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It’s still 24 volt and probably pretty stock all around (except for the seats and center console). Looks like a good price.
“This jeep runs great, in good shape, M38A, 24 Volt, 4 Cylinder. Any questions call Larry 270-268-3208 or Matthew at 270-268-3206.”
http://louisville.craigslist.org/ctd/1996343016.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“I am the third owner of this Jeep. I have done a frame off restoration, I have pictures and receipts for everything that has been done. Frame was blasted down to bare metal and then coated with epoxy primer. Rebuilt engine with new parts and receipt for machine work that was done. New clutch, new gaskets in the transmission and transfer case. 1300 miles since rebuild on new speedometer. Led rear brake lights. lined both sides of the tub which was sprayed in by the paint shop. Rebuilt steering, new steering wheel. The list goes on and on. Basically a new 1961 Jeep. It now has a jeep roll bar and bikini top not shown in the pics. I am wanting to start another build that i just bought but need to sell this one first. Email or call, thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: Was priced at $2500.
This might be a good price. Note the seller mentions the paint isn’t very good.
“New plugs/wires/cap/rotor/points runs great!Lights/blinkers/wipers work.Newer seat covers in great shape.Newer headliner sagging in spots.New 7.50×16″military non directional tires on 16″ pickup rims with a original 15″Goodyear military tire on original yellow rim as spare(original owners manual shows vehicle with this style of tire)Bad paint job over original paint.Very complete as far as original bits.New tailights and headlight rings and grill pieces.4 wheel drive works.Spent most of my time cleaning the vehicle up and finding correct items and installing some new wiring.Needs a parking brake cable and a fix on the heater.Definetly a attention getter.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“Thanks for looking at this rare old barn find that was parked for 41 years. I am listing for a relative that is second owner for approx. 2 years. This Model 463 has the original 138 Go Devil Flat Head engine. Carb has been rebuilt, new water pump, fuel pump and wiring. 3 Speed on column w/automatic overdrive. Runs and drives great and is all original except for wheels and tires. Spare tire came with the car.This model has the option of BOTH RIGHT AND LEFT HAND DRIVE. (Notice the two glove boxes.) The floor has the openings to change drive side. All body work was done with metal and welded and was extensive around all bottoms of doors, hatchback and fenders. This vehicle has a very nice paint job and is sharp but is not a concourse restoration, just a good solid job. The rear left window is cracked, as well as driver side window. Windshield glass has been replaced. All new weather stripping around entire car. Original colors used on car were Luzon Red, Clear Maple and Mahogony Brown. All wood replaced and wood has been used tastefully (not orig. door panels) on doors and side panels. All photos of restoration will go with car, I have some of the pics for you to see. Seats have original coverings, they were only cleaned of mildew. Rechrome on orig. bumbers is immaculate and thick.
Everything works on vehicle except odometer, speedometer works fine as well as all electrical (lights, etc.) and guages on dash. Even the old heater works.This was an extensive rebuild and care was taken to keep as original as possible/practical. Engine and Transmission have not been rebuilt, just cleaned, serviced and run great. No smoke on starting, etc., cranks right up.
What is wrong with this car??? Other than mentioned above, there is a drop or two per day coming from the overdrive gear on LH side of the transmission when it sits. No other leaks. Car has been driven on trips of approx. 50 miles and no probems. Won 3rd Place at the Charlotte Auto Fair for 40-50s category on August 28, 2010.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Here’s a crawler for you.
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TRADE FOR TJ LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE. I HAVE WINDSHIELD FRAME AND TAILGATE”
Nice Truck spotted by HOG!
“Hello and thanks for looking! For sale is a 1949 4 wheel drive Willys truck professionally restored in 2008. This was a frame-off restoration. The truck has been used very little sine the restoration with 875 miles on the odometer. This was a painstaking, frame-off restoration that took over three years to complete. No expense was spared in this restoration. Everything was replaced new or rebuilt to factory specifiactions. The truck runs and drives like new. The 4 cylinder motor was balanced and runs like a swiss watch. The transmission and transfer case was completely rebuilt. Everything was replaced. New saturn overdrive was installed as well. The bed is new. The original willys-overland symbol was grafted in the new tailgate. Over 40 hours of labor went into this task alone. Besides the original gauges, Stewart-Warner gauges accompany a 6 volt tachometer. The interior has been upgraded and the there is a SIKKENS two stage paint finish on the interior and exterior. Please e-mail me with any questions. Thanks for looking and happy bidding!”
This looks pretty solid.
“1946 Willys CJ2A in great condition. This unit had a frame off retoration by the previous owner. It was converted to 12 volt with new steel body, springs, brakes, carburetor, fuel pump, wiring harness etc. No rust. The speedometer and gas guage do not work and I do not have a top. It should also have new tires as current ones are weather cracked. Troop style seats were added to the back but remove easily. $5500. Runs great, ready to drive. thanks”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/1995873228.html
UPDATE: Still Available and More pics
(05/10/12010) This appears to include a trailer as well.
“1953 Willy’s Army Jeep, New Top, New Interior, New Tires, New Brakes, New Mufflers, Runs, $5000. (562) 883-0309”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/1996437333.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
“1943 Ford Jeep with early 1960’s 170 cu in six-cylinder. 45,000 odometer miles. Original running gear with add-on overdrive unit and winch.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
Here is a sweet truck.
“1963 Willys 4X4 PickUp for sale. Aprox 98000 original miles. Super Hurricane 6 cyl engine, runs strong and smooth. Koenig PTO winch works great. Beefy bumpers front and rear. This is a clean nearly original truck; upgrade from vacuum wipers to electric. Paint and body are in very good condition- no rust. This truck has been very lightly used, never abused. Great for farm truck or trip to the car show! A must see! $8000 OBO”
