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This article about the FC-170 Fire Jeep comes from a 1964 issue of Jeep News.
Dan forwarded these two photos of a good looking San Francisco 49er-themed DJ-3A. I tried to find more info about it online, but couldn’t learn any more.
Life magazine photographer W. Eugene Smith too this photo on Mariana Island of Saipan during the summer of 1944. You can see more photos at dailymail.co.uk’s site. As you can see, both of these jeeps are MB Slatgrilles. Interesting that the spares are stored in the same place used later by the CJs.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Blaine spotted this jeep with some nifty changes. The top is particularly interesting with its suicide doors.
“I am placing this posting for a friend. He does not hunt anymore. It is in very good condition has always been Inside can . It has a Ford V six engine, automatic transmission with a warning overdrive it cruises nicely at 65 mile-per-hour it has a hydraulic captein built into the fornt bumper there is no rust in the vehicle it runs excellent asking $5500 for it or best offer.”
This runs.
“Been sitting for a while but fires right up every time! This old girl is a complete with hard top and even has a trailer to match for an extra$1000 Obo lets make a deal
Call or txt anytime .
805-403-094six”
http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/pho/4205671419.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
(09/01/2012) This looks like a solid jeep.
“1948 Willys jeep built 283, SM420 4 speed, boxed frame, dana 44 rear 538 gear ratio and lock right front and rear, power steering. tilt wheel, alot has been done to this jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
Unclear if the engine runs.
“complete and ready to restore FC170. Has stock inline 6 cylinder flat head engine, t90 3spd trans, spicer 18 t-case and dana 44’s front and rear. Body is rough but complete. There is no bed. I have an extra cab from an fc150. It is very clean and will help make restoration easier. I also have a pto winch.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3100.
(11/17/2013) This looks like a good price.
“1942 Willys Jeep, 350 small block chevy engine, 4 speed manual with twin stick t case, 4″ lift 1″ body lift, 33″ tires with good tread, No top or doors, this runs excellent, shifts well, goes down the road like a 1942 Jeep would 😉 I bought this to tinker with over winter and fell into another project I’ve had my heart set on for months and finally got the guy to sell it to me so, sadly this has to go, and fairly quickly as I’m out of space and don’t want to have to store it. I have fixed a couple oil leaks, the carb is fully rebuilt, it still needs some odds and ends but this is a great novice project,as it’s easy to work on! Come see, make and offer and drive this away!”
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/1050223?ad_cid=3
UPDATE: Was $5000. **SOLD**
(11/06/2013) It looks solid. Unclear why it has two different kinds of rims.
“1961 Willys CJ 3B Universal Open Air, 24,000
Address: 4700 KELLER HICKS RD Keller, TX 76244
View our website: www.affordableautobrokers.com
Notes: 1961 Willys CJ-3B 453 GB2 Universal Open Air. Only 24,000 miles!.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
Hard to tell the condition given the paint job.
“Willys jeep for sale, runs and drives. 4×4 works. Alot of adventures to be had in it”
UPDATE: Still Available
(10/26/2013) No pics provided.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep call Vincent at 805-276-8117”
No pics provided.
“47ish willy jeep what u see is what i have has gm 4cyl engine that runs bj 502 552 3002”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/16/2013) It hasn’t been run in a few years.
“1947 Willys Jeep Cj2a, ran great when it was put in indoor storage in 2007.
It Turns over just fine, and my assumption would be it would start up fine.
It has had some of the floor panels replaced, and has been painted to look like an army jeep.
The steering wheel and the seats are not original (although the seats that are in it are way more comfortable then the originals).
It has a Brand new set of original style tires on it, and comes with a home made hardtop without doors.
Comes with a spare tire and a tow bar.
The one picture I have of it is not very good, and I will try to get a better one on here the next time I make it down to where it is stored.
Looking to sell or trade for a pare of quads or possibly a side-by-side.
Call or txt 541-609-8661”
http://corvallis.craigslist.org/cto/4208398770.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
(09/05/2010) “This jeep has a ton of custom work done to it,but still needs some tinkering.Call me if you look at the pictures and want to ask questions.I had one guy email me for more pic`s but didn`t give me an email address. ”
I imagine this is an unusual and rare poster. It’s not cheap. Here’s a short video that’s been posted on Facebook.
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Cuban movie posters were made using the handmade silkscreen process. Aesthetically, the paint, applied in thick layers gave these posters a unique texture that is closer to a painting than to posters. Artistically they are among the best designed in the world and many prizes were awarded to their creators. For more information about the history of Cuban posters and his artists, visit my page at artofcuba.com.
This poster was kept flat in a temperature controlled room for the last 10 years. Some flaws like small tears in the border, cracks in the silkscreen paint, pinhole bug bites and water stains are very common in Cuban posters due to the humid/hot weather. Careless handling and poor storage of the posters also contributed to their condition. It is very difficult to find an original silkscreen from the 60’s and 70’s. And almost impossible to find it in pristine condition. In the majority of titles, only 250-500 handmade posters were ever printed and except for a selected group of collectors, most people disposed of them by dressing walls or recycling. Only a fraction of those survived until now. This is one of the very few. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from CubanPosters. SEE SAMPLE
TITLE: Tres barbaros en un jeep (3 Cool guys in a Jeep) – Cuban film by Directed by Manuel de la Pedroza
YEAR: 1955
ARTIST: Unknown
MEDIUM: Stone Lithograph
SIZE: 27″x37″= 69×94 cm
CONDITION and GRADE: 2 (see scale bellow) COMMENTS: This is a pre-revolutionary poster from 1955. It was originally folded for distribution.There is a small hole where the folds meet and can be easily repaired. The rest of the poster is in mint condition.
This is a simple grading scale I developed for silkscreen movie posters. I’d been an avid collector for almost 20 years and I’ve seen thousands of them. I was part of the poster scene and met many of the artists. I read everything is printed about Cuban posters. With every original poster I will send you a Certificate of Authenticity legally graded and signed by me. SEE SAMPLE
1-MINT. This spot is reserved only for those lucky posters that were acquired while new by collectors that luckily like them so much, that kept them in a acid-free and temperature-humidity controlled enviroment. Even under these circumstances, yellowing of the paper is expected.
2-VERY GOOD- The poster is complete. Painting is smooth and bright. Some small tears around the border might be present as long as they are repaired to avoid further damage.
3-AVERAGE-Here lies every poster that is still beautiful enough to be framed and admired, waiting for the day when it will be so valuable and rare that sending your poster to a professional restorer will be an investment (Check Posterfix on eBay). Small bug bites, cracking in the paint, light folds, repairable tears and water stains are fine as long as the flaw does not interfere with the beauty and integrity of the image.
4-FAIR- I have many many beauties that fall in this category. It is reserved to the neglected poster. The one who spent years and years rolled in top of a closet in humid Havana or under the beds to keep them flat. Also those who were glued to the walls
5-BAD- This place is only for the poster that is beyond repair BUT is still collectible because it has more than 40 years, only 50 were made and probably this one is the only one in existence.
I included are some closeups from the actual poster for best visualization of its condition.
I hadn’t run across this poster.
“PAPER QUALITY: This new print is on a highest quality, acid-free, 100-pound glossy premium text paper that allows for maximum color brilliance and fidelity for older images. For an expanded explanation of our Paper Quality, go to our FAQ by Clicking Here.
Image Size: 10.5 inches wide by 15.25 inches high. For an expanded explanation of Image Size, go to our FAQ by Clicking Here.
Paper Size: 11 inches wide by 17 inches high. This allows for a small border around the image for matting and framing. For an expanded explanation of Paper Size, go to our FAQ by Clicking Here.”
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Given the column shift and the single speedometer, I think this is a DJ-3A.
“Lee Balterman (3 men in jeep driving) c. 1950
c. 1950 gelatin silver photograph. approx. 6.5 x 9.5 inches. Print has a few very minor crimps and a crack in image area, visible in raking light.
Lee Balterman (1920-2012)
Lee Balterman was an American photographer best known for his photographs portraying the city and people of Chicago. After briefly studying drawing and painting at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Balterman enlisted in the US Army Reserves and was stationed in England and France, where he worked as a hospital aide and later an an official photographer. After his discharge in 1947, he returned to Chicago, where he opened his studio and worked on assignments for publications such as Life, Time, Sports Illustrated and Fortune magazines. He died in Chicago in 2012.”
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This postcard is being sold out of Canada. Here is more about Irwin Caplan (thanks Pascal!)
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UPDATE: Scott reports that this is up for sale. Best offer over $3500 gets it.
“This is now for sale again. relocation forces sale. I have this and 2 Divco Milktrucks for sale and which ever sells first goes and the left over goes with me to restore. Thanks for your consideration. Email me or call or text 931-787-9000.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $75.
Here’s a great price on some rare DJ-3A Wheels. Note that these are the 13″ rims.
“Original set (5) wheels and 4 tires for 1956-1964 DJ3A 2-wheel-drive Jeeps. These will also fit the 6 cylinder Mustangs and Falcons that use the same 4-lug pattern. They are straight with no rust.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
Not perfect, but looks like a great price assuming it runs.
“1949 Willys CJ3A. New 4 cyl motor 6 years ago. Also has an 8,000 lb wench. $2,200 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $4500.
This appears to have potential.
“1959 Jeep FC 150 4×4
***IOWA LIFE VEHICLE – not going to be a rust free southern state vehicle
*** Project Vehicle
Hurricane F4-134 Engine – 3 Speed Transmission – 4×4 works great.
12V Generator – Headlights, taillights, turns, breaks, blower for heater, and wipers, and gauges all worked well. Ignition switch went out and it controls most of these so I disconnected them and clipped some of the wiring and did not re connect. My plan was to rewire the entire unit with new wires and I never got around to it. All the wires are hanging and could be hooked back up.
Runs and drives great. Have been driving it around town – starts up perfect every time and runs strong.
Unit does have some body and cosmetic work the COULD be done, if you chose. From looking at the pictures you can see most of the bad spots. All 4 corners have some issues – need work. I stuck a magnet to them and beat around on them – magnet stuck well some bondo in them. Floors are ate up pretty good and have temporary replacement steel over them.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“1954 willys cj3b. v-8 built in 2002, 1. a fresh rebuilt oldsmobile 215 aluminum v8. bored 0.10 over, cut crank new rods pistons,valve job high pressure oil kit crower 450.lift rv cam. rebuilt carb remote oil filter,water pump alternator. all parts purchased from d&d olds 215 specialists. 2. trans new out put shaft and completely looked over and warn overdrive added. 3. manual saginaw steering from a 1982 cj7. and new steering components from advanced adapters, plus chain clutch linkage from a.adapters. 4. 11” brakes (drums backing plates all new hardware from 70’s wagoneer). jeep has spartan interior, late model cherokee seats. comes with heavy duty towbar , and i also have extra dana 44 rear and 27 front with lockers and 4.10 ratio.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
It looks like there’s value here. This was listed a few days ago, but I didn’t see it.
“For sale (2) 1960ish Willy’s Jeeps for parts, no titles, as seen in photo, will not separate or part, go to crusher on 11/22/2013”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
This appears to have early CJ-2A tags on the dash. So, there might be some 2A on the jeep as well. The front bumper has been shortened.
“1950 Jeep Willys 4×4. Always garaged. Lots of extra parts; transmission, rear end, gas tank and more.”
