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UPDATE: Still Available
(08/01/2013) This looks solid. It has several updates.
“61 willy wagon
runs good
4X4 283 chevy motor with original transmission and axles (with over drive).
am open to reasonable offers
602-993-3797”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/4284501681.html
Good looking MB.
“up for auction today is a stunning piece of american history. this is a museum quality 1944 jeep willys that needs absolutly nothing. you would be hard pressed to find one nicer than this anywhere. this jeep comes with a canvas top, all of the standard tools on the driver side, an original canteen and two WWII helmets. here are some details about this fantastic jeep…
the engine, transmission and clutch were completly restored
the tires are reproduction ww2 ndt tires
all of the canvas was done by Beachwood Canvas of NJ
fully functional 6v federal siren
original ww2 fuel pump (restored)
6v optima battery in antique case
ww2 hand crank
original ww2 rifle rack (restored)”
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**SOLD** Was listed at $8000.
This looks like a real nice build.
“406 sbc, MSD distributor and ignition box, TH400 3000 stall converter, 4.27 gears, 11,000 miles on build. Custom hand built rear bumper, heater is integrated with roll cage for defrosting windshield, trans cooler mounted on frame underneath. 33×12.50×15 Cooper Discoverer tires mounted on Eagle alloys. Dana 44/30 differentials, Rancho steering stabilizer and sway bar in front.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500.
Dan spotted this nice Maverick.
“1962 Willys Station Wagon, @66,000 miles. Is about 75% restored. The vehicle is nearly all original. You just can not find one like this. The pictures show the vehicle when purchased and updated. I am asking $11,500.00 or best offer. If your interested please contact me and I will set up a time to show the Willys. Please note if you are not serious do not bother me. So please only interested buyers. Will be glad to talk to you over the phone.”
The price appears good on this wagon.
“This 1953 Willys Station Wagon runs perfect with all mechanical updated and complete. Chevy 350 4 speed, tilt hood. 4 wheels like a rock crawler and cruises like a hot rod, and is ready for the interior. All new glass, and tires are about 70%. Termination of a LTR has changed plans for me to finish it so help yourself, gonna be hard to find another one this nice of condition, truly a must see. Call Steve @303-549-3954 or email. Trades considered.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4280433063.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
It looks like a M-38 body on a 2A chassis.
“1948 willy runs good original engine drive train. 4 wheel drive works good 4 cyl. 3 speed with military tires in great condition. good seats with back seat new top with new doors that never been installed.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000
(12/1/2013) “1945 Willys CJ2A Jeep – original frame but everything else was a complete rebuild. Too many things to list here but the jeep features disc brakes, steering upgraded to all steel knuckles, rockers are Crane Cams Gold Race, Dynomax Super Turbo mufflers, new rims and tires 33″ all terrain, engine was custom built by SFD Engines of Dallas 330 hp & 425 foot lbs torque.”
This looks great, though I’m a little surprised it wasn’t redone with the column shift. That got me thinking, was it possible to order an early CJ-2A with a floor shift?
“Very early production with matching numbers. This Jeep has undergone a complete ground-up restoration to original condition. It has the original 134cid 4 cylinder engine and T90 3-speed manual transmission with T-18 Spicer transfer case. Each and every piece on the classic Jeep has been dissembled, media blasted, rebuilt, reconditioned or replaced to achieve its as new condition. This Jeep has been finished in the correct Pasture Green color with Autumn Yellow wheels with Pasture Green pinstripe. This Jeep has less than 100 miles since restoration. Upgrades include stainless steel valves with hardened seats for unleaded fuel, carburetor (original included) and transfer case counter shaft upgrades. Start to finish album and documentation of restoration included. SHIPPING: Actual delivery cost will be the responsibility of the buyer.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
(12/17/2013) Hole in gas tank, but otherwise looks good.
“FOR sale. Brand new 383 stroker. With less than 50 miles. 350 Turbo transmission. Sitting on a K5 Blazer frame. P.S/P.B. Tilt wheel. Needs gas tank changed has hole in it. I have another tank for it. Asking 8000. May take partial trade plus cash.”
