. The engine runs great. This is a classic truck in need of a restore. $2000 Firm..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
It runs. I can’t quite tell if the body is in good shape or not. It might be a good find for an eastern wagon.
“1951 JEEP WILLYS WAGON 4X4 HAS ORIGINAL 4 CYL ENGINE 3 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD BUT NEEDS MASTER CYLINDER FOR BRAKES AND SOME OTHER TLC ASKING $1900 CASH”
It appears this rare Nissan has seen a variety of less rare customizations.
“1963 nissan patrol was making into rock crawler; cool little very rare nissan these are designed to be taken apart with minimal tools for easy in the field repairs; a mix between a toyota lancruizer and old landrover; ugly but solid still needs work; comes with attached tow bar hook up and go!!! all major rust repaired; all drivetrain complete and running out of a 74 jeep camando; jeep 304 v8; turbo 400 hydromatic; dana 300 t case; ford 9 inch rear; factory font diff; runs drives stops; all glass; full removable hard top with half doors and full rear doors; rear tire mount; roll bar; all parts and pieces, front split bench,gas tank all parts; or trade for cool little running lowered bug ,baja, quad , sandrail. 503 757 4066”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/2154646461.html
There appears to be some value.
“1954 Willys flatbed truck. The truck is all together and is ready to be finished. 327 chev. V8, 3 speed willys transmission. 2 extra rear ends, and all necessary parts to finish my project truck. Health, and lack of time forces the sale of this truck. A steel at the asking price of $1,500 however best cash offer takes. Want this truck gone this week if possible. 503 281-9628”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/2154367861.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
Needs engine. The body is rough.
“i have a 1947 to 1949 jeep willys 4×4 it would make a great hunting or mud toy it has 31×15 50 tires it needs a motor it is set up for a 4.3 or 350. just call or text 256 348 4631 i can txt pictures or email me”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
(01/18/2011) This rig looks ready to blast off. That looks like a Bobcat Fiberglass body to me.
“1946 willy’s sand drag jeep. Best run was a 3.93 at 88 mph in 100 yards. It has small block chevy 705 hp built by somers racing, deden bear transmissions, ford 9 inch with strange 3rd member, custom chassis”
