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This looks like a nice M-38.
“1953 Willy’s Jeep 225 V-6 with overdrive. The jeep is in excellent shape and runs great.
No emails please. Call and leave a message if I don’t answer and I will get back to you A.S.A.P.
$9500 CASH ONLY
Tony 262-662-2192”
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/3305039837.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** GPW was $10,000 & M-38 was $7500
No pics of the M-38.
“Want to sell 1940 Ford Staff Car. The picture I have posted is not the exact same thing I just took the picture off google. Camera is broken and havent gotten to getting a new one. Paint job on ours is mint condition cream colored with a brown/burgandy interior. Also it runs very very strong. We wanted to repaint it military style, but we are moving out of state so we have to sell it even though we dont want to. Our phone number is 6036804259 and ask for Matt. Serious inquiries only like if you would like to meet up and take a look at this rare antique yourself. Please give a call if you are interested you wont regret buying this. we are asking $10k or best offer. We also have a 1943 WW2 Ford Jeep and a 1950s Korean War Jeep for sale if anyone would be interested in that. We are asking for 7500 for the korean jeep and 10k for ww2 jeep or best offers. Come by and take a look at these or ask around if you know anyone interested in any of these vehicles. We also have a unlimited amount of WW2 attire and merchandise. Give me a call or shoot me an email if interested.”
UPDATE: Was on eBay. **SOLD**
The one truck looks real nice and the other looks like it has potential, too.
“1951 Willys Overland Model 126 pickup truck from Tennessee, converted to a 4.3 liter engine, a newly rebuilt carburetor with electric choke. Runs beautifully with a new dual exhaust. Aftermarket gauge cluster under the dash. All the factory gauges are present but not hooked up. Recovered custom tan seat cover, new black carpeting, power steering, drum brakes. Transmission is a 3 speed manual with 2 speed transfer case, original dome light with control switch,auxiliary electric cooling fan, new gas can and strap mounted in the holder on the passenger side, supplying the entire original vacuum wiper motor, cable linkage, pivots and arms. All lights work, headlights, high and low beams, turn signals, brake lights. All 4 tires are in ok shape. We installed some very stylish bed rails and a tongue & groove wooden bed floor. The frame is solid.
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1952 Willys pick-up
Barn Find…a 2 OWNER 64000 Original Mile vehicle
99% Original with Motorola Radio and heater!
6 Cylinder Willys engine
Runs, Drives & Shifts well.”
UPDATE: Was $8900. **SOLD**
Looks nice. This may have been for sale in California. It looks familiar,
“1953 CJ3B Jeep
327 Chevy 4 Speed
Detroit Locker in the rear
Full Cage Roll Bar
Mustange Bucket Seats
On Board Air Compressor
Postal Frame
8000 lb Warren Wench
Tow Bar
Rear Light Bar
Best Top
Bikini Top
Spare Tire Carrier
Tilt Power Steering
Mallory Fuel System
CB Radio
Storage Compartments
New Chrome Spoke Rims
Needs new tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4550.
Looks solid and in good shape.
“Mechanically sound. Lots of fun. Not any time for me to enjoy it”
It seems to have a tick . . . can’t you just burn a tick off? Maybe it isn’t that kind of tick.
“1948 jeep restored but has a tick? $10,000 it is nice.”
http://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto/3301751951.html
UPDATE: Was $7,700. **SOLD**
(06/21/2012) “45 Ford GPW world war two jeep. I’ve had this jeep over 20 years. It has Matching numbers, it was made in Texas around July 4th 1945 It’s allmost every part is origenal. It is non opd, no back fee’s title in hand. it has a Carb problem right now but I’ll be taking care of that soon. . I’m only seling becuase of my wife is sick and won’t be back to work anytime soon. E-mail for more pictures just ask.. Please don’t waste my time with a low ball offer, . This is a real good deal. it just needs a little more work to be complete, I mean things like a top,The wiper motor’s need to be taken apart and cleaned or rebuilt The speedo broke about 20 miles ago.This jeep I know only has a little over 30,000 original miles on it. This is not a “SHOW” Jeep I use it every year for pig hunting”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
This looks like a real nice flattie sporting an early CJ-2A body.
“Frame off re-build. 5700 miles. All new HD parts. 330 hp. 423 ft lbs torque @ 3300 rpm. 70 to1 low/low gear ratio. Power steering. Power disk brakes. HD clutch. Custom HD transmission. Custom HD transfer case. Custom HD axles. Custom HD springs. Strengthen frame. Custom HD steering. Street legal. 5000 lb wench. Always loved and garaged. $33,00 invested. 11 years labor. Kid in college”
This looks solid. The seller includes a link to lots of pictures.
“My pride and Joy is up for sale or Trade. Full frame off restoration. I have use/ kept as many of the original willys parts that I could. Has new NDT tires, interstate batteries(original 24v system). Tail lights are updated to led. Starts first time every time, purrs like a kitten. I probably have put 200 miles on it since completion. Steering is tight and doesn’t wander at all new clutch, brakes. Engine is strong for factory 4 cylinder. Fun little drive. You will get looks from everyone w/ this little thing. 10k obo or will consider trade for late model AWD turbo wagon (audi/volvo/vw/xt subie) or Acura MDX/honda Pilot. Please call/text Chad @ 970-389-3991 please dont email me unless you guve me a heads up because it will go directly to junk mail. I can provide you w/ better and more pics upon request. Please only serious inquiries. This is the like to see 70 hi res pics on Picasa https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/view?uname=100891370307441053084&isOwner=true&psc=S&tags=53+willies”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3299404323.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(05/18/2012) Nice looking jeep though. There is another rolling chassis behind it, too.
“I have known this jeep since 1971. High school friend of mine drove it when we worked at Kroger’s (1971-1974), he drove it to High School. I rode in this Jeep many times when I was younger. His family owned it from the late 1950’s until my Dad bought it around 1998-2001. Body, motor and all major parts are original to this jeep. My friend’s dad bought it from the WV Dept of Highways Surplus sale in the late 1950’s-early 1960’s and used it on his farm. When he bought it, “Corry Naval Base” was stenciled on the cowl, this is how it was when the State of WV received it after the war. I believe this Naval Base is in Florida(Pensacola I believe). I have receipts of paint and body work alone, that total over $16,000…not counting other work, that was done to the jeep.”
