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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600.
Looks like value in the half top and engine; has body rust.
“1961 CJ-6 factory hurricane 4cyl , Rare half cab hard top and doors , this is a project , have title but signed wrong, Cool jeep for offroad or hunting or parts , 33×15.5 swampers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $375.
Looks like an early 1950s l-head. Seller describes it as diesel, but I doubt that.
“It is a willys diesel motor needs a 6 volt battery to start needs some cleaning and paint photos will tell all .Someone told me it is the motor that the army uses for jeeps I would think it would have to be dependable.”
Chris is selling this project or parts GPW.
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“Vintage Jeep Ford GPW 1942 GPW18221. Lots of original F script parts. Non running but engine turns freely. Engine is not original as far as I can tell as engine serial number starts with J. Front frame serial number is GPW18231 which falls somewhere between 3 and 7 of 1942. Condition is “Used”. Three 15” wheels and one 16” non combat rim. Would make good project or for parts. No title selling as is. Pickup only in SW VA or would consider delivering within 100 miles. No reserve.”
Bill shared this trailer. No reserve with starting bid of $395.
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“Selling my unrestored WW2 Willys 1/4 Ton trailer. Needs to be restored. Needs handbrake and brake linkage, wheels are post war, needs landing leg. I have two fenders which are included. Original paint on back side which has not been cut for tailgate. Bottom panel needed. Please look at the pics and ask all questions before bidding. If you want more images, please ask. A;; sa;es final no returns. Located in Central Tennessee, near McMinnville 37110, pick up only. Can arrange delivery a short distance for fee to be negotiated before sale. TN Bill of sale as TN does not title trailers unless used for out of state commercial use.”
No pics provided.
https://charlestonwv.craigslist.org/pts/d/big-creek-40s-willy-jeep/7248580624.html
“40’s will jeep body for $350.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Maybe someone can use this.
“1946 4-cylinder Flathead Engine. Taken out of a 1947 CJ2 Willys Jeep $150”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3950.
This seller has six FCs. This is the last one available.
“The FC in the photos is the last FC left for sale. It has an old power angle Meyers snow blade, a Jayhawk dump, a Koenig winch and dual PTO unit. It has a dealer added power brake system. The master cylinder has been rebuilt with a brass sleeve by White Post Restoration. It has not run for 2 years. In the next few weeks I plan to get it running and install a new muffler weather permitting. Some of these parts are not installed. The spare tire bracket has been bent since the photo was taken. I have a title for this.”
Not sure there’s much value here.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/pts/d/atlanta-1940sjeepwillysparts/7255096748.html
“This is a Jeep Willys from the 1940’s we think. It ran when we got it a couple years ago but we were going to fix it up better. We’ve changed our minds and would like to sell it and not fool with it anymore. It could be a nice one if someone took the time to do it. The basic parts are here – the body and windshield and seats, etc. There is rust and some rebuilding is needed.”
Updates resume Sunday
This full page article published July 22, 1941, in Baltimore’s Evening Sun includes photos of Bantam BRC-60s and Ford GPs.
