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Joe Evans is offering up a kit to convert the standard CJ-3B windshield frame to a ventilating one. You can contact him through Facebook.
You may need to connect with him via the Willys Flat Fender Facebook Group (you may have to join to contact him): https://www.facebook.com/groups/117429165419787/permalink/1567767307052625/
UPDATE: This is now being sold by a dealership. The lengthy list of “Vehicle Options” is quite strange.
(10/11/2022) This jeep came out of the Fresno, California, area and has been for sale previously. It’s got a Muller top, expanded windshield, and doors similar to some other California-jeeps from that region. One thing I hadn’t noticed was that the generator has a power steering pump mounted behind it. Is that out of some vehicle? It seems like a handy setup.
https://boise.craigslist.org/ctd/d/boise-1953-jeep-cj-willys-financing/7606848454.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/27/2022) Only the one pic provided. I can’t tell what type of fiberglass tub that is. Note the custom windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1176283609929035
“46 Willys, automatic, fiberglass tub, V6 buick motor,soft top in very good shape, new tires”
Looks in good shape. Note the ventilating windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/858566088598455
“F Head 4 cylinder Motor rebuilt 2 years ago Restored 20 years ago Mileage 2,000 on motor since rebuild Comes with soft top and doors Call [hidden information] Located in Abington, CT”
UPDATE: As Barney notes in the comments, it appears to be a windshield adapted from a Mighty Mite. You can see an example here: http://www.ewillys.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/year-m422a1-imperial-ca1.jpg
Buz just acquired this MB that has an unusual windshield setup. I have seen some bubba jobs similar to this windshield, but someone did this much better than most. It does not appear to be an M-38A1 windshield (too narrow), but it doesn’t appear to be a CJ-3A/DJ-3A windshield (curved top holder). Anyone recognize it?
He described the windshield this way:
I bought this 1943 Willys MB with this unusual style M38A1 windshield assembly. It is narrower than the M38A1 windshield and this one has not been cut and welded. Also a very precise adaptation to the cowl to mount the windshield. No doubt it probably harms the value of the 1943 model, but it has to have been some sort of factory modification, it’s not a home brew bubba job. Have you ever seen anything similar to this? I have the history of this jeep back to 1947. The first civilian registration was issued in 1947 to E. W. Worrell who paid $800 for it in Hillsville, VA.
Here are some pics.
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/07/2020) Jeep has no title.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/901731217870517
“1947 Jeep Willys CJ-2A. No title. Runs great, CLUTCH NEEDS ATTENTION, Stops good. All gauges work. 4×4 works. Shifts great. Reverse works great. Has new brake lines and brake shoes replaced. Tires are new. Comes with a spare tire and rim. Come get it! Interested in partial trades. 4400 obo will provide a bill of sale will be provided. Fires right up”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Blaine shared this new old stock windshield. That’s the highest price I’ve seen for one of these windshields.
“Very Very Rare Vented Safari winshield for early CJ5 or M38A1. This is new old Stock with brand new glass and new inner seal. This has never been installed. Email me and I will call or text you back.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/03/2022) It runs. I has a super rare CJ-3B ventilating windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1164401964288962
“Starts up. Need some work.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/05/2022) This oddity is supposed to be built atop a 1942 GPW chassis.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/448469127216690/
“Willys Jeep rolling chassis with custom built aluminum body unique vehicle one of a kind just don’t got time to finish it. No motor, trans, or title. Great condition for being from ww2 would make great frame to restore a gpw or finish it as it is.”
It’s been sitting for a while. Has a modified windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1040757579950839
“I purchased the Willy’s Jeep in 1979 as a third vehicle to our family to enjoy some 4-wheeling, sand pit crawling and rock climbing. The Jeep was put in storage around 1992 and the engine was fogged to preserve it during storage. Upon waking the Jeep up from storage a few weeks ago, the following items were updated or replaced”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was on eBay…. This was listed back in 2014.
Glenn shared this one. It doesn’t seem to have any ‘WILLYS’ or ‘JEEP’ stampings anywhere, suggesting it could be military, but it also could have produced following the decision to stop jeeps with “WILLYS” on them. It does have a ventilating windshield, along with a Koenig hardtop.
“Willys. Cj 3B, military version, M606.
Has military options like fold out windshield, trailer plug, tow hooks, hard top, etc.
Runs great, needs nothing. Small rust in passenger side floor and crack in windshield. Low milaeage, very rare model, most were made for export.”
Older photos: Continue reading
Tom shared this intriguing late model CJ-3B. It hasn’t run in a couple years, but there is a lot to like here. It looks to be low/no rust with a Government data plate and a ventilating windshield. This looks like a true barn find.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/499957622151226
“1964 Military Willys High Hood Jeep CJ3B. 56k Original miles was running over 2 years ago. I have the title.”
