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Remade to look like a military jeep, this is a CJ-5.
“1962 JEEP WILLYS,
-600 MILES
– 4 WEEL DRIVE
– 3 SPEEDS
-4 CYLINDER
– MANUAL TRANSMITION
– VINTAGE WINCH
-BLACKOUT LIGHTS
EVERYTHING WORKS PERFECT”
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/d/jeep-willys-1962-for-sale/6377242944.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $24,500.
Nice looking GP!
“The Ford GP offered for sale here is serial number 9419 and was built 24 April 1941 and assigned the US Army hood number W 2018213 at the factory. Ford GP 9419 was purchased from the family of a hunter at Deer River, Minnesota in 1984.
GP 9419 is complete with its original data plates (fairly rare for prototype vehicles) and the data plates match the frame serial number * 9419 * (which is also quite rare for prototype vehicles). This rare 76+ year old vehicle is 95% complete and almost everything has been restored or rebuilt by experts – the front and rear end, transmission and transfer case, engine, headlights and taillights, gauges, carburetor, etc. The sheet metal is all original except for the floor pan in the body, and there are quite a few rare bolts and nuts and some new-old-stock parts. The vehicle has never sat outside since it was purchased in 1984 and has spent the last 20 years in a tight, dry garage at 4500 feet elevation in the high desert climate of the Black Hills in southwestern South Dakota. The GP has a South Dakota title and is located only about 20 miles off the I-90 freeway on a good tar road.”
1941 Ford GP prototype, WW2 jeep for sale, jeep USA hood number W2018213, 1941 jeep with South Dakota title
UPDATE: **SOLD** No price was listed.
Looks like a good build.
“Im selling my beautiful 1948 Jeep that has been fully restored, always garage kept, always maintained, and always driven carefully. Has a 3 speed transmission. Car has a 350 V8 Chevy Carburetor Engine, 4×4 Lockers, and optional 4×4 and also can be changed to 2wd. Has many extras in the vehicle, some to list are: power steering, pro comp tires, mickey thompson wheels, corvette leathers seats, Truck Air Compressed horn, bikini top and many more.”
Jim’s sold and shipped a variety of jeeps over the past decade. I imagine the cut hood and lower grill was meant to add visibility, but I can’t say for sure.
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“The perplexed look on peoples faces when they see 4 shifters sticking up through the floor board is priceless. I’ve owned this Jeep for nearly 5 years with no plans to ever sell it but with a family of 4 (+3 dogs) I never drive it. On top of that we’re building a house at 8100 ft on the mountain and without a garage I can’t stand to see it sit outside anymore. This Jeep was professionally built, no “hack work” on this rig. Adult owned, never abused, I’ve only driven it to town and on the back roads around the lake where I live.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
(10/23/2016) “1945 Jeep Willys
Completely restaured, running good
Engine Chevy 305
4 wheel drive
It’s a nice ride but I don’t really use it $7,000 or obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
(10/13/2017) Nice looking jeep. Almost all original.
“HERES A SWEET LITTLECJ3B,ALL ORIGINAL FLAT 4CYL AND 3SPEED TRANSMISSION,THIS LITTLE BABY HAD A BODY OFF RESTORATION ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO, SINCE THAN HAS BEEN DRIVIN A WHOLE 2910 MILES MOSTLY IN THE TOWN OF WRIGHTWOOD, IT HAS BEEN TO MANY OF THE WILLYS JEEP SHOWS IN THE AREA,IM SELLING FOR A FRIEND THAT HAS PASSED AND THIS WAS HIS BABY, ITS A CROWD PLEASER.IT IS CURRENTLY REGISTERED AND HAS A CLEAN CALIFORNIA TITLE AND IS READY TO GO.THE TOPS OF FENDERS HAVE SOME CRACKS AS YOU CAN SEE IN PICTURES BUT STILL LOOKS AMAZING ANF FIRES RIGHT UP WITH THE ORIGINAL FLOOR STARTER.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,900.
“Up for sale is my 1961 Cj5. I bought this as a started project from a friend near Philly. It was an old plow Jeep he rescued. He had the motor rebuilt, and installed a new fiberglass tub on the original drivetrain. Windshield and hood is the original metal. The seats he had done in an awesome marine grade vinyl with the original springs being redone. A new exhaust was also on it.
Now what I did.
1. New paint and clear coat laid on her
2. Added factory style rubber matting front and back
3. Completely new fuel system from tank to carb
4. Rebuilt the factory gauges
5. Complete new wire harness from Walcks 4wd
6. Added 5 period correct tires and tubes
7. Installed an up to date heating /defrost system all concealed in the original areas by “Vintage Air ”
8. Tore engine down to install all new Felpro gaskets and painted it in a black and orange engine paint.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900.
(10/25/2017) Lots of mods on this “restored” CJ-2A.
“1946 willys jeep that is restored. This is a very nice and fun ride. This jeep runs drives and stops good. Me and my family have had alot of fun with it. Its got a great theme. Everything is basically been redone.Its got a 302 v/8 ford motor with a automatic transmission. It is a 2 wheel drive. It also has an updated ford drivetrain . The frame and body are still the 1946 Willys. I may would trade for a nice older chevy truck. 1972 or older. Thanks for looking. This is a fun head turner.”
Mark just listed this one over at warjeeps.com.
“41 GP 9709 DOD 5/2/41
This jeep is 95% complete thou not 100% restored it has most all the hard parts present.
This is a nice GP if you have any questions please call.
I can email a detailed list of what this jeep has also I can take additional pictures of specific views if needed.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm622/adm622.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Nice combo.
“1943 GTW FORD JEEP – solid body, runs good, bantam trailer and some extra parts”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $11,500.
(09/14/2017) Looks in great shape.
“We are listing this car for the owner (private party).
This is a privately owned and titled vehicle.
– NOT owned by a dealership.
1950 Willys CJ3A
This is a fun yellow with (newer paint), all wheel drive, 4 speed that runs as solid as it looks.”
https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/d/willys-cj3a-jeep/6372590215.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/31/2017) “Beautiful, Turquoise/Teal 2 tone, Willys Jeep Utility Wagon. Owned by one family since originally purchased.
146K miles but engine is in GREAT running condition!
4-Wheel Drive.
Car is clean and the cloth interior is in good shape.
No rust.
Original gauges.
Heat works fine!
Clear title.
Sheet metal and floors are great condition,
Original engine, body has been repainted with original color match.”
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale17/adm609/adm609.html
