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Seems in good shape.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/d/snohomish-1951-willys-cj3a/6902753387.html
“Original body frame, running gear and original engine. 4 cylinder. New gauges. New brakes. Runs great!”
Looks in good shape.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/cto/d/rutledge-m38-willys-military-jeep-1953/6901017217.html
“1953 M38 Willys Military Jeep with 30 caliber replica machine gun and radios. Overall good condition and a head turner! The paint job is probably an 8. The radios worked the last time I tried them however they are designed for 24v system and the Willys was converted to 12v and need more juice to operate fully. There are a few small rusted areas (floor board, battery compartment) and I can get additional photos if you have serious interest. The windshield does not have wipers. The siren is not currently working. I’m not sure if its a wiring, motor issue or just needs some tlc. It is very loud however when it works. I put a new carburetor on it and have the original. If it sits for a short time I usually have to put a little fuel in the carb to start it. It runs well and has been used in parades, festivals and ice cream runs in town but just don’t use it that much anymore since I moved”
Someone’s put a lot of time into this militarized CJ-2A build.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/cto/d/sea-cliff-1947-willys-jeep/6899397898.html
“First civilian Jeep, post WWII. Classic CJ2A with military accents. Fully restored, nicely running, garage kept. For the weekend Jeep enthusiast.”
This 1957 DJ-3A appears to be for sale. It’s got some modifications, but looks fairly stock.
https://www.orlandoautomuseum.com/vehicles/1964/1957-willys-jeep-dj3a
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.
(10/08/2017) Scott’s selling this driver-ready CJ-5 with some history.
“CJ5 for sale. Old School. Email for specifics. 12k with winch, 10k without.
1977 CJ5. Former North Carolina forest service truck. Factory green under fleet green. 1/2 hardtop. Restored 60/40 bench seat. New Corbeau rear seat. 5 seat belts. 300 miles on gateway mudders. New Alcan Springs. New black Max shocks. New NAPA radiator and hoses, old modine radiator in good shape included. Replaced when I replaced thermostat. New M.O.R.E steering bracket and Borgeson steering shaft. New lower steering column bearing. New battery and starter cables. In process of switching cables to military connectors to wire in winch. Warn 8274 winch with remote, mint. Runs great, great on and off road. This is my camping, hunting, hiking vehicle. Only selling because a sweet M38 is for sale locally and I want it. Motor replaced 3k ago by PO. Newer exhaust by P.O., is solid but not the nicest welds.”
UPDATE: This was listed for sale in Roswell, Georgia, in February. Now it’s listed in Mound House, Nevada. Pics appear to be the same.
https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/silver-city-1962-willies-jeep-cj-3/6900933996.html
“Completely restored
Fitted with a 283cid engine
4WD 3 Speed with high and low gears
5 Stock 16″x6.00 wheels Firestone Ground Grip Period Tires (new)
Warn wench
Front disc brakes with new brake lines
Bucket seats
Padded roll bar
Side steps
Black bikini top
Great “Eyes”
This Willies is restored with upgrades and ready to go.”
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Post from February 03, 2018 for $19,950: Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,900.
(03/12/2017) Cool build. It’s by far the nicest “Tender” build I’ve seen.
For most of us the classic car world is about standing out with some attitude, and it doesn’t get more custom or unique than this. After all a 1950 Willys Jeep Pickup is already going to draw a crowd, but when it has been fully custom built with a new V8, overdrive transmission, upgraded suspension, custom interior, A/C, and much more, then you will always be the coolest custom everywhere you go.
The handsome, upright body says Jeep as loudly as any CJ, and it’s a familiar face the world over. But this icon is also instantly recognizable as a fully built classic. After all, a rare unibody pickup with an extended cab is a cool sight. Plus, it’s the purple and beige gives this nearly 70-year-old steel a healthy dose of modern luster and shine. The gloss does a great job of highlighting all the ribbed details that came in the panel stamping (they were originally for strength, but now just increase the cool factor.) The old and new world styles blend on the brightwork where the grille, trim, and bumpers combine nicely with the 15-inch Boyds alloy wheels and bright exhaust tips. Plus, the rear bed has both form and function with the color-matched tonneau, marine-grade carpet underneath, and bright LED taillights. In total, you can tell someone spent extra time and effort creating this cool Willys.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $45,500.
The buy-it-now price is $45,000.
“Meet Daisy! A fantastic and rare 1973 Super Jeep.
Only produced for a couple months in 1973, the Super Jeep was an appearance package created due to a lack of a supply of aluminum wheels needed to produce the Renegade models. The Super Jeep is highly recognizable by it’s outrageous Peter Max – like decal package, white steel wheels, curved chrome front bumper, two tone interior and upholstered white padded dash.
Only 300 Super Jeeps were produced, with only a few handfuls surviving today. The majority of the 300 Super Jeeps produced were made in White or Blue with a few others in more rare colors like this one in Daisy Yellow. Continue reading
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/20/2019) Nice looking 3A.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/299668984068276/
“1950 Willy’s Jeep. Model CJ3A. Wonderful condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
Nice looking wagon.
“Restored 1946 Jeep Overland Wagon. Original owners manual. Restored. 4 cylinder L 84 – little devil engine. New tires. No rust. New upholstery. Mainly used for parades. 12 v electrical.”
