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UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/09/2020) This project is a mix of parts. The body seems to be a replacement body.
https://stgeorge.craigslist.org/pts/d/santa-clara-1946-cj2a-project/7316050103.html
“1946 cj2a project. Built on samurai chassis. Chevy 350, T-90, Dana 18. Everything fully cleaned and painted. Needs seats and wiring.”
Not a perfect body (has some floor rust), but seems in decent shape. Has Kelly hubs.
https://nmi.craigslist.org/atq/d/lake-leelanau-1948-willys-cj2a/7333479368.html
“Nice fairly solid old flat fender that runs, drives and stops. Luzon Red appears to be the original color but was repainted long ago and a little body work was done as well.
Comes with extra tranfer case and transmision and proper Carter WO carb (has a aftermrket carb that is finnicky currently installed). Converted to 12v. New tires and new battery.
It seemed approriate to add old growth Redwood planks fastened to the seats, it glows a bit I think. The key has a prevoius owners name engraved on it (Larry’s). I’ve noticed that it has two bullet holes in the body. At one point in its life it was on a yacht and was craned on and off to land and boat.
Not willing to negotiate price nor am I looking for trades. Cash only
Seroius inquires only
Only willing to let go to another enthusist.”
This article in the October 22, 1944, issue of the Miami Herald explains how, during a hurricane-related power outage, an Army jeep was used to power a printing press, saving the news day.
This photo and caption shares Carol McDonald’s demonstration of how to hang off a jeep as a counterbalance during the middle of a jeep race.
Looks in good shape.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/north-lakewood-1948-cj2a-jeep/7331337656.html
“Restored off frame 1948 CJ2a Jeep. Has 243 miles since restoration. It also has an overdrive unit. I have a clean title.”
Looks in good shape.
https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/d/keene-1950-jeepster-willys-overland/7331479587.html
“1950 Willys Overland Jeepster
Affordable summer fun in a classic convertible starts here. The Jeepster was produced by Willys Overland for only 3 years, 1948-1950 with slightly more than 1100 produced in the final year. There were sales in 1951 but they were rebadged 1950 leftovers. This particular Jeepster is a wonderfully fun car that has been increasing in value steadily.
Apparently, someone at Willys Overland thought that the GI’s returning from the war would love to have a “Jeep” of their own that was family sized. As it turned out, most of the GI’s had their fill of Jeeps and sales went over like a lead balloon. This extremely limited production of Jeepsters makes them a rarity today.
Someone attached a front bumper to the rear. It’s missing the hood latches. I assume it runs?
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/atq/d/vancouver-1959-willys-cj3b/7332205653.html
“Willys been in family for years with new tires and working PTO winch. Resto project with tons of potential.”
Not much Willys-Overland here, other than the cab.
https://cars.ksl.com/listing/7198413
“Custom Rat Rod
– Custom Frame
– 52 Willys Cab
– 46 Ferguson Grille
– 55 Ford Bed
– 65 Chevy 283”
UPDATE: **Sold** Was $3250.
Looks like a good project, I don’t see much rust.
“1967 Viet Nam era U.S. Army Jeep needs work. Mamy Many extra parts. This was a project vehicle, but I just don’t have the time. Also included a never used U.S. Military vehicle tow bar, Still has the price tag on it of $1930.00
Comes with complete extra engine (carb included) Extra parts include radiator – transfer case – exhaust pipes – front differential – brake shoes – shocks – ball joints new in the boxes – lights some new in the boxes – gas tank – steering wheel with post and linkage – wheels and tires – many, many more parts. This vehicle is too old to be titled. New owner will get a bill of sale for registering purposes.”
Seems in good shape.
https://lewiston.craigslist.org/pts/d/uniontown-1955-willies-hardtop/7331933493.html
“1955 Willies CJ3B Hardtop comes with doors and all accessories. Asking $600OBO”
