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UPDATE: Price dropped to $13,000
(09/04/2015) Looks very nice.
“1960 Willy’s Truck
Off Frame Restoration
All Original Parts, except for bed
5 New Tires
Additional Parts Available (Priced Separately)
Serious Inquires Only”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5222841001.html
UPDATE: Was $10,400. **SOLD**
Needs a few things, but it’s a rare vehicle.
“1963 Wagonner 2 door Panel Delivery for sale.
Specs/details:
~ Clean WA. St. title in my name.
~ It is the 41st wagoneer to roll off the assembly line.
~ 1 of 135 panel deliveries built overall for this year.
~ Oldest known survivor!
~ Runner/driver!
– sbc 350 w/ 305 heads
– ram horn exhaust manifolds
– dual exhaust
– ram air intake
– cowl induction hood
– rebuilt Th400 w/ less than 100 miles on it.
– dana 20 transfer case
– locking hubs
– Barn Doors!!
– 1967 power brake conversion
– 1967 Super Wagoneer center console
– 1967 Super Wagoneer floor shifter
– fresh white polyurethane paint (needs to be cut and polished)
– 3 stage burnt candy orange paint on the dash.
– Chromed Custom C wagoneer dash knobs
– 1996 Mustang Convertible bucket seats
– new front windshield and gasket (glass is great all the way around)
– lowered 4.5″ from factory height (spring under in the rear, custom made springs in the front)
– tach Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This is the deal of the day. It’s only a town over from me. It hurts to not snag this one myself!
“1952 CJ3A Willys jeep all stock, no major rust hat channels are intact, some surface rust. 4 cylinder 6 volt, foot starter, runs good, needs tires. has either a soft top or hard top your choice. never had a roll bar, stock seats. Tow bar. Clear wash title in my name.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Appears solid. Some close up pics would be great.
“Lovingly restored 1946 Willys CJ-2A. This jeep has been in my family since 1953 so it is with much deliberation that I have decided to sell her. Other project are waiting so my baby needs a new home. No expense was spared in the frame off restoration of this jeep. Every nut, bolt, bushing, wire, bearing, seal, tire, belt, and everything else was replaced. The entire tub has paint mixed bed liner on the bottom and inside the jeep, even the underside of the hood and fenders were coated. Cloth wiring harness and 6 volt system keep it original. Hand painted pin stripes on wheels.
Beachwood Canvas Works top and seats”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200.
Great price.
“For Sale: 1954 Willys Jeep PU. 3rd owner. Original. Rebuilt from the frame up. New master cylinder. This is a beautiful truck.”
It’s worth a look at this price.
“Due to a passing we are selling this 1962 Willy’s m-170 front line truck. Pretty much all original. No rust. 5 brand new tires. Carb just rebuild. Fresh tune up, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, points. Has been converted to 12v. Paint is original and has some scuffs and scraps but still nice.”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/cto/5199134216.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
(08/05/2015) This deserve more pics.
“Early 1946 willys cj2a black plate california car. original shape,rebuilt engine,new clutch,very nice original rust free.”
This has an replacement body. Looks like a nice rig.
“This is a great Jeep 4×4. You will not find many in this condition. If any! It has been completely gone threw. Just recently did entire new brake system, hoses, master cylinders, everything. Has been converted to 12V with battery disconnect. Electric fan for those parade days, etc. Heater, they were not standard in ’46. New tires, new top, has roll bar, trailer hitch. everything works. This is the first year the commercial model was available to the public after the war. No rust anywhere and everything has been undercoated so it never will. Showing on speedometer and title has 21350 miles. Has a couple small spots on paint but nothing big.Does have the doors just have them off.”
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/5196849848.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(07/14/2015) Looks like a dependable truck.
“Original Super Hurricane flat head 6 cyl – purrs like a kitten. Comes with additional Super Hurricane flat head 6 cyl engine. Flatbed has mahogany sides and oak bed with aluminum frame.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900.
“I am posting for a friend, she can be reached at the phone number provided. All the info I have is, its a 1951 M-38 Willys, has a small block 327 in it i believe. Its painted military green with a star on the hood. It does run and drive. Most questions can be answered only by looking at the vehicle. This was her husbands project and he recently past away. She doesn’t know a ton of specifics, so you should inspect the vehicle yourself. $3900 OBO. Thanks for looking!!”
