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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000.
Need power? How about a big block 454.
“this is a 1947 cj2a willys jeep with big block 454 Dana 60 rear end full floater with disc brakes, set up with rear hubs for flat towing Dana 44 ft axel , recent paint and new interior new tires also have set of sand tires A must see show quality”373.html
UPDATE: Was $4500. **SOLD**
This may be a good price. Might not take much to make it look even better.
“1953 M38A1 Military Jeep in nice condition.
I have owned this Jeep for around 20 years. Around 4 years ago, I had the dents and dings taken out, primed and painted by a local auto-body shop. I did not have them fully disassemble the jeep as that would have been a little too pricey for me. As such, the more hidden areas (like under the fuel tank) are not painted in Army green, nor was the underside of the vehicle. The paint was researched by the Surplus outfit in Oroville and that is where I purchased it. I have a gallon of it left for touch-ups or doing what was not done before.
There are several military gizmos still on the Jeep: It has a pintle hitch, the small black-out lights below the headlights, the canvas-bow brackets mounted on the side, several placards (in brass) showing the serial number, etc, several tie downs for a top and the shovel bracket under the hood.
The floors are (amazingly) rust free and the tool chest beneath the passenger seat is intact with only a small bit of rust. There is a bullet hole in the floor of the tool chest (?) that was there when I purchased it, but not in the lid. It’s something you can ponder over with your friends.
The Jeep needs a thorough ‘going-through’ to check and replace seals where necessary.
The bottom canvas on both front seats need to be replaced but the remainder is quite serviceable.
There is a rear seat bench, painted-to-match of the correct type and the canvas is there.
All 4 tires are military-type and show very little (if any) wear. There is a spare wheel and military-type tire or serviceable but older vintage. There is a painted-to-match roll that just hasn’t been re-installed after the painting.
The jeep starts, idles, runs and drives. I believe the engine (a 4 cylinder) is original and has a new fuel pump and tune-up around 3 years ago. The battery is old, but it starts and the lights work. It has been converted to 12V. The battery well is funky and could use some protective coating.
The speedometer, water temp and oil pressure appear to work. The fuel gauge does not.
Looks solid.
“1947 Flat Nose Willys Pickup..$13,500 4×4 automatic.Has the 305 engine with 700r tranny .Front disc brakes and everything else is original.New carb ,radiator,and battery.Truck cranks rite up .Has fairly new tires.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/4876278997.html
This is a one-owner M-38 purchased at auction in 1953. Learn more about it at Hanson Mechanical.
https://hansonmechanical.wordpress.com/2015/02/02/one-civilian-owner-m38/
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/24/2014) Looks good.
“1948 Willys Jeepster.
Hawkeye yellow and black color!
Great solid vehicle perfect for the tailgate parties!
White wall tires, black softop.
Send your contact info including email and I will send pics to you.
$12,500 is a super deal on this rare collectible. Only made over 3 years.
Thanks! ”
http://dubuque.craigslist.org/cto/4851576936.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
How about this beautiful truck!
I am selling my 1949 Willys 2 wheel drive truck. This truck was found here in the Helena valley a few years ago. It has always been a local truck and was in totally original condition with 46,000 miles on it. Willys made very few of these. The two wheel drive was an option and four wheel drive was standard. They are very rare in this condition. I obtained it about 4 years ago and began a frame off restoration. It was finished this year in June. I did not restore it to totally original but kept it very close. Some improvements/upgrades were made.
It has the original 134 Go Devil flathead 4 cylinder engine and T90 3 speed transmission. The engine has great compression and the valves are good. I added an electronic distributor and custom header to it and it runs like a top. I removed the original oil bath filter and added a reusable K&N type. I also removed the old oil filter and added a remote setup with modern spin on filter. I replaced the original fuel pump and went electric pump and a new poly tank and modern sending unit. The 6 volt system was replaced with a 12 volt system and new alternator. I put in a brand new radiator. A new master cylinder was installed and I rebuilt the steering box with new gears and seals.
It’s supposed to have only $10,000 miles. Has a Texaco logo. Maybe an ex-service station jeep?
“1963 Willyz’ 9,700 original miles. All original ! 1 owner . 5 1/2 foot Western Plow . $10,000 FIRM !!!!”
http://newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/4873226683.html
Looks like a nice rig.
View all the information on eBay
“1973 Jeep Wagoneer. Collector Truck. Time Capsule. 90K Original Miles
MODEL: Wagoneer Quadra-Trac 4×4
VIN #: J3A154CP54537
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
Looks like a nice rig for the price.
“I have Dropped the price thru this weekend. This is a super sweet Jeep cj5 Renegade in great condition. Runs perfect. The top is in real nice condition and is the old school thick vinyl best top. the whole interior is in perfect condition with full roll cage stainless dash and new autometer guages and tack with shift light. New tires on chrome and black bandits. Brakes are new including all hoses and lines. Motor has all new parts on front from water pump to aluminum radiator and timing housing. Power steering upgrade and doug thorley headers ceramic coated inside and out. I have about 300 hours and thousands of dollars into this mod. All the engine bay electrical is new and all heater components and heater core are new. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was auctioned off.
“1953 Willys Jeep, 4WD, 3 Speed Trans, Winch, 1 Owner
To be sold at ABSOLUTE AUCTION FEBRUARY 7TH AT 9:OO AM est. Pro Team Auction Co. White Pine Tn. 37890. Please go to our web-site www.proteamauction.com for more information”
