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Diego’s father bought this jeep (1958 CJ-5) and trailer in Argentina in the late-1950s/early-1960s. The trailer lacks data plates and Diego has no idea who manufactured it. I don’t recognize it. Does anyone else?
Looks like a Ben-hur mfg trailer with those fenders.
I was gonna say looks like a converto design
Thank you Dave.I notice that it has the similar differential hub like a GPW / MB jeep,perhaps its a Ben hur trailer.
Diego, I did notice the hubs, but the body of the trailer is much deeper than other trailers I’ve seen. I just don’t know what it is???
Well David I Found it,you have in the Willys Link a Couse Navy trailer that is not like.. But it has the same hub and fenders and it is deeper.
I know that when my father bought the jeep and the trailer they were destined for the Argentine navy and due to delayed delivery of jeeps they gave it to him.
What do you thank about this ?
http://www.ewillys.com/2013/02/10/ww2-couse-navy-trailer-gustine-ca-on-ebay/
Diego, That closer, but not quite the same. I agree that with the fenders, hubs, and fenders, it’s as close as we’ve seen. Maybe yours is a later model? I tried to find other Spares, but only found this one: https://car-from-uk.com/sale.php?id=107764
Is that Couse trailer on Ebay an old ad?
Hi Tom,
Yes, that’s an old ad. I’ve marked it sold. Thanks!
– Dave