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This 1954/1955 brochure is the Spanish translation of a brochure titled in English: “The World’s Most Useful Vehicles and their Special Equipment”. It also seems to be known as “Jeep Specialized Vehicles and Equipment”:
This issue includes a testimonial about the Willys Sedan Delivery Jeeps.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500
This is worth a closer look. This is CJV3510609
“For sale is a 1950 Willys military jeep, model V35/U. It has been mechanically restored and just needs some light cosmetics. It cranks great, runs great, and stops straight. They just don’t come along any better.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $8500.
This might be a good price.
“1949 Willys Jeepster
It runs!
Completely stock. 4 cylinder, 3 speed with overdrive. New OEM wiring, flusurd & sealed gas tank with new sending unit, 5 new tires, new carpet & upholstery- many new parts and more to install. Partial brake job…have new brake shoes, wheel cylinders and master cylinder. Have all the parts to rebuild front suspension. New shocks, battery. Email for more information… Too much to list.
Fun car !! Increasing in value. $8500.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500.
Looks good. The taillights are interesting.
“1948 Willys Jeep Delivery – Street Rod. 350 Chevy Engine, Edelbrock Intake and Carb., 350 Transmission, Chevrolet rear end, Mustang II front end, Painless Wiring, Classic Star Wire by Weld Wheels, A/C by Airtique, Tilt Steering, 1994 GM Color (Raspberry)”
UPDATE: Was $10,000. **SOLD**
I like the way the bed has been redone.
“This is a 1951 Willys One Ton Truck. Completely rebuilt from the ground up by a perfectionist. Every nut, bolt, washer, seal, bearing, …everything…, disassembled and reconstructed from the ground up. Original paint matched as closely as possible. Two-tone interior identical to the original. Has new gas tank. Overdrive. A forest of shifters (4). Original miles shown on the odometer. Check the photos and contact me if you are seriously interested.”
That’s one tall gearshift!
“49 Willies Jeepster, 302 Automatic, C4 Trany, Black custom Pin stripe, custom interior, A Must See
$10,500 or Best offer”
http://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/cto/4766102496.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** You may remember it from SSDutch at boy ink’s website
“This is a Texas Jeep with original steel body! The CJ6 is a rare Jeep, only around 50,000 built and most were exported. There aren’t many left. This one is in very good condition and nicely built with many thoughtful extras like interior lighting, windshield washers, accessory outlet, aftermarket heat, shoulder belts, and much more.
More info…
4.3 Chevy
T18 trans
D18 twin stick t-case
Dana axles with 4.27 gears and rebuilt Powr-Lockrs
32″ Bfg muds on 15″ Stockton rims.
Cage by JCR Offroad.
Rear bumper w/ 2″ receiver and swing out tire carrier by Cross Industries.
Onboard air plumbed front and rear.
Tomken tow shackles. Tow bar and wired to flat tow.
Flip and fold passenger and rear seats.
Jeep has been completely rewired with an EZ-Harness.
Power steering upgrade with brace.
11″ manual brakes.
Warn lockouts.
TJ shoulder belts, front and rear.
Onboard water tank under driver’s seat with electric pump with garden hose hookup where the original gas fill was.
Later CJ gas tank mounted behind rear axle.
Front frame boxed.
BestTop Full soft top and doors in good condition.
The transfer case has a leaking rear seal. The jeep needs a paint job, I’m considering having it painted but can’t decide on a color.”
No description. It’s listed as a 1951.
“willys cj2a… send me tex. ”
http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/4766622608.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
Joel is selling his grandfather’s willys-powered Hobart welder/generator. It ran when parked by his grandfather.
Has a few updates.
“1952 m38 military jeep. Has been updated with chevy 4 cylinder engine and transmission. Runs great, good condition, no rust, Interior good, has never been titled since restoration, exterior 8/10, Interior 8/10. Have set of original wheels and trailerhitch. Have optional arctic military hard top and doors, $5200 or trade for older vehicle, guns, antiques, or ?? Trade up, down or even.”
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/4766486633.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
“Not sure exactly what I have here yet. I’m a car guy and have never seen one of these. This Willys is a very rare bird. I do not have a title. Lost in Korea I guess. It is obtainable. Spent the last 30 years on the ranch. Well taken care of but hasn’t run in years. It was fine when the owner parked it 10 years ago in his barn. He was then killed when his tractor flipped on him helping his neighbor. Yea, very sad story. It has the Ford 134ci 4 banger. I don’t know if it has the PTO under the body. I drug it out and put it on my property near Jasper Texas. This Willys needs to be in a military collection. If you are serious, I will be dragging it back to my shop in Kingwood next week. Clearly, the fuel system needs flushed, a battery, tune, oil, and Ill bet she fires right up. This price is an as is price. This is not my money. It is for the widow. Any insight will be appreciated. Ill know you are serious when you call me. Thank you for your interest. Willys on the tail gate, Jeep on the fender. This model was made in addition to the CJ2 in 1950. Willys sold the rights to put Jeep on it in 1953. In 1955 the official CJ5 was introduced. Again, I haven’t had time to crawl through it. She will run drive and stop with a little attention. Enjoy fellas….K The blue Jeep is not it. The green one is. I found that pic on the innerweb…The other pics are just cool and sadly not mine. ENJOY….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
The windshield pane is a little odd. The axles are full floating. No description.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
Includes doors.
“cab is in good shape, looking to put a softtop on my 60 Willys. Drivers side glass will need replaced in the door it has a crack.
**doors note pictured**
**Would be willing to trade for firearm, or reloading equipment. call to discuss**.
No motor.
“1948 willys flat fender jeep no motor but the rest is there. good title. extra front and rear differentials will haul to you 75 miles limit”
http://topeka.craigslist.org/cto/4763266117.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
This might be worth a look.
“Half cab with doors. Windows in doors and in rear. Will fit any cj2, cj3 and probably cj5 also. Couple places with rust but in pretty good shape.”
Has some cracked glass.
“I have a nice half cab hard top off a 48 willys, has steal doors, glass windows that roll down. glass is cracked but there for templates, had gotten quote for $32 bucks to have new made. I can text pictures of it if interested. text or call”
http://greenbay.craigslist.org/pts/4764996794.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(08/05/2014) This may be a 1946 VEC. In fact, those look like square bow holder bolts on the windshield.
“ran good 2yrs ago when parked. complete and stock. fairly new tires. PLEASE NO TEXTS ! it has winch, soft top and doors.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/4767570384.html
UPDATE: Was $7500. **SOLD**
(09/17/2014) That’s one of the more unusual winch setups I’ve seen.
“This is a very nice original military unit, body is very good, runs and drives great, has a brand new brake system, if it is related to brakes it is new, nothing was left out. Runs like a new one, all front undercarriage and steering is new, just get in and drive the hell out of it, military markings and an original ww11 helmet goes with it. call me and lets talk, open to all offers except stupid ones. Please note that in the state of Georgia we do not have titles for anything before 1962, they do issue us registrations which you can get a title from your state using the registration number. When you drive it around everyone salutes or blows their horn with a thumbs up. If you do not want to be noticed then this unit is not for you.”
John shared some pics from the Yelvington Jet Availation‘s Jeep Collection at the Spruce Creek Airport in Florida. It includes the following along with a North American P-51D and various other artifacts.
The Gainsville Times in Georgia published a story about Claude Whittle’s restoration of an M-38.
http://www.gainesvilletimes.com/section/199/article/106013/
Photo: Micah Green/Times Regional Staff
That just doesn’t look fun.
“1944- U. S. soldiers are trying to push a mired Jeep through thick mud which passes as a road. [A second Jeep is behind this one and is mounting a cal. 50 machine gun on a pedestal mount.]”
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The name of the jeep owner is on the side of the CJ-2A, but is obscured by the watermark.
“You are bidding on an original press photo of Vintage Jeep Clears Snow Bronxville NY . Photo has waving due to too much glue being used to apply the information sheet onto the back of the photo Photo measures 7 x 9 inches and is dated 1/26/1948.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
Looks in good shape.
“Vintage Hamilton Jeep U.S.A.F. 3521 pedal car in great working condition”
3UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5
