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The links to posts below show jeeps grouped by models, condition, and other ways. Some of these jeeps are for sale and others have been sold. If you are unsure whether a vehicle is still for sale or not, email me at d [at] ewillys.com for more info.
There are plenty of interesting, unusual, historic and surprising stories related to Jeeps and their owners. In addition, some of these features have nothing to do with jeeps. This link will display all featured stories starting from the latest.
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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1300.
(10/08/2014) Runs.
“1954 m38a1 military jeep
Runs good- but will need a starter
will need paint and some body work if you want it for show.
If you want it to just beat and knock around in- your good to go
WE WILL NOT SHIP OR HOLD!”
http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/4819633783.html
UPDATE: Still Available. Has no title.
“1951 cj3a willys jeep. runs and drives good. body has been patched several times and I would consider it rough around the edges. 16 inch wheels, needs break work, no title.“
http://york.craigslist.org/cto/4820396008.html
My boys are in Seattle for the next week, so for me Christmas has finally arrived! However, this means postings will be erratic for the next week. I will continue to check emails.
Gary shared a link to an off road adventure from a couple years ago by some of the folks at Expedition Portal. It doesn’t involve old jeeps, but we can all relate to the unexpected break down. The photos are really nice, too.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/133063-The-SOS-Report-The-Full-Story
From the The SOS Report. The Full Story.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550
“I have for sale a 1950s Willys L134 Motor. The motor was mounted to a military generator. This motor is also equipped with water fording waterproofing equipment including a waterproof distributor and oil bath air cleaner specifically designed to support the air ventilation for fording as was seen on the MC-38 Military Willys Jeep. The generator and all parts other than what you see in the pictures was scrapped. The motor turns freely but I haven’t made any efforts yet to start it. This is the same motor used in the early flat fender Willys Jeeps with the exception that it has extra accessories that supported the generator function such as the governor – all of which are readily removed and it also has the waterproofing accessories which can be run in any environment or replaced with standard accessories. I’m selling it as is with the accessories you see attached for an asking price of $550. Please e-mail if interested.”
This article from the May 1956 issue of Willys News reports on the 7th Annual Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, jeep race.
Santa got a little help from an M-151 this year. Joe tells me it was a cold drive, but taking Santa for a ride and being last in the parade was fun!
In 1956 the State of Florida’s Road Commission purchased a fleet of ten CJ-5s.
Yesterday I noticed an FC commercial making the rounds on Facebook, one I hadn’t previously seen. It turned out to be a shortened version that Brendan from the-old-jeep has posted back in 2010. I’m sure some others out there didn’t see it either. It’s a good one that starts with a comedy routine and then shows an FC-150 & 170 hard at working towing vehicles.
The caption argues this jeep driven by orchard tree owner Russell Arundel was one of the first CJ-2As in the Virginia area.
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Marc spotted these three photos showing jeeps and members of the 16th Constabulary. All are original photos. The photos were taken by Private Thomas L. Bombassi, SN 61127318, of Waturbury, Conn., who was in the 16th Constabulary Squadron that policed occupied Berlin, Germany in 1945-1946.
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This might be worth a look.
“v6 buick engine, front winch, rag top[new], good tires good condition. Red with black top. Only two owners, brother in law, and myself. No rot, never driven on salted roads. Has always been garaged. Seats are original, however drivers seat has split, with foam showing. Not registered, but ready to drive you home. She’s a real beauty. Great for Alaska’s off-road warriors. In better than good condition.”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/4817521284.html
UPDATE: Was $6500. **SOLD**
(12/01/2014) Looks good for the price.
“49 Willys Jeepster. Runs great, new brakes, top and gas tank. $6500 obo or may trade for tow car.”
UPDATE: Was $4800. **Status Unknown**
Runs and drives. Has a few changes.
“I HAVE FOR SALE OR MAY CONSIDER TRADE, 1948 WILLYS JEEP 4X4. IT IS IN GOOD SHAPE, HAS LIKE NEW TIRES, BRAKES,CARB. AND TOP. IT ALSO HAS A RAMSEY WINCH. RUNS GOOD. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
Looks nice.
“1952 “Willys M38” military jeep that has been completely restored and in
excellent condition stored in a garage. This jeep was monogramed from Can
Tho Vietnam and features paint, upholstery, rubber kit, tires, right hand wheel
studs, wire kit, brake shoes, gas tank cleanout, radiator hoses, water thermostat,
generator, regulator, head and tail lights, light bulbs and the “original plaques”. ”
UPDATE: Was $4000. **Status Unknown**
(12/08/2014) I’m guessing the tailgate area has been patched/covered.
“New brakes, New brake cylinders, New tires, New wheels and fresh paint.. has 1950 jeep over head valve engine, and original drive train.. no top, no heater.. inside is bed lined.. 4000.00 obo runs and drives great..”
It looks like the rear lights have been painted. Runs and drives.
“1953 M38A1 MILITARY JEEP. FRAME ON RESTORATION. NEW PAINT, BRAKE LINES, WHEEL CYLINDERS, SHOES, GAS TANK, GLASS, CARB, FRONT AND REAR SEAT COVERS ECT. WAS CONVERTED FROM 24VOLT TO 12 VOLT TO INCLUDE GAUGES. HAVE ALL ORIGINAL 24 VOLT ITEMS GENERATOR ECT INCLUDED IN SALE. JEEP IS SOLID: FLOOR, RAILS, HAT CHANNELS, TOOLBOX ECT. INCLUDES FRAME TOP BOW KIT WITHOUT CANVAS RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT. TIRES ARE DRY ROTTED BUT FUNCTIONAL. INCLUDES ALL PAPERWORK FROM GOVERNMENT SALE. SOLD WITH BILL OF SALE AS IT WAS NEVER ON THE ROAD. LEAVE NUMBER FOR RESPONSE. ”
http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/4816796135.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
“This is my all original 1962 pickup running 226, just installed outer bearings in the Dana 53, new brake shoes, drums wheel cylinders and master cylinder. Truck needs a fuel tank, will throw in a parts truck 1949 with good bed and running gear. $5000.”
Pics of 1962 Truck:
Pic of the 1949 truck:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
Has a ‘hunting’ seat in the rear.
“Solid 1946 Willys CJ2A. Runs good and strong. Your chance to get a part of history. Willys Flathead 4 cylinder 134 engine. Back seat is quickly removed. Call for any information. Clear Florida title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Motor is stuck.
“This is a barn find with 46000 miles on it. It )is complete but not running the gear box is stuck and the engine won’t turn. I have the good windshield and frame.
Possibly could put some oil in the cylinders and free things up or good restoration project.”
Body needs finishing of some kind.
“High Performance Buick V6. Offenhauser High-Rise Four barrel intake, with a 700 Holley carb. Body off Refirbished frame, NO rust and fully painted. Body needs finished, Basic painted-primer.All original parts, with factory Power-Take Winch. Factory Transmission and Transfercase.”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/4818723998.html
This image was published in the Flesherton Advance on December 23, 1942. No jeep, but the sentiment is good.
The caption reads: In a world of Dreary blackouts the Christmas Star of Hope and Peace shines on . . . a prophecy of what shall be and a symbol of that for which free men still suffer and strive. May is gleam lighten all the world this Christmastide.
With Mrs. Maude Smith around, there was no call for Mr. Smith to learn to drive. Funny article published in the May 1956 issue of Willys News.
This May 1955 issue of Willys News includes this photo celebrating Monrovia, California’s, Monrovia Days Parade. The city still holds the parade.
