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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 .
Jim spotted this jeep. It could use some more comprehensive photos, but may be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1536513523391385
“2 volt Solid Runs good and drives good Roll bar Brakes need work Steering is sloppy No title Awesome little antique 4×4, needs a little love to be roadworthy. Easy project.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8999.
(05/28/2021) The body is fiberglass.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/350789533104781/
“Beautiful 1950 Willys cj3a (glass tub) fully functional 4WD lights rear blinkers. Original motor runs like a dream. Brand new brakes,fuel pump,and battery installed $10,500 obo”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6600.
(05/12/2021) This has a 3A windshield and lack bow holders, but the transmission crossmember is that of a 2A model.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/807195646861843
“1948 Jeep Willys – camouflage paint
With Military Trailer.
Many new parts.”
Mark listed this rare J-37 wagon on JeepTrucks.com.
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale21/ad274/ad274.html
“Will entertain classic VW partial trades plus cash and I am happy to discuss a reasonable offer just keep in mind these are very rare and almost impossible to find in the US (and they are not cheap overseas either!)
Jeep/Mitsubishi Willys collaboration (Japan under license of Jeep USA)
This vehicle is Right Hand Drive and 4 speed manual on the column shifting. 4WD floor mounted lever with another overdrive lever in every gear selector lever.
This 1982 Mitsubishi Jeep J37 is a gas-powered, right-hand-drive 4×4 station wagon that was purchased by a serviceman while stationed in Japan and imported to Texas in May 2018 then sold to the current owner and is now titled in Florida. Engine a 2.6-liter inline-four paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox, and the Jeep has an older repaint. This J37 shows just over 42k kilometers (26k miles) and is offered with import documents and a clean Florida title. Continue reading
It’s a pretty stock jeep for the PNW.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/996665434512286/
“This jeep is 90% original. Runs drives stops. New fuel pump. Very clean for its age. I just have to many projects and no covered area to keep it.”
I dropped the ball on this one. Frank sent me this photo of the engine stand he constructed last month, but it got lost in all my busy-ness. Thankfully, he circled around and reminded me so we can all enjoy it. It looks great Frank!
Frank wrote, “I wanted to send a picture of my spare 226 and the test stand. I got the engine back from the machine shop 3 years ago and didn’t want to leave it without running any longer. I put together this stand so I could break in the engine,tune it and check for any leaks. I have pumped up the oil pressure with a remote pump and filled the crank case that way. Tried to use what I had around to build it and used some parts that I got from my Willys friend Ken. All I need now is a YF carter and put gas in the tank. Doubt it will ever see my wagon but it has been fun playing with it.”
UPDATE: **Sold** was $500.
Jeremy provided this photo to show the top installed on the jeep. Because this is a post 1975 hardtop, it likely won’t fit a 1975 or earlier CJ-5 due to the angle and width of the windshield.
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Jeremy’s selling this hardtop from his CJ-5.
“Very nice Meyer/Orrville Jeep hardtop. Complete with full size doors, windows work well. Pics show it on my ’76 CJ-5. Stainless hardware included, $700 or best. Calls only: 7 3 4 – nine one five – 0 4 one one”
This photo is currently for sale on eBay. It shows a WWII jeep combined with a WWII trailer. Looks like it was a practical rig.
View all the information on eBay
“You are bidding on a Nice Vintage WWII US Army Late 1940s Willys-Overland Jeep Pickup Truck with Box Bed Photograph.
Very nice condition with light discoloration spots on back, from album mounting.
Great photo view showing WWII era U.S. Army late 1940s Willys-Overland Jeep pickup truck with box style bed.
Jeep hood shows # 37829
Measures 4″ x 2 5/8″.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
Glenn shared this (likely) Sears branded Meyers hardtop.
“Used half hard top and doors for jeep cj-3b. Fairly sure it is a sears top, has a little bit of rot but overall decent shape for what it is. Trades for cj parts considered.”
I bought this Yipao-themed jeep off of eBay. It included $15 for shipping. Given it is ceramic and given the shipping cost, I assumed the seller would properly package it. I was wrong. It arrived broken, wrapped in some bubble wrap, inside a flimsy plastic USPS mailer. Worse, nothing indicated it was fragile … Ugggghhh …. Based on the postage stamp of $8.55, I can see the seller went cheap and didn’t spend all the postage money I’d provided. Had he used a “if it fits, it ships box”, it likely would have arrived safely.
I’ve asked for my money back and he’s agreed.
I am hoping to be able to glue it back together, but we’ll see.
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Here’s how it should have looked:
