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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5200.
Craig shared the one. Seems to be all there, but it does have some rust spots.
“1963 Jeep willys wagon 100% original, original factory paint, 93 k original mile, transmission, transfer case and drive train all original, clear title, engine runs great, sheet metal and floors in great condition,a couple of rust spots on quarters and on tail gate.”
Might be worth a look. Has a Koenig hardtop.
“Classic Jeep in great running order, just in time for hunting season. Top on or top off, you choose. This Jeep is a classic, fun to drive, fun to own. Call today and make an offer.”
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1948-willys-jeep-cj2a/6310240406.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
Tim’s got this M-38A1 and Trailer for sale.
“1954 M38A1 WILLYS JEEP & TRAILER COMBO FOR SALE: $9,000, OR JEEP: $8500 & Trailer: $1000
*Jeep rebuilt in 2015, body off frame, frame and body sandblasted then primed and painted, runs good, currently registered in Rhode Island (no titles in RI for vehicles this old, BUT I can provide copy of current RI reg and bill of sale) driven weekly, NEVER driven in snow/salt or on beach since rebuild, always stored in garage
*4 cylinder F-head, 12 volt, electronic ignition, heater (not original), new head gasket/head shaved, in 2016, new canvas front seat covers/cushions Beachwood Canvas
*jeep has an early civilian CJ5 cowl/hood, fuel tank & carb, homemade rear seat (just being honest), Dual-Matic lockout hubs
*black steel 1/2 cab with steel doors in good shape, windows work, and comes with new top bows and bow hardware for a canvas top (no canvas)
*5000 lb winch, on 2″ tube, wired for, and mounts front or rear, and the rear has a fabricated 2″ bolt on receiver (and will come with pintle hitch mount), front bumper also has 2″ receiver
*miscellaneous extras come with jeep too
*trailer: early 1950’s civilian, round fenders, true 4′ X 6′ bed (which fits an ATV), amateur restoration in 2016, 2″ ball mount, 2″ X 6″ oak side rails, canvas cover
*Reason for selling: ready for a new challenge, like a flat fender Willys”
Looks like a good price.
https://elmira.craigslist.org/cto/d/1965-willys-jeep-tuxedo-park/6308169589.html
“This Tuxedo Park was bought last year from “willys for sale.com” as a father son project.
pretty close to every thing has been touch one way or another. This model is considered a collectors item since less than 7000 where produced
we are the second registered owner. the jeep is currently on the road and being enjoyed by the family “top off windshield down” like it was meant to be.
60/40 split seats
excellent soft top with crystal clear windows (in storage)
original tags inside and out
original keys and manuals
new gas tank
new white wall tires
new floor shift conversion (column shift included)
new brake lines
new brake cylinders
new exhaust system
UPDATE: Price dropped to $10,000
(05/09/2017) Craig spotted this nice looking VEC.
“1946 Willys CJ-2A very early civilian column shift VIN 28537
CJ2A
VEC Jeep
Civilian model, not military MB WWII Jeep
Completely rebuilt in 2010, including new body (tub costs over $2000 alone without hood, front fenders, grill, windshield frame, etc.), rebuilt engine (new pistons, rings, water pump, oil pump, etc.), transmission, transfer case and axles – like getting a “new” 1946 Jeep for much less than it would cost you to buy the parts and pay the labor to build it – and, to top it off, it is a coveted VEC model, too! Nice enough that you could run it in a parade or take it to a show, but not so nice that you’d be afraid of using it!
94,703 miles.
Pennsylvania antique registration.”
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-willys-cj-2a-very-early/6300650694.html
It’s very red, but looks in good shape.
“This is your chance to own a Vintage Classic Jeep. 1957 Willys CJ5 2 door 4×4 with a back seat. manual transmission, manual windows, New tires, runs and drives great. This Jeep is in excellent condition and priced to sell. ”
https://butte.craigslist.org/ctd/d/1957-willys-jeep/6289537128.html
Includes a 1967 M-416 trailer.
“Jeep Frame SN 78297*
Jeep Engine Block SN: 78297*
1942 GWP Jeep: All basic running gear original (frame, steering, engine, transmission, differential); overhauled w/ only 710 miles since overhaul. 1942 Okanogan County WA license plates. Clear title. Steering gear very tight. 6-volt electrical system, all lights work normally. Canvas top in excellent condition. New (non-original) tub in excellent condition. Tires like new. No rust on body, paint in very good condition. Rifle rack on front dash.
2W, m416 Quarter ton cargo trailer, delivery date 1967. VIN 3306. New gloss olive drab paint. No rust on body. Tires like new. Trailer body has some dings and dents. “
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm536/adm536.html
Looks solid.
“Excellent condition, many original parts, 99% rust free. Runs and drives perfect. Has a title.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm530/adm530.html
Looks nice.
“you are looking at a 1956 Willys wagon that was with the same family since new, they lived in California and would drive the wagon to Yosemite national park back in the day. When the father passed away it was put in storage until 2007 when randy the son started the restoration, it was brought to Texas two years ago. The goal was to make it look good and run down the road with no problems. It was repainted with all the glass removed, new bearings and brakes, converted to 12 volt from 6, electric windshield wipers added along with a new heater system. I have a 2 page list, it tells the story on what was done. The factory gauges all work, and the mileage is believed to be actual. the drives window is cracked, it has some oil leaks, the original am radio is in a box in the back”
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/1956-willys-wagon-4×4/6299117156.html
Needs a new tank, but looks like a very stock Lefty.
“48 Willys jeep all original even the wheels and tires in good condition runs drives needs little work gas tank has pin holes needs a new tank $5500 OBO”
https://salem.craigslist.org/cto/d/48-willys-jeep/6303491533.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.
This looks solid. I’m pretty sure this is 6 volt and not 5.
“This is a great original willys. It runs great. I drive this jeep all the time. If you want a good original Jeep this is it. It is still 5 volt and not messed with. The tires are new.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(08/23/2017) It runs.
“1954 Willy’s Wagon, all original, RUNS, survivor and restorable, please.”
