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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
“For Sale an original WWII Capstan Winch assembly made by Willys-Overland Motors.
The winch assembly is in used condition, original OD paint is still present. Picture bellow.
Price is $3800 which includes shipping in the US from VA, or Best Offer”
1 BILLION DOLLARS — says doctor evil — I have dealt with this person before …
Some people on facebook said that it’s a post war winch since It has only three bolt.
I have done no research into this myself. But, my friend who sent the the ad on behalf of Prem and knows far more than I about WWII jeep stuff (and has restored numerous MBs, GPWs and even a few prototypes) wrote to me and said “there is some good discussion and debate that the link belt is indeed a WW2 winch and personally I think it is feasibly appropriate for a late war MB or of course a CJ.”
hello I am looking for a Capstan for jeep willys here you have contact months thank you
Hi Pierre,
FRENCH: Il semble que ce cabestan se soit vendu. Il y a quelques cabestans sur eBay, mais ils sont chers! https://www.ebay.com/p/1687244281
J’espère que ça aide,
ENGLISH: It appears this Capstan has sold. There are a few Capstans on eBay, but they are expensive! https://www.ebay.com/p/1687244281
I hope that helps,
– Dave