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Looking for parts and not sure where to go? There are a variety of large and small new and used parts sellers both online and offline.
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 .
This looks like a good price.
“1956 willys cj5 all stock 4cyl. 3 spd. 253 230 5635”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/2274437436.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
It runs and plows.
“Jeep 1963 willys with plow. Runs but needs work. Asking $1200.00 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
It’s rough, but appears complete.
“1943 Willys Jeep – Original, does not run, has CA title. This is part’s vehicle if you need parts for your WW II flatfender jeep restoration. Jeep was stored outside for many years and exposed to the elements. Does not have original combat wheels, top bows, etc. Not interested in trades and no spammers.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2800
(08/03/2010) This looks good.
“I have a 1943 Ford GPW jeep for sale ” The Original Jeep” I have painted it and done some minor repairs to it over the past few years. It has a 134 Flathead motor and it is very reliable!!!! Before I bought the jeep the previous owner sent the block to a shop to have it completely rebuilt. It has approximately 4000 miles miles on the motor and I had rebuilt the transmission and transfer case and drove it for the past 1500 miles. There is a few cancer issues with the jeep but that is kind of expected for a vehicle of this age. I had replaced the shackle’s for the springs and converted it to a 12 volt alternator system. Serious inquiries only please.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/bar/2274950303.html
According to the photographer, Massimo Foti, the Museum Im Zeughaus, located in Schaufhausen, Switzerland, is a very good museum, though it’s open infrequently.
Massimo writes on this Flickr Page: This is a very nice museum, solely focused on material used by the Swiss Army. It has an impressive collection of 20th swiss artillery and soft-skins, plus some cool AFVs. Its only drawback is that it opens only less than ten days each year… But since it’s enterely run by volunteers, I don’t complain. The pictures in this set were taken during various visits, using different equipment, so quality isn’t consistent and some older shots aren’t that great. But since the Museum isn’t very well know, I am including them to give as much visibility as possible to this excellent collection.
All of these photo’s were snapped by Massimo:
Here’s a CJ-3B:
Here’s a CJ-3A
Here’s a CJ-5
Here’s what appears to be a M-38A1 C, though it doesn’t have the ‘gapped’ split windshield.
Brett spotted this one. Unclear if this runs or not.
“Time to get rid of the Jeep it has been a lot of fun I dont have time to work on it anymore. Its got a 302 under the hood.”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=14773927&cat=251&lpid=&search=willys
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Get this running, paint it green, and you’ll have a nice M-38A1.
“1953 WILLYS, 4×4 M38-A1 MILITARY JEEP. VERY RARE “ARCTIC” JEEP “this is what i know”. ORIGINAL MILITARY METAL REMOVABLE HARD TOP. used by Military, Civil Defense and Sheriff. ORIGINAL FACTORY 4 CYL ENGINE WITH MANUAL TRANSMISSION. CORRECT MILITARY POWER BRAKES. 136,173 MILES. RUNNING WHEN PLACED IN STORAGE. TIRES COULD BE BETTER. NO UNDER RUST. ALL GLASS IS INTACT. TRANSMISSION WAS SHIFTING FINE AND NO LEAKS. NEEDS SOME TLC TO GET BACK IN SHAPE AGAIN. CLASSIC VINTAGE AND TIMELESS – RARE JEEP. THIS IS THE REAL THING. No Battery, As Is, Has a Clear Pink Slip. Shipping. the 1953 Jeep/Willys Buyer is responsible for all shipping. Pick up by a Car Hauler or pull by Car dolly.
Unclear if this runs or not.
“For Sale a 1957 Jeep for parts or restore. Complete all running gears and great restoration project or parts. $800.00 firm. Running Gears alone are worth that. Call Ghari at 931-397-9280. Thanks.”
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/2273037879.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
“This is a 1944 jeep it is a nice jeep it is a original body and frame with a few good options only place has very littile rust is by the gas tank well it has orignal tires but not wheels and the motor is a 46 willys not a ford”
UPDATE: Brian’s selling his unique collection of jeeps. Among them is a CJ-6 Wrecker, a CJ-5 Trencher, CJ-5 Snow Blower and the first CJ-5 ever produced.
You are bidding on a massive collection of jeep vehicles, literature, memorabilia, dealer items, toys, and much more. This is the collection of Jeep restorer and enthusiast, Brian Hainer, of Brian’s 4wd Parts, LLC. This list of vehicles is as follows:
1946 CJ2A, original survivor with 7000 miles on it. Original top, chaff screen, rear seat. Even has original key and invoice from Willys/Overland. Has the patina of a 50+ year old vehicle and is one of the most original examples of a CJ2A in existence.
1962 CJ6 Garage Service Vehicle. This has been restored from the ground up and is flawless. Original Koenig Wrecker Boom, and Front winch. Twin Stick PTO powers the front winch, rear wrecker winch, and air compressor. Since the photos posted were taken I have made some top bows and sewn a full lenght bikini top for it. Made out of black canvas. I also added a Extend-a-Bed to this vehicle. There just isn’t any room back there to carry anything and I wasn’t planning on using the boom so I added the extension.
1977 Jeep CJ7. This satisfied my need to go fast every now and again. V8 304, 4.10 gears, …… This jeep is a perfect driver and restored with the same care as every vehicle that comes thru my shop.
1968 CJ5 Jeep-a-Trench. This is an unrestored CJ5 bought from the original owner a couple years ago. Everything is there and is a great example of a trencher. Runs and drives but smokes like crazy. Awaiting restoration.
196? CJ5 Snowblower Jeep. Not exactly sure of the year. This came from an airport and has 109 miles on it. Runs perfect, has the T-98 4 speed in it, but it is very rusty. Body will need replacing.
CJ5 10001 Cut Away Jeep Chassis . This jeep chassis is a cut away display model made by Willys. It has every option you could install on a jeep at the time and everything is cut open so you could see the operation of it. Front winch, governor, twin stick pto, rear gearbox, and right angle pulley. A true piece of history.
That about covers the vehicles. Also included in this sale is every piece of literature, memoriabilia, jeep toy, etc.. that I have collected over the past 30 years. If it is jeep related I probably have it…. bought out a lot of dealers and collected a lot of signs, and early salesmens books.
The Jeep Toy collection is an impressive one and includes #92 of the Fine Art Model of the ww2 MB. Fine art models got into a battle with Chrysler a while back over making these and it is very rare to ever see one for sale. You will receive #92 with this collection.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(03/13/2011) This might be worth a look. The rims aren’t original.
“Willys Jeep that is completely original. Needs a valve job or New motor. It was used on our Ranch. It’s been sittin for about a year takin up space, so it’s gotta go. We have a top for it , just not pictured.”
This might be a good price.
“52 jeep cj3a original 4 cyinder flat head engine, runs good. Has new altenator,voltage regulator, ignition switch, headlight switch, voltage guage and brake master cylinder. Needs brakes bled .Goes through the gears well and 4 wheel works good. Body is good with some rust in the usual places. Clear title. $1500 o. b. o. 7o7-four nine 6 -0 eight four 2 Thanks for looking”
http://humboldt.craigslist.org/cto/2269796715.html
