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Looks in good shape.
https://madison.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep/6741351664.html
“1950 Willys Jeep CJ 3A, 4 X 4, total frame off restoration, new body. Motor, transmission, transfer case, axles, brakes, radiator, generator, starter, drive shafts all rebuilt and a lot of new parts on Jeep to much to list, but I have receipts on all of it. Also have roll bar, bestop cab with doors and bikini top.”
UPDATE: Sold for $19,500 on eBay.
Here’s a John Deere themed FC. Seller included a video.
Here is your chance to own a truly unique, rare, and beautifully restored 4-wheel drive pickup, of which only 1600 were built. This ‘John Deere’ colored Willy’s Jeep was totally restored starting with media blasting the body and frame, cutting out the rust and replacing it with new metal, period correct engine, interior, and wiring in the early 2000’s by an individual in York, PA. There is no rust or rot coming through anywhere. The approximate mileage since completion is about 1200. Current owner purchased the pickup in 2004 and has only driven it to local shows and parades.
Mechanically the Willy’s Jeep runs great; all the lights (headlights, turn signals, brake lights, etc) work like new. Speedometer and odometer function normally, but the horn, new fuel gauge, new temp gauge, and new heater motor were never wired. Owner indicates that they will work without an issue.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on BAT.
Matt spotted this nice looking Ford GP.
“This 1941 Ford GP (#9223) is an early model Series 1, one of 1500 from the earliest series. Restored over 30 years ago by an active member of the MVCC (Military Vehicle Collectors of California), it was sold to the most recent Montana owner over 20 years ago. It is powered by the original spec 120 cubic inch 4-cylinder engine with a 3-speed manual transmission and includes a matching military trailer. This GP checks all the boxes with correct top, trailer with canvas, all of the blinkers , reflectors, extinguisher, flashlight, engine crank handle, and correct lighting.
The correct instructional tags are mounted on the dash, and the combo gauge is center mounted. There are 2341 showing on the odometer, but the true mileage is unknown.
The genuine GP engine # 9547 and drivetrain were rebuilt at the time of restoration. The seller says that it runs and drives great, and smokes a little when cold but clears up once warm. An oil service was completed five miles ago and coolant was also flushed. Brakes and steering operate as designed, and the engine does drip some oil after driving.
Wayne’s got his nice looking M-38A1 for sale. His number is 530 518 4441
“I have a 52 m38a1 for sale I’m looking to get rid of her for 11,000.00 OBO. She is in great shape all redone and original 24 volt. I have the military manuals to go with it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $26,500.
(09/16/2018) Mark spotted this nice FC.
“1959 Jeep forward control 150. 4 wheel drive,4 cyl, has been restored. Very rare on this condition. Partial trades considered.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $49,000
(01/27/2014) All hand controlled. No foot pedals.
“. chevrolet 350 zz4 crate motor
. ford 9″ with poss
. turbo 400 trans
. B&M BLOWER
. one off custom valve covers
. Art Morrison chassis
. coil over independent front
. 4 link coil over rear
. custom all steel body
. all hand controlled”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,900.
Looks solid.
“We have a 1949 Willy’s Jeep Truck for sale. There is less than 1000 miles on the entire restoration including the 4cyl hurricane motor. It has 4WD and a 3 speed manual transmission. We are asking $14,900. FIRM. This will be taken down as soon as it sells!!! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask. This beautiful truck can be seen at: 340 S. Meeting St. Statesville, NC 28677”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
(10/16/2018) Rob’s selling his nice looking 3A named “Scout” with a set of beautiful Free-Lock hubs.
“his CJ-3A, affectionately known as “Scout,” was born in 1950. Having spent the majority of its life on a mountain property in Mariposa, CA; this Willys Jeep has always been 100% free from any rot, cancer, or structural rust.
After a lengthy search for the right era-stock 3A, in 2012 I purchased Scout from its second California owner. Shortly thereafter, I found another unit that had a freshly rebuilt drivetrain (less than 20 hours), so I purchased it too and combined our solid rust-free Scout with the fresh heart and axles of the donor.
As I have a hard time leaving well enough alone, your new Willys will come with $10,723.51 in parts receipts, including the new “Herm the Overdrive Guy” 30% overdrive! Yes, everything works as designed. Every gauge, headlight, taillight, and parking light; even the factory high beam indicator and map light glow proudly on the dash. The transmission and transfer case shift with a positive engagement rarely found in Jeeps of this era. The engine starts right up, hot or cold, and purrs like a kitten at 180 degrees; always. The custom receiver hitch is ready to haul your boat to the pond. And if worse comes to worse, the Bellview/Warn winch powered by a custom 6/12v battery system stands at the ready.
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Must make for an interesting ride.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/254907511794015
“up for sale is a one-off custom built bad ass ride, you won’t find another like it anywhere, if you want the coolest ride in town, act now!. this beast has twin chevy 350’s both rebuilt, backed up by a strong TH-400 automatic, Power R&P steering (right hand drive), power disk brakes, 35×12.5 all terrain tires.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7500.
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-willys-cj2a-roadster/6736939741.html
(12/29/2015) “awesome jeep / 425 hp / bm shifter / way to much to list / like new / patina finish /asking only 15 , 25 in it / 350 motor is way worth more than 10 / make offer /10.9 in the quarter ////.”
