I was going through eBay and found these jeeps on slides for sale.








Results 571–580 of 696 for “half cab” · Switch to list view
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
(05/02/2023) Runs, but won't stay running. Some closeup shots would be helpful.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/466519315642938
"I have a 1947 cj 2a that does run but will need some work. It won’t stay running I think it has a vacuum leak. It has the aluminum half cab with doors. I also have a running 4 cylinder and a parts 4 cylinder to go with it. I also have another jeep body that is in decent shape but needs floors. I have the floors for it just haven’t put them in. There is also another frame and various other parts. If you're interested call me at [hidden information] or message me the put together jeep also has a title as well. Make me an offer that I can’t refuse"


There may be some value here.
"Up for sale is a true barn find Willys! 1950s CJ 3B. Think it has the bigger L head engine but not positive. It is very rusty & has no title. I have no papers of any kind. A friend of mine found it in a barn in upstate NY while picking. He said they hooked a battery to it and it cranked but they did not try to start it not knowing the condition of the oil. I can verify the motor turns freely & is not seized. It's the original 6 volt system which I don't have a battery for. It's all complete including the rare/custom half cab hard top with doors. The one door is off but should be an easy fix. Has a cool in cab heater. Original drivetrain including twin stick transfer case. It rolls fine once the tires are filled up. They have been holding air for 2 weeks now. Great for parts or restoration. Call or text Jim if our serious. Delivery may be possible for a fee if you don't have a tuck & trailer once paid for. Rusty & crusty but original & complete Willys!! Complete with the bull dog hood emblem!! $1500 obo. Cash talks come get it!!"
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/4733253187.html


There's some value here in the body and roll cage, but still very much a project.
"1975 CJ6 with 75 CJ5 metal half cab and doors. Body panels riveted in place. Body is solid. Frame is solid with no thin spots. Dana 60 axles. T-18 4 speed tranny. Model 18 t-case. 360 AMC with 4 barrel q-jet and GM HEI. rock bars. interior and exteropr roll bars. power steering. needs driveshafts, shocks and some paint (spray bomb). Comes with diffs NOT installed. Extremely rare Cj-6 model. Price is firm. If you want the jeep finished it will be $3500.00. This is a project truck for off roading. It isn't pretty but it's a great jeep to finish and go wheeling with. Minimal work needed. I have no time to finish it."
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/drh/cto/4429614352.html

1957 Jeep Willys CJ-6 $6,900 Gilbert, AZ
CJ-6 pretty solid, of course it’s in AZ so they have an advantage out there, but it looks like a nice Jeep and has a Half Cab Top.
Information from seller:
Rare 1957 Jeep CJ6 Willys – Classic Project with Great Potential Selling my 1957 Willys CJ6, a true classic Jeep that’s becoming harder to find. Runs & drives 4x4 drivetrain, heavy-duty and original Hardtop and doors included Nice paint and body for its age Clean vintage look, perfect restoration candidate or off-road toy New tires New battery Clean title Jeep has the stock drivetrain. I’m not a Jeep expert, so don’t waste my time with a bunch of questions. If you’re serious, come see it. If not, don’t message me thank you. selling for my brother $6900 obo
https://www.facebook.com/share/1GLwpxkhFC/






UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This is a column shift with at least one small tag.
"I am listing my 1946 Willys Civilian Jeep. I has a good running 4 cylinder engine. It also comes equipped with a metal cab with doors and windows that open. This top is factory made and does a good job of keeping the weather out. The jeep also includes a tow bar for transporting it back and forth to deer camp. This is probably a 35 to 45 mph vehicle. It is not rusted out and has good tires. It has been partially converted over to 12 volts but the job needs to be completed before it can be driven for everyday use. located about a mile from the 326 exit off I 75. Can be seen most anytime."



John shared this CJ-2A. It's got some mods and is a bit rough in places.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/370743031962644





"Selling my 1946 cj2a. Hate to sell it but I got another one which is as good as I ever hoped for this one to be. It was used as a plow jeep for many years before I bought it I'll start with the good Runs and drives very well, engine sounds amazing. The body has many patches but the floors are solid. It has a previous registration and plates but no title. Depending on when it sells I might include a spare frame for extra. The half cab is solid and are hard to come by. It comes with a complete plow setup that I know for a fact works. Cons The frame needs a patch before I'd recommend even yard driving it. One of the rear left leaf spring mounts rotted through the frame, the last owner never told me that before driving 6 hours to buy it. The brake lines are all there, unsure if theyre even hooked up, but the brakes don't work. It's currently hooked up to an auxiliary gas tank in the bed but I will be including a plastic one. 2700 obo, negotiable in person only, no I'm not parting it out"
A half-cab tow-equipped CJ-2A at Bauman's Service Station appears in two different photos on eBay. Both pics show the #4 on the doors.
The last photo shows a CJ-3A with the #9 painted onto the side. "DORR & SECOR" was painted on all the Bauman vehicles.







4. This fourth photo is a wider shot of the photo above:


UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The flames really make it go fast. This runs. This has a Worman half cab.
"This jeep has been stored indoors since the 70's until just this April when I purchased. I have a free and clear title that will go with upon payment. Mechanically this jeep works and runs great. It has a PTO and was set up as a plow truck for a small business. The jeep runs great, shifts, stops, plow setup works as it should and plow goes up and down as well as side to side. I do have the plow blade but it is not pictured. The frame and chassis seems solid and complete but the body has fallen apart and has been patched up to be functional over the years. The origiginal gas tank no longer is hooked up and gas is gotten from an outboard motor tank sitting in the back of jeep. If you need a good complete chassis or parts this is your chance here. Will need to be trailed for safety reasons as it has not run on the road for many many years. The plow blade is comletely good and functional, but was not handy to photo.
Like I said earlier this engine runs great and everyhting seems complete and working chassis wise including the transfer case, etc. Mileage is unknown. Please do not bid if you can not pickup by Sunday Oct 23rd unless making arrangements first.""





After a few dud issues, this one has a few interesting items. Page two devotes almost half a page to Vacuum Power Brake Kits, like the kind that was installed on the DJ-3A when we bought it. This article shows that their installation was more common than I suspected.
On page four, there's an article about the new "Fresh-Air" heater and cab ventilator and some of its advantages, along with a kit number. Also on page four, there's an interesting article about the top bow rear brackets. First, their installation was cancelled in late 1955, but then Willys reversed that decision and added them again. So, there are some stock models made 1955 that didn't have them.



