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Shane shared this GPW for sale.
https://easttexas.craigslist.org/atq/d/tyler-1942-ford-gpw-jeep/7794852761.html
“Why spend so much money on a side-by-side when you can own a piece of history!
Teach the grandkids how to drive a standard in a WWII jeep!
Canvas top (SEE PHOTO) and many accessories included.
Jeep is in excellent condition. (No dents, No rust, No Bondo)
Available for local pickup.”
Looks like a nice build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/826913205526589
“Nice unit. Buick v-6. Stick shift.”
I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this one up close at an FC-Roundup. If so, it’s a nice build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/982821280277931
“16,251 Willy’s Jeep FC-150’s built between 1957 and 1965. This recent restomod is a 1957 cab and bed on a 1959 wide track frame with reproduction fiberglass rear fenders, a Dana 44 front and rear and a Dana Spicer transfer case using a Novak adapter.
Additional components include a Willy’s 4” lift, locking rear differential, manual locking hubs, and front disc brakes with a Wilwood master brake cylinder.
Bill shared these two “water/flood damaged” jeeps. I suspect this was from the recent hurricanes. Neither jeep has been assigned to a specific auction yet, so no bidding can be done.
Looks in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/566857505738895
“1958 jeep Forward control FC170 with a 6 cylinder gas engine. Runs and drives Leaks some oil”
May be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1021185933119135
“This classic Jeep was one of the first civilian jeeps made just after WWII. Originally aimed to put workhorses to pasture. Only made from 1949-1953. This is definitely a head turner. New tires in the last year, carburetor, hood latches, fuel tank, gas line, accelerator spring and brake work. Interior is in great condition. Tow bar included. My son put blood sweat and tears into this, but needs a daily driver. This Jeep qualifies for Hagerty classic car insurance which saves you a ton of money.”
You don’t see mighty mite’s hotrodded very often.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1565428310728552
“1960’s Mighty Mite Jeep
One Of A Kind.
Aluminum body, fiberglass hood & fenders from a Toyota Land Cruiser, 4X4 positraction front & rear, independent suspension with inboard brakes, power rack & pinion steering. 4 speed transmission with high & low range. Approximate LBS 1700 to 1800
Engine
Aluminum 215 block shaved & board out to 327 cubic inch. 300
crank. 300 heads. Needle bearing roller cam. Chaffer Aluminum fly wheel. Remote oil filter with oil cooler. Holly 850 4 barrel carburetor. Engine has not been tested has 0 miles on it.
Runs good & drives.
Built by Sam Sturges & Less Black.
Purchased in 1977 or 1978 from Jack’s 4 Wheel Drive on Stone Ave. No title can privde a bill of sale.
THIS JEEP IS STICKLEY FOR OFF ROAD USE ONLY, not a daily driver in its current state
Out of money and out time due to health issues. It’s ready for someone to take it to the next level and make it your own vision.
Sold as is, CASH ONLY NO TRADES “
This has some non-stock items.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1604108683543873
“1942 Willys MB Military 4×4 Jeep 134 Cubic Inch 4 Cylinder Engine NOM Three-Speed Manual Transmission Two-Speed Manual Transfer Case Olive Drab Green Canvas Seats Show Great Military Accessories Including Tools & Jerry Can Military wheels wear older off-road tires, and a matching spare is mounted at the rear Steel Body New Fuel Tank New Fuel Pump New Carburetor 6 Volt System No Glove Box ID Tags We Lot Tested & Drove Good May Need Final Tinkering Before Heavy Road Use Driverside Glass Is Cracked Clean NJ Title ( Titled As A 1942 Willys Jeep )”
It’s still a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/901354624863730
“I’ve finally decided I have too many projects, and sadly this rare Jeep FC170 DRW flatbed needs to go to someone who’ll take care of her. I bought it about 2 years ago from Peter Norton on the Jeep FC owners group, hoping to restore it. Alas I just need to thin the herd. It does crank and roughly idle, haven’t driven it yet. Brakes are not functional and it will need to be trailered. Comes with extra doors, transfer case, gearbox, steering column, and beautiful leather upholstered seats. Other misc parts. Has both dual rear wheels. Message me for more details.”
This has the correct plates to be a 1945, but I’m not seeing any other early parts in these pics.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1353926419324001
“First year of 2a jeep in good running and driving condition. Obviously, not original seats but these are comfortable.”
