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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $12,000.
(01/13/2019) This M-38A1 is equipped with some Runck manufactured body protectors (the black three black strips on each side of the jeep) and a Runck rear bumper (and possibly front bumper).
“1955 WILLYS M38A1 FRAME OFF RESTORATION, NEW REPRODUCTION TUB, LINE-X INTERIOR TUB, REBUILT ENGINE F134, FRONT DISC BRAKES, ELECTRONIC REGULATOR 24 VOLT SYSTEM,”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7250.
(02/05/2018) Has a variety of updates. I haven’t seen this one around the Tri-Cities.
https://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/d/kennewick-1949-willys-cj3a/6920498723.html
“Chevy 350, Turbo 350 automatic, twin stick Dana 20 transfer case, Dana 44s front and rear. Rear Detroit locker with 4.56 gears. Buckshot PR radial tires (33inch), Holbrook 3 inch lift, Weld wheels, Fuel racing cell, electric fuel pump, flowmaster exhuast, Hooker headers, electric cooling fan, Painless wiring, custom roll bar, KC speakers, Kenwood stereo, leather seats, four point seat belts, AutoMeter gauges, ArmaCoat inside and underneath. Things not working: fuel guage, windshield wipers, speedometer and horn. Invested a lot into this Jeep. Fun Willys. ”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $15,500.
(02/13/2017) Seller notes this was used in an episode called Swamp, part of the Dirty Rotten Survival series on the National Geographic channel.
“1946 Willys Jeep. This jeep was in a National Geograpic Movie, call Dirty Rotten Survival, swamped.
It was filmed down south in the swamps. I have the lease agreement and video of delivery of jeep.
My dad did a frame off restoration on this jeep 7 or 8 yrs ago. It runs like new. Everything is rebuilt or new. Has original 4 cyliner jeep engine. Asking 15k or best offer.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $18,900.
Nicely updated delivery sedan.
“Very Rare Willys “Delivery Wagon”
289 FORD V-8, C–4 automatic transmission, power steering, tilt wheel, has set-up for ARA A/C, (compressor taken off but is included) power drum brakes, 8 inch Ford rear end, AM/FM, WORKING Eight Track tape player. Brand New; spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor with “Protronics” ignition, front shocks.
“Very rare” Appliance Apache early 60s wheels. (Used on “prototype 65 Mustang and the Green Hornet). Excellent chassis no rust stored last 50 years in garage. Runs and drives great lots of thumbs up.
$18,950 or Best Offer, Possible trade for ???, plus or minus cash”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Bob’s selling his beautiful Tux Park. It was parked across from us at 2018’s Willys Reunion in Aurora, so I had time to look it over.
“Willys 1965 CJ5 Tuxedo Park Mark IV. Original condition and paint. Hurricane 4CYC + T90 transmission. PTO winch. Chrome bumpers + accents. 40/60 bench seats. Column shift transmission. 5/new Winterforce tires.Original seats with rear pads. Myers metal half cab(not shown) 33,000 mi. Featured jeep at the 2017 Bantam Jeep Festival history display. Canvas top not included. Only serious calls”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Roger Martin spotted this 2A.
“1946 Willys CJ-2A.. 98% ORG, has overdrive and converted to 12v $15,000.00 OBO…. Trade. Hmmwv or 2.5-5ton bobbed”
UPDATE: price dropped to $6900.
(06/15/2019) Looks in good shape.
https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/truckee-1947-jeep-willys-original/6917615542.html
“All original except it has been converted to a 12 volt electric system.
It is in very good overall condition. Very low mileage.
There is no rust, the paint is in very good condition and it drives.
Its been kept in a garage most of its life, a true barn find.
Current California registration”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/25/2018) Looks like a good build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2303097536682136/
“1957 Willys DJ3A converted to 4×4 in 1982 with GM SM420-4 Speed transmission, 153 Chevy 4 cylinder, Dana 44 rear with locker and alloy axles, Dana 18 Transfer-case, Saginaw power steering with assist cylinder, Dana 30 disc brake front with locker, no rust, swing out spare tire, Kayline soft top and doors in good condition, extra set of half doors, after market Best Top seats, rear seat, roll cage, 33-12.50R/15 BFG AT tires on 8.5″ x 15″ chrome steel wheels, runs and drives good, winch mount on front bumper but no winch, dual fuel tanks, and swing out spare tire.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $34,999
Jesse noted that, “It was originally built in the 70s by my friend Gary Jack. He worked for the US Postal Service his whole career. When he retired, the tired FJ3 was also retired, so it went to scrap. At the time the FJ3 Postal FleetVans did not have the approval of the federal DOT and especially they did not have the approval of California DMV, because of the right hand drive and the seated / standing up driver operation. He was able to sneak out the scrapped pieces of the FJ3 that he had driven during his career, and a few others, enough to recreate and build a dream that he had during his career, to build a chopped top race truck. He did that. Gary and the FJ were a regulars at Riverside Raceway for a lot of years. In the 80s to the 90s this same FJ3 became a top NSRA street rod.”
“This is a 1963 Jeep FJ-3A custom mail truck. No expense was spared to take this iconic US Postal Office Fleet van and give it the modern upgrades and conveniences. Featuring a 350 Chevy engine. ”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $13,500.
(05/24/2019) Looks like a care was taken during the rebuild.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/hope-1947-willys-cj-2a/6887871183.html
“Frame off restoration. Body, tailgate, and frame have matching numbers. Not sure if it’s the original motor, but it’s period correct and rebuilt to new engine spec’s and tolerances. It’s been somewhat militarized, but could easily be returned to its original configuration and paint scheme (red). It’s currently titled in Idaho under my name. Detailed parts list with receipts along with an itemized list of machine work completed included with the jeep. I’ve included a few before and after photos.”
