This has an aluminum body and a Ford 4cyl engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/847814566707531
“Cool project hand built body out of aluminum don’t know much about it hit me up with cash or trades ”
This has an aluminum body and a Ford 4cyl engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/847814566707531
“Cool project hand built body out of aluminum don’t know much about it hit me up with cash or trades ”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/28/2019) I be this wasn’t cheap to have custom made.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/657725864646108/
“Custom Aqualu CJ2A Body
– Tub – 4″ wider and 6″ longer than stock, 3″ of length added to door area, 3″ of length added to rear wheel area
– Grill – 4″ wider than stock
– Hood – 4″ wider, 3″ longer than stock
– Windshield Frame – 4″ wider than stock
– Front Fenders – 3″ longer than stock
– Storage Tailgate – 4” wider than stock
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The body package was over $9k from Aqualu. “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500. Contact the current owner if you have information on this build (See the comments or email me at d@deilers.com).
This has a custom aluminum body. Note the round cargo-area wheel well in the last pic.
“1942 Willy’s. Buick oddfire V6. Custom aluminum body. 33″ tires. Tags are current and title in hand. $5500 obo”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1500.
(03/16/2017) Interesting project. Maybe good for a race rig?
“Narrowed aqualu aluminum cj7 tub. 48″ wide. Has seat mount , shifter mount and steering rod mount. $1500 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Well this is interesting. That body might fit nicely on a post 1972 stock CJ-5 Frame.
“Custom Aqualu CJ2A Body
– Tub – 4″ wider and 6″ longer than stock, 3″ of length added to door area, 3″ of length added to rear wheel area
– Grill – 4″ wider than stock
– Hood – 4″ wider, 3″ longer than stock
– Windshield Frame – 4″ wider than stock
– Front Fenders – 3″ longer than stock
– Storage Tailgate – 4″ wider than stock
Custom CJ2A frame
– 139″ long (end to end including bumpers)
– 29.5″ between rails
– Rear section (including angled taper into center section) – 40″ long
– Front section (including angled taper into center section) – 38.5″ long
– Front and rear sections are 2x4x0.188″ wall rectangle tube, center section is 2x6x0.188″ wall rectangle tube
– Setup for leafs with the frame side plates, but those could easily be cut off for links (that was my ultimate plan)
The body package was over $9k from Aqualu.
$6500 OBO
$8500 OBO with Jeep TJ Rubicon Axles and Heim Joints for Suspension”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
The fenders are a little odd.
“I have a set of aluminum body parts for an early jeep. Lightweight. Hood, grill, fenders”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Has diesel engine and aluminum body.
“1953 Jeep with an aluminum body. Dash and grill are original. Clutch and transition are new. This jeep will climb a wall with its 4 cylinder turbo diesel. Needs some TLC but its a blast to drive. includes a winch and snowplow.
I am sorry I had many calls and I dropped my phone in the lake Tuesday. If you are still interested please call.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Bill forwarded this ad. The body is aluminum. It’s listed as a 1942, but the chassis is likely newer than that.
“942 Willys jeep, aluminum body, nice rims, new tires, V-6 crossfire motor, power sterring, new springs,.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
Has an aluminum body? Custom? Replacement?
“1947 all aluminum jeep willies. Zero rust. It runs, when put on jumper. This would be an excellent project for someone that wants to go through a old awesome jeep. Interior is mint. Original engine and drivetrain.it is a 5 speed. I am open to just about any trade just let me know!!”
Here’s an interesting project.
“Custom aluminum jeep cnc waterjet cut 1/8″ thick and welded by areo space welder. It is modeled after the mb military jeep. It sits on a very strong custom cnc cut box frame with 4″ lift suspension. This jeep is the ultimate build platform for offroad or onroad . polish the aluminum and one of a kind. If you don’t want the swampers I will take $5200.00 firm. No motor trans. transfer but I have some options.”