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This was probably worked on by TCs, which is in Kent, WA. This might be a good price.
“Selling the old wagon, engine recently rebuilt by 4×4 Kent Shop, transmission rebuilt, all checks Good and the AM radio works (mostly get the Mariners Game). $5,500 OBO. Thank you for Looking.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3225686911.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“Nicely restored 1948, Willys cj-2a jeep. The following has been done: Replacement body tub kit, Fully Rebuilt engine, transmission and axles gone thru with new seals and bearings, new clutch, full brakes and master cyl, 4 new Firestone 6.00-16 NDT tires, New exhaust, shocks, upholstery, glass…etc.
Jeep has a full rear PTO mounted, along with brackets from a Monroe 3 point hitch (gone)
Jeep runs, drives and stops perfectly, and has clear NYS title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
It looks nice. It must have been switched to a floor shift at some point.
“1945 Cj2a Willys Jeep. 90 percent restored. Serial #11325. Body #1824. New tires, paint, seat covers. Transmission, transfer, and 4×4 all work perfectly. This is an exceptionally clean Willys Jeep and has won many awards at car shows.It is 1 of only 1825 built during the last 6 months of 1945. It has original color scheme of Pasture Green with Autumn Yellow wheels. It is extremely fun to drive and is driven daily. For the right price, you should enjoy this Jeep as much as we have. If you have any question, please don’t hesitate to call me.”
This might be a good price.
“I have a nice 69 cj6 with thousands in new parts from a complete wiring harness to the tires. Willing to trade or sell. $4500 obo cash.”
http://northmiss.craigslist.org/cto/3203863121.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250
“1953 willys Jeeps and a 1955 jeep CJ5
meyers plows on both manual angle on the 1953 power angle on the 1955
Ramsey PTO 8000 lb winch on 1953
Clear titles
$4400 for both or $2250 sold seperately
Both in running condition”
Here’s the CJ-5:
There may be some value here.
“Extremely rare. AZ vehicle – no rust. Not running. Basket case with most original parts. CJ5 running gear. $1,000 o.b.o.
Please call 399-3726.”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/3184507211.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
This could have been purchased for $7000 on Craigslist, but the seller worded the ad title oddly (and the ad didn’t show up until this evening when I did some odd searching combos). Now it’s on ebay and it has already hit $6744.
“Serial #271078
DOD 6-12-1945
Hood # USA20741898
Has California Title
Runs & Looks Good but not restored”
This used to be a Department of Archeology Wagon. It needs a little work still.
“This 1959 Willy’s station wagon, 4X4, flat head, 6cyl., 3 speed, serial no. 39971. This unit was originally owned by the US Government, the Dept. of Archeology. Ten years ago this unit had new quarters and complete paint. It was done in 2 different colors of metallic gray, a darker and a lighter color. Roof and lower portion below the mouldings are the lighter color. It has all new front springs.
I have driven this unit out on the gravels, but never on the highway. 4 wheel drive works, clutch works. Brakes worked when I parked it 10 years ago. They do not today. Might need fluid, don’t know. I got this unit out yesterday, I put battery in it and gas, and drove it out of the building. When this unit was put away I added 2 gallons of diesel fuel to the gas and let it run so it would not stick any valves in the flathead engine. This Willy’s has all of its stainless steel trim inside of the truck.
It also has all of the other extra chrome pieces. Has original seat for the driver. I believe I have the other seats, don’t know for sure. Pretty sure they are in a storage building in town, have have to look. Have the oak wood strips for rear floor. Tailgate for truck is in back of truck. It is painted and done. I have a newer style replacement bench seat for the front that I was going to install. It has good radial tires and spoke wheels. The exhaust is complete. I have all the windows and trim moldings and inside moldings for the truck. They were taken out when it was painted.
Doors fit nice, open and close nice. Windows roll up and down. Has cracked glass on driver’s door. Windshield good. When this unit was repainted and quarters put on, it was not going to be a show vehicle. There was some rust in floor pans and have been repaired good enough for normal use and are solid and sealed up. I do not have time to finish this. After if was painted, I parked it and have lost interest in it. It would be a good project and a very different vehicle if someone wanted to complete it. It is not over-priced and they are getting very hard to find. This unit has a Minnesota Title.
I would consider trades on something of interest. If you are interested, give me a call and we will talk. Would like this unit to go to a good home as soon as possible.
Will consider offers and possible trades
Call 563-212-4530. PLEASE NO EMAILS OR TEXTS”
http://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/3222002242.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $7500.
Dan spotted this one. It includes a parts wagon, too.
“56 Willys wagon. 2 wheel drive. Restored 11 years ago. Beautiful! Runs. 40,000 miles. Some new chrome. Also have a 1963 Willys for parts. $7,500 firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Were $1200.
Both of these run, too.
“Both have 4 cylinders standards both run two plow trucks 1200 for the pair.”
