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I wandered across this swiss website today (.ch — though the seller is in Mulheim, Germany). Apparently, it is a reseller of stainless steal bodies. The site has a variety of images, which I suspect were taken in the Phillipines. It looks like these bodies are built in someone’s backyard. Anyway, I thought the pics were interesting, so here they are. For 3500 Euros, you can get a complete setup for your Jeep.
This needs a new front R&P, but otherwise sounds like it has some value for the price.
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1948 Willys- 69 Buick V6 225 cu, Saginaw non-PS, two fuel tanks-with electric fuel pump, back seat, decent top, seats need replaced or covered, rewired with one wire alt, heater from 68 ford p up, receiver hitch for winch in front, set up for York air compressor on engine, has oversize brakes on front and have axle assy with brakes to be installed on rear axle, two jerry-can carriers on rear, tire carrier is a complete hub assembly. Have extra parts for it-two trans/transfer, misc steering components, misc axles. Only 1 problem with it now is the the front diff is blown. It still goes down the road, you just don’t have all wheel drive. This Willys has been a running project/toy. Been used mainly for running in the snow and hunting. Have taught two children to drive in it. I have bought another Jeep and have to many projects. Not a fancy rig but will do what a Willys will do. Call 541-566-2818 or 541-377-0106.”
http://eastoregon.craigslist.org/cto/2157864270.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
“1964 Willys CJ3B Jeep. 4 x 4, 350 Chevy with 350 automatic transmission, Detroit lockers front and rear, much much more, street legal and ready to go. $5500.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $575
There doesn’t look like a lot of value here.
“I have a 1952 Willys Jeep CJ3A for sale for parts or project. There is no windshield glass or seats in the vehicle. Vehicle has several places on the body where rust has taken over. All the running gear is in place and all four original wheels are there. First $575 takes the vehicle and it does come with a title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900
“Its a 1947 Willys Cj2a. Has rebuilt inline 4cyl engine, new bestop softop, new paint job, all new interior. All brakes have been completely replaced, new drivshafts, new wheels and tires, comes with original wheels and tires, has been completely converted to 12v electrical system w/ a new alternator, and is stereo ready. Has a 4000lb PTO winch, w/ 200ft of cable, fully operable. Has recent tags and title in hand.”
No pics provided.
“needs a starter and lots of body work. no title included. most of the jeep is there.”
Here are some cast iron toys from Mike Legeros’ Collection. The first one is a fire jeep. The second is a Brush Jeep. I’m not sure how large either toy is.
The dash has been changed. I can’t tell if it is a replacement body or a replaced dash.
“flat head 4 cylinder 3 speed Straight body and good paint. Consider partial trade for a lifted gas golf cart/ workhorse/ Gator. Firm on price 686 1249 Top speed about 50 mph”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/2156909474.html
