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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
This is a great looking old Willys.
“327 Chevy Engine. Chevy 4 speed tranny. Overdrive 2 high 2 low. Lift kit. Rollbar needs finishing. Trade for pontoon boat, or harley”
There looks like $500 worth of value here. The seller has provided links to a variety of pics.
“Great project. Bought it with high hopes but realized I don’t have the time for it right now. The body is straight Has not run for years looks like it needs new wiring and a good tear down, clean up, and reassembly. . Stop by and take a look, and see for your self, instead of asking questions, sometimes pictures seem to lie. $500 and she is yours. Email for questions, and 214-755-2904 for directions to see her.”
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The body looks to be in great shape based on the one tiny pic.
“1948 red willy’s jeep. L-Head flathead 4, T90 3-speed tranny, Model 18 transfer case. Cracked steering wheel, original. Top speed roughly 45!!! Down a hill, might do 48.. Typical cruise speed 25.. Clean and original but not good for daily commuter unless you’re going to the grocer.”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $300
This appears to be a good price.
“I have a Ramsey PTO Winch that came off of a 60’s Willys CJ-5. Its in good shape and all parts are there: winch, control box that bolts to transfer case, fairlead, and the driveshaft. The labels are hard to see in the pictures: The one on the control box says – PT1-J;The one on the winch says – Model # 1200-R (I think), Capacity 8000lb, and the Serial # (hard to make out). Looking to get $300 dollars for it”
If wiring the lights is all that’s left, then this might be a pretty good price. The body appears to be a replacement body, so it’s likely in very good shape.
“1971 frame and running gear, new u joints,radiator rebuilt ,,new distributer,,cap,rotor,wires ,3 speed, lock out Warner hubs..power steering.new leaf springs,headers,bikini top.windshield folds down,,good body on the 1952 Willys,,this jeep starts and runs strong,,,it needs the lights wired up the harness is there,, Pete 970 222 2814 2 -5 gallon gas cans on rack in the back”
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1699550026.html
I can’t tell much from the pics.
“1947 Willys Jeep runs good have title 2750.00 or possible trade”
http://easttexas.craigslist.org/cto/1700346549.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300
I’m guessing it doesn’t run at the moment?
“For Sale a 1943 MB Willy Jeep this is unrestored but has all the parts, except combat rims. I just dont have time to get to it and would like to see it go to a good home.”
It’s an unusual roll cage. I like the ‘hot rod’ head cover.
“JEEP WILLYS 1945 RUNS AND DRIVE GOOD.”
UPDATE: Thanks to Craig for updating on the sale of this Truck. It sold for $5200.
Here’s a beautiful truck.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“This is a very rare WWII 1947 Willys. I put jeep in the title for locating purposes only. IT IS NOT A JEEP MANUFACTURED VEHICLE. It is a 1947 WWII willys, with original engine and drivetrain. The body was hand built by skilled craftsmen in 1974 in the philippine islands. It has a complete stainless steel body. The engine was rebuilt about 3-4 years ago by an ASE certified mechanic. It runs and drives like new and has no problems that I am aware of. It has been used mostly in shrine parades and ridding the grandchildren around on the farm. It has been stored in a climate controlled shop most of its life. It naturally has no rust anywhere on it. The tires are very old and do have signs of dry rot, but have excellent tread and if not going on a long trip, should be fine for several more years. I have heard that several were built in the 70’s, but I wouldn’t think that very many are still around. The vehicle comes with a full enclosure and as far as I can tell all the snaps and attachments are in good working order. The vehicle has never been wrecked or disassembled whatsoever. The miles showing on the speedometer are true and correct. There are no dents that I have seen at all. There are some very lite wear scratches in the stainless body from getting in and out or wiping dust off without the proper cloth. Again these are very lite and would probably not be noticed, but I did want to mention them.”
