UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
(12/03/2019) It’s a project.
“LOCAL PICKUP ONLY WITHIN 7 DAYS,WILL BE AWAY DEC 11-26 2019,1942 willys military jeep motor number mb254026 ,motor moves freely,did not try to get running,front frame horns need repair but the rest of the frame looks good,no fuel tank,correct seat missing,bill of sale only/no tile or data tags,includes 4 combat rims,sold as is,body and fenders have rust,2 STOCK JEEP WHEELS ON JEEP NOT INCLUDED,correct motor/early t86 transmission/transfer case,local pick only from Pemberton NJ 08068,all parts unless otherwise noted are used,takeoff,has wear,not NEW ,REBUILT,OR NOS,may be dirty,dings,dented and may need cleaning”
Another one from “Diamond Jim”. Had a “Hook” at some of the NJ military bases at one time back in the 90’s.
That body is a 42?
The 10 to 20 thousand dollar price tags on restored military Jeeps is literally bringing the old beat rusted moss covered ones out of the woods! Guess that’s better than them sitting out there turning back to dust.
Chuck it makes me wonder at times where the bottom of the barrel is. The way it’s going people will start trying to sell pieces of body that can be incorporated into a build for provenance sake, then declare it contain material from an original war Jeep.
Here in the Northeast ‘salt/rust belt’, that’s a pretty good start…even wth the back cut out, it’s better than many I’ve seen up here…