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UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000
(06/01/2012) Needs brakes at the very least. Hasn’t run in a while either. Has PTO.
“Have a 1946 Willys -believe it is a CJA2-for sale. Has a Ford Continental Flat Head 4 cylinder. Ran when put away years ago. No brakes. Comes with snow plow.
Needs work.
$4000 or best offer.
Call 920-826-5932.”
http://greenbay.craigslist.org/cto/3537489423.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was for auction.
Josh spotted this auction. It takes place March 22-24, 2013. This is the Jade Tint Green/Glacier White color scheme. It is too bad the engine doesn’t look in better shape.
Eric spotted this nice looking jeep.
“1948- Jeep Willys. Fully rebuild.”
http://swva.craigslist.org/cto/3533358930.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5000.
Here’s a good price on a running Jeepster.
“50 Jeepster w/Buick v6 3 spd at 12v runs/drives,complete $5,000 obo Ed three 1 four six 50 2six59”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/3535730666.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $3000. Status Unknown.
“124 CI F head huricane engine 3 speed trans geer driven transfer case dana 44 5.38 to 1 differentials runs good all original. A few modifications for driving in the river but all original parts still bolted in place. 4 owner 40,000 miles. Serious only I need money no trades.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
” i am listing my 1945 willys mb. this is really a very straight mostly original ww2 army jeep. this is a june 1945 willys mb serial number 450667 as the last mb serial number was 459851. almost one of the last ones. what is missing– seats, and top bows, other small stuff. what is pretty rare- all of the ww2 gauges except temp, body handles, pintle hitch, tail lights, ww2 engine(gpw 5077) t84 transmission, gas tank, rifle rack mounts, 1st aid bracket, blackout light, cat eyes, rotary light switch, voltage regulator still on fender, original air cleaner, all data plates- shipping plate, and even the original willys frame tag! i have a clear colorado title in my name also. just alot of good ww2 items still on it, not bubbafied like 90% of them. this is one of the last ones with out firewall fuel filter-no holes drilled either. i have the spare gas holder for it, and 2 bolt spare tire carrier, and spare tire support. the engine is still full of oil, and radiator holding nice green anti freeze. the motor is stuck from sitting, as is transmission. transfer case goes in and out. previous owner said he was driving it 3 years ago, then left it sit, as he was repairing the tank, which i found a correct wide mouth tank for it. the front floors are probably the worst part, but really minor rust compared to most. rear floor is very nice, as is the body. i had a 6 volt battery, and the cat eyes came on on the rotary. what is nice is the front frame horns–not been welded on or cut up!! the jeep was ww2 od, then looks like it was a korean war darker green, then air force blue. then someone did the white, and black deal on it. this should really be a nice easy project, as its mostly all there, with a good rare early ford gpw block (good trading material) has the late war mb head still. carb is a later model.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500. This hasn’t been listed since 2010.
(06/27/2013) This appears solid.
“I have a cj6 in orignal condition with a reily pto winch. drive train good condition, body needs work”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
This runs and drives, but doesn’t stop so well. Looks solid. I wonder if there is a title.
“Have a 1960 jeep original except seats and wheels and tires..4 cyl ..runs drives good..needs brake work..2500 OBO..Jeep is located at Chesapeake Campground..for more information call..dont text.”
The other pics are a little small, but it appears solid.
“CJ3A restored, 100% original, looks, runs, drives great. Has canvas top, civilian model trailer (smaller frame), lots of spare parts, military wheels, and tires on jeep and trailer. Standard wheels for jeep on the side. Jeep is 100% solid, immaculate, and rust free. Trailer is solid but could use fresh paint.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/bd/sale/adwb394/adwb394.html
**Status Unknown** Was listed at $9900.
“Willys M38 Military Jeep from M-Series Jeep category. Ready for fun and recently painted and gone over. Near Branford or Old Saybrook area. Asking $9900.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
No perfectly stock, but looks in good condition. The serial number is 18936, but appears to be missing indents. I can’t tell if it has a column shift or not either.
“This item for auction is a rare Willys CJ2A Jeep. This is a “VEC” (“Very Early Civilian”) model as it was produced almost immediately after World War II. The VECs share many parts with the legendary 1941 to 1945 Jeeps and is just as indestructible.
I bought this in August as something to tool around in and take out to the desert. Due to health concerns, I’m no longer able to drive it.
The Jeep starts, runs, steers, stops rides etc very well. The motor fires right up and once warmed up, it has an idle as quiet as a sewing machine. The transmission shifts smoothly through all gears, the clutch works great and I just redid the front and rear brakes. The front floor pans were patched in the last few years and are very solid. If you look underneath, you can see where it was repaired. There’s no major body rust and the frame is straight. I replaced the front bumper too.
The Jeep is currently registered though March and has a clear title. It is exempt from onerous emission control regulations.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This appears in good shape.
“WILLYS JEEP TRUCK 4X4 WITH PLOW REGISTERD AND INSPECTED RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD PLOWS GOOD ELECTRIC HYD. CONTROLS 6CYL. SUPER HURRICAN MOTOR 3 SPD TRANS”
