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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: Was $12,000 **SOLD**
(02/23/2011) It looks like it has a replacement body.
“This Willys has been completely restored. It can be a daily driver, or a weekend ice cream getter. Improvements too numerous to mention here. EVERYTHING has been rebuilt or replaced. This Willys will not require anything more, but to just be driven. Price includes: roll bar, bikini top, full canopy top, new cover, tow bar for front end, and more. Not a speck of rust! Not a money pit!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7900
All original and family owned since bought out of WWII. It looks like the front hubs aren’t original. It has an interesting carrier in the back.
“1942 GPW Military Jeep. All Original, Everything Including the Engine, Transmission, Drive Train are all ORGINAL.
This Jeep has been in storage for over twenty years and hasn’t been started for twenty years. But engine turns over, nothing seized.
This Jeep has been in my family since my uncle bought it from the government after he got out of WWII.
This Jeep also has the front tow bar on that is military issue. They would use this to link two two jeeps together to tow a howitzer. I just recently got all the fees paid on this jeep and have current registration and clean title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
(08/21/2009) At first I thought the back tire was low, but I think the ground is just soft.
“Nice example of a Willys Flatfender OHV fourcylinder powered Jeep. These are not as common as most other Jeep models. All the work has been done except paint. Complete frame off build with less than 1000 miles. Powder coated frame, new Willys Overland steel body (in black primer), rebuilt driveline (F134, T-18 and T-90 with new Overdrive), new gauges, wiring, lights, top, seats and much more. In short…everything has been rebuilt or replaced. You cannot even buy the parts that are in this build for the Buy Now price. NC issue VIN. Good title”
UPDATE: Back on eBay
(03/25/2011) This is cool! I found pics of a similar one on the CJ-3B Board from Macedonia.
“1960 Jeep CJ-3B Ambulance. It runs and drives. Imported from Turkey. Orange in color. doors still work. Needs fuel tank. Awesome and rare restoration project. Pictures tell it all. Email with any questions. Thanks”
UPDATE: I’m running short of time tonight, so here’s a post from a couple years ago.
Here’s Frank’s flattie and some friends of his who have flatties as well. The picture with multiple jeeps was from a run last October. The next time you are vacationing in Hawaii, keep an eye out for these good looking jeeps.
Not exactly stock, but looks in good condition.
“A VERY NICE 1948 WILLYS JEEP. AFTER 20 YEARS, IT’S TIME FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO ENJOY AND CARE FOR THIS LITTLE RED JEEP. NOT A RESTORATION, JUST A VERY NICE PIECE OF USABLE AND DRIVEABLE HISTORY FOR NOT A LOT OF MONEY. THIS JEEP IS EVERY BIT AS NICE IN PERSON AS IT APPEARS TO BE IN THE PHOTOS. CALL GREG DAYS AT 802-893-4316”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/2334986847.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is a nice looking truck.
“This is a 1950 Willys Truck.I purchased this truck for my son back in 11-27-90.He was 16 and I thought he would like it .The problem was he didn’t have enough room for all his friends so he ended up using the family car anyway.When I purchased it was already changed to an automatic transmission and had a flat head six and the four wheel drive was not connected.The truck was red when I bought it but the paint was dull so I had it repainted.I also had the tailgate redone and installed diamond plate in the bed.I replaced some glass on the some of the windows that were cracked.The mileage on the title dated 12-4-1990 was 63,857 and the current mileage is 64,583.the truck has only been driven 726 miles in 21 years.Most of the time I would take it out of the garage to clean and wax it.This truck has been garage kept all those years.I have not started the truck in about five years so it will have to be towed.I have all the receipts to verify everything that’s been done to it.The interior is in good shape with some metal nicks but the seat has no tears but is very dusty.The Tires are OK but being that the truck has been sitting around they would need replaced along with the chrome rims.This could be a nice truck maybe to put a small V-8 and a 3 speed transmission.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/03/2011) Looks solid.
“1943 FORD MILITARY JEEP
Great project…ran when parked…was driven regularly and then put in the barn..surface rust on floors…great rig for the right person…I bought this because of my love for ford and knew its past….have triangle tow hitch,folding top bows for holding up canvas(canvas included ,not in great shape…)rear seat other window frame and some additional parts…floors solid considering its age….
I wanted to have a fun summer ride…no time or space to complete this….if I don’t sell it is going to sandblaster,primer sealed and then off to the one mechanic I know will fix it right… Mike 503-422-3501 ”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/2336129163.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9800
(07/15/2009) There’s been some interesting choices on the customization of this CJ-3A. Note the gas filler location for example on the back.
“1950 Willys CJ3A, ground up build, all steel, 327, 4sp, 205 transfer case, toyota 4:11 rearends, PS, PB, front disc, heater, 8 point cage, custom aluminum diamond plate, new Best Top, entire tub Rhino lined, 42 gallon fuel cell, reversable rear seat, all seat belts, 8000 lb winch, hitch and trailer plug, cooler carrier for hitch, Edelbrock, B&M, 35″ Kumo’s, Autometer, too much more to remember, only 3500 miles since complete build!! This Jeep runs down the road like a brand new one, just way cooler!! It is fantasic off the road too.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
(04/09/2011) It appears solid.
“This FORWARD CONTROL is all original, no rust, no body damage. Flathead, 6 cyl.. Great Restoration project like FC 150 MAKE OFFER ”
