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UPDATE: The Trailer has sold.
This lacks tool indents, but has full floaters and a column shift. It could be a ’45 or a ’46.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/cto/d/anoka-1945-willys-bantam-trailer/7173319489.html
“1945 willys CJ2A and WW 2 military Bantam trailer. The Willys is $7,000 the trailer is $1,000. No rust, runs and drives but brake and clutch need work. has heavy duty winch, tow bar.”
Trailer has been sold.
Thanks for the update Dan. Do you know if the framework used for carrying a canoe or something else?
I don’t know what the frame is for, but a canoe certainly seems plausible. I’m not the seller (or the buyer of the trailer). I called to inquire about the trailer, but it was already gone. So I’m not knowledgeable on the jeep.
The post hasn’t changed so either the seller hasn’t gotten many inquires or doesn’t mind getting calls on the sold trailer. Seemed like a fair price for a nearly complete Bantam T3. I guess I’m not the only one who thought that. 🙂 Better luck next time.
Thanks Dan. I wasn’t sure if the seller mentioned that in the information he shared.