UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300.
May be a good price.
“1952 Willy 4 by 4 pickup rare find very rare running driving Motors been redone training shifts like butter brakes have new lines and new wiring from 6 to 12 volt I drive it all the time”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300.
May be a good price.
“1952 Willy 4 by 4 pickup rare find very rare running driving Motors been redone training shifts like butter brakes have new lines and new wiring from 6 to 12 volt I drive it all the time”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
Chris is selling his CJ-5. Looks in good shape. It has the 0-8 speedometer, but the pointer is shaped like a wedge rather than thin and even.
“My 1956 Willys CJ5 has a great history. It was a one owner, garaged Jeep for 57 years; meticulously maintained by professionals, and was basically a “City Jeep”. The Jeep has 102k miles. It is an older restoration in time but not miles: including all running gear, body, paint, suspension, seats, and is in great condition. It runs, starts, drives, stops, looks and handles great. The Jeep has new tires and rims ($750) with only 100 miles on them .
I have receipts for the extensive work done, going back to 1963. It has the rare Kayline softtop with doors and frame, in good condition. The dash is also uncut. The miles will increase slightly, as I drive the Jeep. Records, paperwork and spare parts come with the Jeep.
I can’t tell what type of front hubs this has. What is the switch on the driver’s entry (see interior pic)? Maybe a kill switch?
“Fully restored M38 army jeep
Serious enquiries only
Local pickup by purchaser only
Sale will only be done face to face with purchaser”
That’s a different look.
“1948 Jeep Willys with a 1969 350 Corvette motor with cam shaft and valve springs. New carburetor. Sitting on a 1985 C-10 Chevy truck frame, lowered 3″. New tires. ”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/19/2017) Interesting build.
“TheSurf Shop,, A very unique tribute to a west coast surf/shop truck ,started life in Santa Cruz Ca. Second owner moved to Oregon, started project in 02′ , I purchased it in 2012 ,, finished her winter 14′ Drivline; 350 Gm crate Holley,hei ign. 700r-4 trans. Gm 10 bolt 3;73’s stereo,gps,volt,, oil,water,power disc. Drum.All lights led,halogen,switched fan,back-up lamps ,combination ignition switch ( no keys) . May consider $$$$$ Trades .prefer GM classics or lifted trucks??Ya never know”
Looks in good shape.
“For sale is a 1948 Willys truck that is in good shape. This truck has 60k original miles on it. ”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $10,000.
(01/012017) Looks in good shape.
“Custom 1948 Willys Jeep rat rod
Engine is a 250 6 cylinder with automatic transmission.
Custom built frame and has a Chevelle rear end.
This car is built very well and runs and drives great ”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $24,500.
This refurbished surrey doesn’t have all the original surrey-like trimmings, but it does have several Surrey indicators, such as the dry type air filter and the footman loops on the fenders.
“1959 Willy’s DJ3A Surrey/Gala, VIN# – 5633716515, Mileage – 14,680. My guess is that this is the lowest mileage Surrey/Gala in existence. The original owner ordered this Willy’s new directly from the factory. After a long ownership, he passed away and his widow sold the Surrey to her dear friend. It appears that this sale occurred in 1997.
Soon after, The 2nd owner had a cosmetic restoration done to the vehicle including new blue paint and what I believe was an aftermarket seat and top kit sold back then by JC Witney. I still have this top. I first saw this auto online and became very interested after confirming that it was a Surrey/Gala. I purchased it sight unseen, had it shipped to me, and started on its mechanical restoration. I have now owned it for almost 4 years, driving her a couple times a week and,of course, keeping it garaged.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000.
Dan spotted this wagon. If this had a more traditional stance, rather than the aggressive forward posture, it would be hard to tell it was modernized so extensively.
“1957 Willys Station Wagon $25,000 OBO
Recent frame off restoration
327 SBC, Edelbrock 1406 carb, 700R4 trans, 8 inch rear.
Mustang II IFS, front disk brakes, power brakes, power steering, Vintage Air heat/air.”
Looks in good shape.
“’50 Jeepster convertible, smooth running 4 cylinder, 3 speed manual column shift with O/D…Drives great…AM/FM radio, no rips/tears in seats. No rust, all stock, no modifications…not a perfect vehicle, but solid in the floors, fenders and panels…a very honest car that is 67 years old. Not much to make this a show-stopper! Serious buyers please. I do not need help to sell this vehicle. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $23,000.
(09/09/2016) “53 Willys CJ3A, Buick 231 V6, SM420 Trans, Dana 20 Transfer, Dana 35 Front 44 Rear 4.88, ARB air lockers, Spring over, P/S, Everything custom fab, 14 year project, as seen in several Off Road Publications, with matching trailer and lots of cool accessories. Serious inquiries only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.
(12/01/2016) Has updated engine.
“Korean War 1951 Willys M-38. Rare Arctic Cab. 1982 Capri Ford 2.3L 140 CU. New 11″ self adjusting brakes, new seals all through. New Rancho springs. Winch operates from inside or outside, original Warn overdrive. New glass in lay down windshield. Too much to list.”