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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500
Here’s a project.
1947 Willys Jeep CJ-2A, Serial # 133971 * flat head 4 cylinder, does not start but engine will turn over * rough shape, for parts, no title * $500 or BO”
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
The body looks a little rust.
“I have a 1946 Jeep CJ2A that looks like the famous WWII Army Jeep. The Motor, Transmission, Brakes have all been rebuilt. This Jeep runs like a watch. It just needs to be painted with Olive Drab paint and it is ready for Adventure or Hunting Camp. These are getting very difficult to find and are Very Collectable. I would also consider an interesting trade?”
It appears in good shape. It’s not “all” original. That steering wheel looks like a later model wheel of some type.
“1946 CJ-2A fully restored. chevy orange. all original. 4.88 gears. clean title. 4×4. no rust. $7500 obo or possible trades? call me at 443-375-7446 or email me for other questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Looks nice for the price. I didn’t know they made these as late as 1979.
“Presented here, up for sale, is a 1979 IH Scout II with less than 39,000 miles. It originally sold from Lemieux Garage in Colebrook, NH, and spent it’s life in New England. It’s currently registered, inspected, and driven occasionally. The 304 ci. V8 has plenty of power and a recent tune up. The 4 speed trans and 4X4/HI-LO with Warn hubs work as they should. It has power steering, power brakes, no A/C, and front/rear Dana 44 axles with 3.07 gears. The factory interior is complete with very little wear and tear. There is an aftermarket radio installed under the dash with 2 door speakers. The brown paint still shines on the sides with no dents. The top surfaces are starting to fade, and the metal hard top has some small bubbles and holes here and there, around the edges. The lower rear quarter panels, the rocker panels, and the lower and inner front fenders have rot, but it remains presentable. This Scout is very original and unmolested making it the perfect base for a restoration, or just drive it as is. I will consider trades of equal or better value. If you have any questions, or to make an appointment to see it,”
I found this dually earlier this week, but now can’t remember where. So, if anyone happens to know, send me the link and I’ll make sure the website (or jeep owner or both) gets the credit due them.
UPDATE: Was $4000. **SOLD**
It looks like there’s some rust near the driver’s side step. It appears pretty stock.
“1951 willys jeep for sale OBO.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1800. This looks like a great deal.
This looks like a nice M-38A1 for the price.
“1958 Willys Jeep. F134 four cylinder motor. Runs great. Good tires. Perfect for hunting. Email me with questions. If you want more photos I can provide those for you. Clear title. I am selling because I would like to buy a class C motor home. If you have a motor home I would consider working out some sort of partial trade.
Price Reduced: $1800.00”
http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/1402913188.html
I’m not sure what it would take to bring this into the U.S. and it seems pretty high priced for a non-runner, but it looks complete and raw. Interestingly, it appears to have Cali black plates, so not sure what it’s doing down there. Check out the email addy … lol
“its a 1942 GPW ford stiil in good conditions, but it doesn´t run, includes a lot of extra parts, some of them are new(new folding top, fuel pump,valves,starter, and the list continues). i also found 2 bullet impacts in the rear, i belive those are from the war. if you are interested call this number (646)152 98 00 nextel ID 152*15*55067 or email oouhshit@hotmail.com”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/1400077076.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600
It doesn’t run, but turns over. It looks complete, though rough.
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I am moving and this old Willys project has to go. No title — I have the paperwork for a Rebuilders Title. It belonged to a friend’s Dad — part of his major junk vehicle collection. When they settled the estate, my friend brought it to my place thinking we would work on it togethttp://www.ewillys.com/wp-admin/post-new.phpher. We have both decided to give up, so this ol’ beast has to go. The price is $600 — $500 of that goes to my friend, and $100 is mine for the parts I put into it. Please don’t expect me to haggle on the price — I’m only getting reimbursed for new parts and getting nothing for storing this thing for 3 years. It has the original 4 cylinder engine and turns over fine, I just haven’t got it to start yet. I bought some new parts (coil, cap, condenser, switch, etc.) but haven’t had the time to seriously troubleshoot the issue. There is some spark — it might just need new plugs”
This might be in pretty good shape. I can’t quite tell how good from the pics. I can tell it’s not a CJ-2A though …
“1952 Jeep CJ2A Flat Fender~Chevy 4 Cyl~Soft Top~Too Many extras to list!! Must see to truly appreciate!! $3500. OBO
Tom~971-409-4266”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/1400201036.html
