Need your input 1964 willys.

cgalpha08 · Oct 25, 2012

Hey guys i need your input on this matter.

Currently for sale there is a 1964 Willy's Jeep sale, and were lookin to get it. The reason being its similar to the one my dad had when he was young.

It has 39k original miles asking price is about 7g. Its a straight 4 cylinder

1. Is there anything specific i should look for or ask other than the normal questions?

2. How readily available are parts for a 64 willys?

Here are some pics

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kflips · Oct 25, 2012

I can't help you - if no good responses - Manny at serious 4x4.com (he set up the Sunday River event) knows the guides for the run we did and one of them had one of these; he might be able to hook you up with the guy

LagunaH1 · Oct 25, 2012

What a cool Jeep!

I can't really offer much advice unfortunately, best of luck I hope it all works out.

3Hummers · Oct 26, 2012

Sorry, I think they are cool but don't know much about them or what values/pricing should be. As simple as they are mechanically nothing can be that difficult to fix.

bebe · Oct 26, 2012

Just like a regular car, ask, drive and inspect.

7 K sounds a little high to me.

No shortage on parts or suppliers.

It's really cute!! (But I personally like the flat fenders)

bebe · Oct 26, 2012

Oh and get the frame numbers and run them to see if it was civi or military. (Or maybe the owner knows)

MTUH3 · Oct 26, 2012

Is the H3 for sale in that pic? Looks good. I would buy that. I don't know much about the Willy's, but there was a guy selling a rusted basket case for 3500 last summer near me.

cgalpha08 · Oct 26, 2012

MTUH3 said:
Is the H3 for sale in that pic? Looks good. I would buy that. I don't know much about the Willy's, but there was a guy selling a rusted basket case for 3500 last summer near me.

Lol no, h3 is here to stay. my dad had one when he was younger, thats why were looking into it, and that the low maintenance is good for the end times haha

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06 H3 · Oct 26, 2012

bebe said:
It's really cute!! (But I personally like the flat fenders)

I love flatties! Those would probably be the only jeep I would ever consider owning. When did they stop making them? 50s?

Green 1 · Oct 27, 2012

cgalpha08 said:
Lol no, h3 is here to stay. my dad had one when he was younger, thats why were looking into it, and that the low maintenance is good for the end times haha

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You may want to tell your dad some things are good as memories. Now they beat the crap out of you and ruin the good memories you had of that 50 year old Jeep. I had an old jeep years ago and there is no way I could enjoy it the way I did back then. I also agree with Bebe's it is high.

cgalpha08 · Oct 27, 2012

Thank you everyone for the input. My dad decided that it was too high (as others have mentioned) and wants to keep looking for something a little better

thanks though!!

bebe · Oct 29, 2012

06 H3 said:
I love flatties! Those would probably be the only jeep I would ever consider owning. When did they stop making them? 50s?

First Civi Jeep was made in '52 (CJ2A)., after they sold all the surplus military jeeps to the farmers

You've seen pics of my 45MB. It looks like a toy next to the H3's and FZJ80 LOL

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