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Tyndall Field in Florida is credited with creating the first “jeep range”, a place where jeeps carried objects for gunnery practice. Here are a few pics and articles about “jeep ranges”.
This photo appeared in the Atlanta Constitution Sun newspaper on June 06, 1943:
A year earlier, a model plane was attached to a jeep in the first iteration of a jeep range:
Here are some larger photos of the ones shown above from the July 12, 1942, issue of the Fort Worth Star Telegram:
These pics are likely from the late 1940s and show a CJ-2A being ferried across the Rio Magdalina river in Colombia.
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“(circa late 1930’s, early 1940’s)… A great series chronicling the task of getting your jeep across the Rio Magdalina, Colombia South America… jungle-primitive as one would expect! Great detail showing the car ferry and their local methods of getting across river. Photo Came from an estate where owner spent years in Colombia as a pilot. These are original photos! …as you can see, original owner had one blown up to bigger size… Big one measures about 7.5″ x 5.5″ while the smaller about 4″ x 2.75 inch. $2 DOMESTIC S/H… (or, Worldwide, International S/H $3.95).”
This has the early windshield, too.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/437952447373680
“Rare 3 on the column , 4×4, soft top, new seats , in great shape , no trades unless Good street rod or classic”
Former Smithtown Engineering jeep. It has a Koenig hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/732666770687209
“CJ 6 NOT A CHEROKEE. THIS WAS MY COVID LOCKDOWN PROJECT. SITTING SENCE 1978. I GOT UP AND RUNNING. NEW WHEEL CYLS BRAKE LINES AND HOSES TIRES AND TUBES FAN BELT.MOTOR MOUNTS . THIS AND THAT TO MAKE ROAD WORTHY. HAVE MORE NEW PARTS TO INSTALL. I HAVE HAD MY FUN WITH . NOW TIME TO LET SOME ONE FINISH UP AND ENJOY. I DRIVE IT EVERY DAY PEOPLE ALWAYS TAKING PICTURES OF IT. IM MOVING ON TO A CORVAIR PROJECT SO THIS CAN GO. ITS FAR FROM PERFECT. BUT THESE ARE GETTING HARD TO FIND IN ANY WERE NEAR DECENT CONDITION”
The drain hole has been filled. No pics or the driver’s side.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/467466014215873
“1962 Willys Cj-3b with non-directional military tires. Lots of spare parts. Title in hand.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
This appears to have body liner inside and out.
“High hood Overhead valve flat fender jeep”
Looks in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/254706052613304
“1948 CJ2A; These originals are getting harder to find! Built with PRIDE by hands of the USA!!!! Complete restoration completed in 2015—original (frame, body, engine, heater, wheels, transmission, bumpers, steering wheel, shifter, etc).
The original color was gray with white wheels, similar to the color Canyon Glow which is an original WILLYS color. Some enhancements… tub dipped in lizard skin, 6 volt system to 12 volt, back seat added, “cigarette lighter” plug for phone charging, front LED turn signals (LED strips), Mastercraft tires LT225/75R16 M+S for a nicer ride. June 2020 compete engine inspection and tuneup. Replaced were head gasket (studs/nuts), thermostat housing, intake manifold, exhaust manifold (studs & nuts as well) and fluids (over $2000 spent).
Smaller hardware/parts were replaced as needed. I do have a box of some original parts replaced to include the original odometer. Tons of fun! We drive this WILLYS around the area with confidence.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(08/18/2020) This is a nice looking DJ-3A, though it does have a few restoration inaccuracies. It’s listed as a 1965, but the serial number indicates it is an April 1964 DJ-3A.
“1965 Jeep Kaiser 4×2 Green with gray interior Ready to enjoy Model DJ3A VARY RARE METICULOUSLY RESTORED”
Has a variety of mods.
https://memphis.craigslist.org/snw/d/memphis-1947-cj2a/7236548258.html
“1947 cj2a
total restoration with new jeep seats.
has the overdrive module.
detailed small block chevy engine.
classic car trades considered”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(11/22/2020) Lacks brakes, but runs.
“65 jeep fc 150 4 cyl 3 speed 4wheel drive needs some body work motor tune up has no brakes cash or trade for a vehicle”
