UPDATE: Still Available
(05/05/2013) “1952 JEEP WILLY WAGON 2WD
ORIGINAL F HEAD AND 3 SPEED MANUL TRANS
GOOD SHAPER, RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD”
UPDATE: Still Available
(05/05/2013) “1952 JEEP WILLY WAGON 2WD
ORIGINAL F HEAD AND 3 SPEED MANUL TRANS
GOOD SHAPER, RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD”
UPDATE: Still Available. Local sale only
“1954 Willys CJ-3B
F134 Hurricane, 6V
Dana 25/44 axles, (5.38:1)
Dana 18 transfer case with overdrive
Ross T-12 stearing box
T-90 Transmission
Kelsey-Hayes wheels, Warn hubs, 9″ brakes
Original 1954 configuration with overdrive, Warn hubs, and fog lamps. Mechanical restoration (engine, carborator, cooling system, transmission, transfer case, axles, brakes) conducted in 2012 by a professional Willys restoration shop. New fuel tank and lines, replacement windshield frame, new rear seat, new seat covers/foam. All electrical systems (wiring, generator, starter, distributer, etc) rebuilt or replaced with manufacturer’s equivalents. 1200 miles since completed. Registration current. Garage kept. Complete list of work conducted and detail photos available upon request. Local sale only.”
Looks real nice.
“Astounding investment grade restoration, no expense spared. Must be seen to be believed! This vehicle turns heads everywhere it has been shown, and would be an incredible addition to any of the finest collections. Do yourself a favor, stop by Cox Automotive and see for yourself. 118 Lenzner Court, Sewickley, PA. 15143.”
UPDATE: Back on Craigslist.
(09/10/2014) Looks good.
“Frame off restoration
4 cyl, 4wd, rebuilt 3sp manual trans, new brakes
New upholstery, new firestone wide Whitewall tires
Wipers do not work, cracked drivers side glass (flat glass, easy repair)
Functioning after market gauge cluster”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7,900.
(05/21/2015) This has an interesting tow setup.
“This CJ runs great, New Brakes, leaf springs, shocks, gas tank,tires, top,gages and much more. Converted to electronic ignition and 12 volt. Has PTO for winch. This vehicle is ready to head to the hills. Great hunting rig, as you stray dry and have a heater. Will sell with or without trailer. Add $2500 for trailer..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Looks solid.
“1953 Jeep Willy. M38A1 U.S. Marine Corps. Excellent shape, mechanically inside and body. Garage kept. 15000 OBO. Clean Title, Manual transmission, and gas fuel.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/16/2015) Looks solid.
“I am considering selling my 1946 Willys CJ-2A 3 speed on the column jeep. $8,500 or best offer. I really dont need the money so if if i dont get a certain amount of the jeep.. it can sit in my garage for the next 50 yrs as a family airloom. It has been in my family since the 1950’s. The engine was rebuilt many years ago. It runs strong. It has a fresh coat of paint and a new battery. Was recently tuned up with new plugs and wires. There is one small issue i have yet to resolve. It needs a new fuel pump. I just havent gotten around to changing it myself yet. The jeep comes with an older top that was fitted for the jeep. There are about 73k miles or so on the vehicle.
This is not a show vehicle but it is a well maintained 70 yr old Jeep. Its the original 6 volt system. Yes the vehicle does leak(as you can see from the picture). They all do.
The column shift is rare. The early batch of CJ’s had them and they only produced about 38,000 with the colum shift.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
“In good shape ’44 jeep willy. Runs and drives. Has mock .50 cal machine gun and tons of soldiers gear from WWII. Stationed at War History Museum in Memphis.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Maybe an ex fire-jeep?
“Original 1952 Willys M38 ready to be restored. Solid body, original 24 volt system, lots of new parts ready to be installed. $3500 OBO. Also have a brand new L134 engine block in unopened crate for additional cost.”
UPDATE: Still available.
(05/13/2015) Looks pretty original.
“Great Korean War vintage 1952 M38 Jeep. This is military surplus, not a CJ-2 civilian model. Very fun to drive, unrestored, all original except for a new gas tank. New batteries, 24v system. Great to run around the farm or put in a parade. Dull OD green, not a shiney finish to attract the enemies’ attention. My wife did not like driving it near as much as I did.”