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Todd’s selling this Parkway, but would prefer to trade it for an FC-170 with dump bed. You can contact him at tmdduvall@gmail.com.
“64 Willys Parkway, 318 engine, 4 wheel drive, overdrive, pto operated winch, everything runs great, and is mostly original, came off Roswell Airforce Base, NM, in the late 60’s early 70’s, SW car until 2014, clear title……would like to trade for FC 170 dump, either flatbed or standard bed. Sell price $10,000, but prefer trade first”
Craig shared this nice looking truck. Looks like the bed needs cleaning.
“1953 WILLYS TRUCK
ALL ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT 4-CYL. ENGINE, 3 SPEED TRANS., ORIGINAL TRANSFER CASE FOR THE 4WD. 4WD WORKS, BRAKE SYSTEM COMPLETELY REBUILT, 12 VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT”
http://southbend.craigslist.org/cto/5886726506.html
Looks nice.
“1967 Kaiser Jeepster Station Wagon C-101.
This first year Kaiser Jeepster has spent its life in the So Cal high desert.
The Super Rare Brian Chuchua dealership license plate frames surround the 67 JEEP plates.
225 Dauntless V6 this is the best engine the factory ever installed in a Jeep.
T-86 3sp trans
Dana 20 TC
4.88 axle ratio with Dana 27 front, Dana 44 rear (freshly rebuilt) with factory limited slip.
New 235-85/16 Goodyear Wrangle Duratrac tires E rated less than 3k miles on them.
The electrical system has been upgraded and rewired.
New 100amp Alternator
New Battery.
New 2900 cfm Electric fan.
New Hella H4 headlights 55-100 watt.
New Hella 55 watt Driving lights.
New United Pacific 55watt Fog lights.
New Windshield and seal.
New Auxiliary Radiator.
New Master Cylinder and Wheel Cylinders.
New Brakes Shoes.
New Rear Drums.
New Heavy duty Snow and Ice wiper blades and arms.
The clutch has been upgraded to rod activated.
Radiator has been replaced.
Rancho Shocks.”
http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/cto/5872178589.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
Appears pretty original.
“Standard rebuilt motor fully restored with new leather interior”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6000.
(01/29/2016) This might be worth a look. I wonder if it has a Gov plate.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/901290050069894
“Jeep came from Shaw Air Force base in the 70’s. Been shetered and keep clean. Engine runs good and transmission shifs fine can take top off ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Looks ready to roll.
“This 1963 Willys Jeep FC-170 is a strong running example of the companys medium wheelbase Forward Control model, This FC-170 is powered by a super reliable and ready for work and fun 226ci Super Hurricane motor.
It is rare to find these trucks in nice condition today as most were worked very hard and then cast aside. This FC-170 was expertly painted in the popular factory offered combination of red and cream. This example retains its proper tailgate markings and factory badging. Glass is in good condition as well, a big plus as good replacements are difficult to find. The side-mounted spare and un-incorporated tail lights complete the look.
Used primarily for fair weather weekend driving this truck looks just as it did when restored. The FC-170 model offered a nice compromise between looks and utility, as shorter 150s have less cargo space and longer 180 and 190s tend to look a bit stretched and ungainly.
Inside the cab things are nicely kept and almost entirely OEM. All gauges, lights and switches work as designed, including the interesting single digit scaled speedometer.
Power comes from a Continental Super Hurricane L-head straight six. Displacing 226 cubic inches and rated for about 110 HP and 190 lb. ft. at very low revs, this one starts easily, runs smoothly and offer excellent reliability. Power is distributed through a floor-shift 4-speed manual and hi/lo range transfer case, and all four tires are new.
This Unique Willys FC-170 amazingly comes with its original New Jersey Title. This is an outstanding opportunity to own a unique and highly sought after chapter in Jeep History.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
Looks nice.
“This 1949 Willis Overland Jeepster is the perfect driver with just enough work needed to make it your own. It has: professionally rebuilt original 4 cyl. flathead, rebuilt original 6 volt generator and starter, all new brake drums, wheels, cylinders and master cylinder. Original style wiring harness, runs great and looks good. Newer paint has some chips Top and top frame are installed but needs to be stapled to the oak base member. I just leave it down, fair weather car with no side curtains. The car has only about 150 miles since body on restoration and engine build.”
It could use some better pics, but looks pretty nice.
“Have a 1948 Jeep Willys in amazing condition. This car can be used as a daily driver, and as a classic car.
•327 short block
•3 speed transmission
•pro comp suspension
•metal rollcage
•DVD/AUX stereo with water proof speakers
•has 3 original gas tanks from 1948
•oversized off road tires
•leather corvette seats
•air horn
•and many more.
This car has no leaks.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/5885536058.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
“Original restored 1962 Willys Jeep Wagon 4×4. Kept this beauty original.”
Looks road ready.
“Willys Wagon 1959 302 V8, only 1900 miles. C4 Ford Automatic. Dana Transfercase #20. Power steering and power brakes. It has new Jeep running gear, 4 wheel drive with new tires and rims. Paint is in excellent condition and all new interior. Rebuilt to be brand new.”
http://chico.craigslist.org/cto/5866377968.html
There’s some diamond plate on the interior of the rear wheel wells and there is a single bench seat up front, among other updates.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep with new BesTop upper cover with doors & windows. Can remove for convertible, driving with roll bars. V6, 285 engine. Clean title. Permanent Antique Oregon plate. email or send phone contact if interested.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/5884065932.html
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $15,699
(10/23/2016) Looks good. Has been converted to 12 Volt.
“1942 Ford GPW. I have a clear title. New tires, new canvas top and seats. Rebuilt carburetor. 5 combat rims. Original riveted brass data plates – numbers match the frame. This was a running jeep that was cleaned, repaired as necessary, painted, and returned to the original condition when obtained. It has been converted to 12 volts. with an alternator. It is believed that all the parts are original except for the front bumper and horn (try to find a Sparton horn at a decent price!) and of course, the alternator. There are a lot of Ford marked parts – it is assumed that those who did repairs and replacements did not worry about using Ford marked parts in the past.”
