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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: **SOLD** Was $4000
(12/21/2010) Looks good. Too bad a fuel hole was drilled on the side.
“i have a 44 willys that runs n drives, 4×4 works, all lights work, just needs some tlc. feel free to call me with any questions”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
“Selling my 1955 jeep willys CJ3B, fully restored, this jeep was taken down to the last nut and bolt, fully restored and rebuilt, the engine, tranny, and transfer case has about 100 miles on it, I have the original data plate on hand. It is 12 volt with a new carb, i have the old carb as well, the steering was converted to crossover with a new steering box, everything that could be replaced including the brakes and seals in the axles, was replaced. any questions please email me, asking 8000 obo, I have every receipt on hand showing how much was put into this amazing jeep. I inside of the tub was sprayed professionally with bed liner. I also have the original wheels with tires on them. Willing to deliver up to 300 miles for cost of gas.”
I accidentally wandered across these unusual photos from the Timberlane’s thoughts blog. I’ve never seen a Civil Defense FC. Maybe someone out there knows more about it? I *think* this is in California, based on the front license plate. I have lightened all four shots. You can see the originals in the original post at the website.
This appears to be a nice build.
“1942 Ford Jeep (Willys), sb400, automatic, 4″ lift, 35″ Tires, Very fast, Very Cool looking Jeep. Starts, runs, carb needs to be rebuilt. Selling for a friend who had to leave the state for work. I have very little negotiation ability with the price, but he will entertain all offers. Could be several hours or overnight before he gets back to me on an offer. Please no calls after 8PM. Call Mitch at 505-385-0944.”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2241780499.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700
This sure looks nice for $2700.
“Original classic. 6 volt Jeep Overland Company 2X4 pickup truck. Runs great and has had a lot of work done to it over the years keeping it original. The tires are new however they are cracked and need to be replaced. There is very little cancer (only on the door bottom and very little). The floor pan is whole and the doors have not been sprung. Has a heater and the smallest windshield wipers you have ever seen. New brakes and engine rebuilt a few years back. The interior is in really good shape. Drive a classic home for $2700 and run it for another 50 years.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800
(06/16/2010) This has a good looking half cab It appears to have the wood slats on the hood — I think I’ve now seen several of these with wood slats in Montana. I’m not sure why that is.
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Rare 1953 Willys CJ3, Runs Great, New Tires, Goes Anywhere, Hate to sell but need the money”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000
This has 744 original miles?
“VERY CLEAN 1957 JEEP WILLYS 744 ORIGINALS MILES SOFT TOP 3 SPEED”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3995
(06/18/2010) I don’t see much rust.
“4 cycle overhead valve Rare Collectors item runs great.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(09/02/2010) This looks good, except for what appears to be some damage near the rear wheel on the driver’s side.
“Two wheel drive station wagon. 4 cylinder 3-speed with overdrive. New bronze glass, new brakes and wheel cylinders, new chrome wheels and tires. Runs great. Nice original Jeep. Doug”
Here’s a VEC #12110 that’s been militarized and ‘stickized’.
“This is a complete frame-off “down to bare metal” restoration of a VEC CJ2A Willys Jeep, S/N 12110. A jeep restored like this by a shop would cost well over $40,000 counting all the hours of “love” that went into the project. We took great care to ensure this jeep (which was manufactured on the same line as the last military jeeps) maintained as many original components as possible. Restoration began in December 2009 and we just completed it in August of 2010. You can see by the Buy It Now price that my reserve is between the starting price and the BuyItNow.
The original content of this jeep is about 95%. The jeep has the original (although converted to stick) column shift transmission. Everything on this jeep is completely restored or rebuilt. Please see pictures. We have many more pictures of the project from start to end. We have all receipts and documents and research and will provide a detailed book of the restoration process, all receipts and history of this particular jeep. The numbers on the hood are referenced from the Military database for this VIN number. Note that prior to our purchase of this restoration project, this jeep had the Leaf Springs replaced and also the Shackles were changed to a modern version by the prior owner. ….”
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