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Sri spotted this great example of a Safari-Kai (a specially converted DJ-5).
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/7552120833.html
“Immaculate 1973 DJ5 Safari Kar conversion. Fully refurbished in 1991 and remained in storage for over 20 years. Always garaged, inline 6, under 3,000 miles on the odometer.
Can not drive around the block without being stoped by onlookers. Devastated to be selling, but moving back to the east coast and she’s a california girl.”
UPDATE: Back on eBay
(06/10/2022) Bill shared this nice looking M-38 for auction. The starting bid is $12,000, but this appears to have a reserve price as well.
View all the information on eBay
“This 1952 Willys M38 Jeep was built for the Korean War (1950-53). It is correct as new – 24 volt system,
4-cylinder L134 engine, 3-speed transmission, 2-speed transfer case. Color is 24087, olive drab. The new canvas top and seat covers are by Beachwood Canvas. The five tires are 700x16s. It has a military waterproof ignition system. All components are new or rebuilt. As photos show, this jeep has a M1 rifle gun scabbard with a dummy M1 Grand rifle. Located in SW Idaho, 85 miles from Boise”
This looks in good shape, though it seems to have some extra lift to it. Thanks to Mike for the link.
https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/d/atascadero-cj2a-high-end-and-recent/7554446655.html
“Pleased to offer this 1948 Willys Jeep CJ2a that has been recently restored to a very high standard by a notable Jeep Restoration outfit here out West. Quality and attention to detail shows everywhere. Built from a solid California example, this Jeep retains all of It’s Factory Original Sheet Metal and Tub. Finished off in a beautiful Desert Tan with a fresh Black Vinyl Top, Side Curtains and Doors Kit. Very tasteful presentation without straying away from a Factory Original appearance. The Interior is nicely finished out as well.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,500.
Looks in good shape.
“Owned 35+ years, kept as original as possible. Serviced and maintained over the years including repaint (correct Pasture Green) and reupholstered seats. Engine underwent an extensive professional overhaul in 2015 – driven about 50 miles since. Parade and show worthy. Interesting and fun, but time to pass it on to someone who will appreciate, enjoy and care for it.
Please . . . inquiries from serious and capable buyers only.”
Tom shared this rebuilt CJ-5. I haven’t seen an early KS speedometer with that tall of bezel (outer circle). Maybe it is the light color of the outer ring that is throwing me off.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/694823111570766
“Must have for Willys Jeep collector. First year 1955 Willys cj5. Bone stock with rare original speedometer and gages and they work. No alterations still 6volt system. New correct tires, brakes ( emergency brake also works) tune up , battery and fluids. Cranks first time every time. Drives and stops straight. PO rebuilt motor, new transmission, clutch ect. Recovered seats and painted a few years back. Only driven 1100-1200 miles since. Ga normally won’t issue title on vehicle this age but I have copies of two South Carolina and one Virginia titles so Ga did issue a title in my name. Priced $2700 below Hagerty’s #3 good value. New Bestop and doors.”
This looks like a clean build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/500861984842197
“Original 1974 cj5 with 4 speed manual trans and straight 6 (258 CI ) has a lot of new parts took body off frame sanded frame painted with frame paint underbody done as well new painless wiring, complete new brake drum system from master cylinder, lines , wheel cylinders hubs and hardware. All new bearings, seals , unjoints new heavy clutch and pressure plate New heater controls and core. everything works even original AM radio. Like new soft top and doors . Engine runs like new . Never lifted or chopped super clean , $16,500”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $12,500.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/d/minneapolis-1954-jeep-willys-cj3b/7537371673.html
“Outstanding 1954 Jeep Willys. This is one of a kind. It was restored 7 years ago. You must see to appreciate. Price reduced”
Looks solid.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/rocklin-1954-jeep-willys-cj3b-for-sale/7537428731.html
“1954 CJ3B , great restored condition. New top, new interior, new powder coated wheels, Tru Trac tires, Warn lockout hubs, Warn overdrive, 11″ brakes, 12 volt conversion, roll bar and seat belts.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $35,000. This has been relisted (maybe by another owner). I have it last listed in 2016.
Lots of work has gone into this.
Current post description: 1947 Willys Woody Wagon Hot Rod. 4 inch chop and lowered. Chrysler 413, automatic. Chrysler torsion bar front end with power disc brakes and power steering. Currie 9 inch rear end. Custom leather interior. Louvered hood. Faux woodie paint. Amazing how many people think it’s real wood. Much easier to maintain. So unique that it has won all kinds of car show awards. You won’t see another Willys wagon this customized.
Previous post description with more details:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
“1957 CJ5. Total restoration just finished after 5 years. Engine professionally rebuilt with a 30 overbore. Pretty much stock. We put in a modern 12v alternator and starter…Jeep was originally 12v. Seats are original (I reupholstered them). Everything works and it drives as it should. Not a museum quality restoration but pretty darn good. I have a clean title. 100 miles +- on the restoration.”
UPDATE: This is back up for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/628565248796965
(04/24/20217) Looks in good shape.
In excellent shape, no rust;
Motor has been rebuilt from the from oil pan up (have paperwork on rebuild);
Professionally hand-painted camo exterior;
Original Warner overdrive system;
Paid $300.00 for new heater;
Transmission rebuilt;
New clutch and pressure plate;
Garage kept;
Runs great;
New style hubs on it, still have old hubs;
Frame and body are in excellent shape, never been wrecked or worked on;
Emergency brake was removed to add the heater;
12 volt system with General Motors alternator;
Added a spotlight on the top;
Front passenger seat is removable with an under-the-floor storage compartment;
Has a rollbar;
Old 3-speed drive shifter + overdrive = 4 speeds
NOTE: The radiator is the original. It works but probably needs a new one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(07/03/2019) I can’t make out the serial number on the dash plate, but this has tool indents and it has rear floaters.
