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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3600
(01/13/2010) This jeep looks very cold.
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Updated Front Hubs, 12 Volt Conversion, Electric Wench, 5 Gun Racks, Buddy Seats in Back, Tow Bar, Runs Well, Needs Body and Paint Work.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900.
This looks good.
“Restored 1951 M38 Willy’s Army Jeep – Ser. No. 24,675 MFG 9-51The M38 only had a two year production run, during which time only 62,329 were built (compared with the nearly 650 thousand MBs and GPWs build during WWII). Has several unique characteristics compared to the WWII jeep. First with 24 volt electrical system, first one piece windshield, first to have 7×16 tires instead of 6×16, last and best of flat fendered jeeps, last of the flat head 4 cylinder engines, first jeep with true fording capabilties(sealed sparkplugs and distributer) when equipped with a snorkel and tail pipe extension and of course the removable tailgate.
Though restored, this has been changed to a 12 volt system and does not have the sealed(water proof) plugs. So here is an M38 that not only looks good, but is road ready.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
The seller claims no rust. This could be a good price.
“40 -49 red jeep—4cyl motor—3 on the tree—2wd—been in storage for many years—no rust—will probably run with little tinkering—no title,but has 68 tag”
This may be a good project.
“Has been sitting in my garage for 10 years! I don’t think I am getting any closer to finishing this project…
Very original, unique Oregon history, I have the original 1958 Oregon title, I am the second owner.
In good shape, does need some rust repair but not like most! Engine runs and it drives and stops. Brand new tires, white powder coat wheels with 2 spares (no tires on them). Two extra engines and another FC170 parts rig which is all there except the bed (was a flat bed).
I would love to get this out of my garage. Might be interested in a trade if something interests me.
Drop me an email if you have questions…”
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/2640106052.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/27/2011) This runs and drives.
“1963 FC 170 around 70,000 miles. Has the original 6 cyl Hurricane engine is running but is tired, and a 3 speed trans. Truck is 4wd. Everything on the truck works, wipers, heater, lights and signals. Brakes work but one wheel cylinder is leaking. Tires are in excellent condition. I feel body is in above average condition but it does have some rust and the floorboards need replaced. Call Gary @ 859-seven seven one-1852. No spam please.”
http://lexington.craigslist.org/cto/2639528656.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
(08/23/2011) This looks solid.
“1959 station wagon with 6 cyl Hurrican engine- 4×4 lock outs. New tires, clutch, and brakes. No rust. New Mexico car. Has over-drive and good glass. Has an extra engine, front end, rear end, transmission, fenders, and doors. Asking 5,500 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Mike has added a few things to sweeten the deal: Two original “F” stamped seats, WW II jerry can holder, spare tire, canvas top. Mike would prefer to sell to a buyer who can inspect the jeep before purchase.
“1945 Ford GPW Jeep. This is a project jeep! Jeep is not running,but will turn over from fan belt. Have clear Idaho title. Jeep has been stored indoors last 4 years. Tub and frame match, and have all three data plates. DOD is 1/13/45. This jeep has a lot of “F” stamped parts. Just to name a few; the grill, the headlight support hinges, marker lights, steering wheel column strap, shock towers. The tow hitch is original. The gauges are original except temp guage. The speedo is a Waltham with trip meter. Jeep was converted to 12V by previous owner. Tub was reskinned from drivers side to right rear conner of tub. The floors pans are in fair to good condition with two small holes near passenger side and some rust through under the the passengers seat. No rust through in tool boxes. Fuel tank sump is mostly gone. Engine is a WW II Willy’s replacement. It has original Carter model- WO Carb, Original air cleaner too. Drive train looks to be original as far as I can tell. I will try to anwser questions as honestly as I can. I will include the following items to the sale; Two original “F” stamped seats, one WW II jerry can holder, one left rear tailight bucket “F” stamped, Two “F” stamped foot rests, one set of NOS door straps, one original canvas top in fair condition, could be used as a pattern for a new one. This is a nice project jeep, ready to restore. ( NO OVERSEAS BUYERS ) Buyer will have to come pickup jeep, as I cannot ship. NOTE*** ( I would prefer potential buyer come and inspect jeep in person ) Cash only”
UPDATE: This sold for $5500 to an ewillys reader.
It looks good, though the bumper is odd.
“1948 Willys Jeep. Completely rebuilt. Runs good. call 446-5240”
http://chambana.craigslist.org/cto/2636162658.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
This looks in very good condition.
“This is a 1963 Willys Wagon Flat head 6 cylinder Super Hurricane engine with manual trans. and 29000 original miles.”
UPDATE: Sold. Was listed at $2295.
“1954 WILLYS M38A1 MILITARY JEEP – $ 2295 O.B.O.
NEEDS T.L.C.
IDEAL FOR JEEP COLLECTORS. STILL HAS MD DATA PLATE
STILL HAS MOTOR , TRANSMISSON , DRIVE TRAIN, TOW BAR
24 VOLT SYSTEM”
Steve is selling this CJ-2a.
“1948 willys Jeep, new body tub, freshly painted, engine recently rebuilt, electronic ignition, new carburetor,seats recovered, military 6×16 tires, lots of new parts. Similar jeeps are listed for up to $10,000, asking $6,500 as we want to sell it. Better than an ATV, you can drive it on the streets. A cab might be available for winter driving but not included in this price.”
http://ames.craigslist.org/cto/2633139202.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This has no brakes.
“1964 Willys jeep- FC 150. Runs good. All original. Previous
owner used this every winter for the past 36 byrs to plow
his driveway. No brakes. Odometer 18,000 miles. Always
stored inside. $4,000 or obo.”
