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Might be worth a look. Appears to have a Sears Deluxe top.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1037119447477847
“Runs drives and stops”
This seems worth a look.Includes a Kelly Bonanza Top, a plow, new tires, and other parts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/508017581541376
“No title, can provide bill of sale. Antique compact jeep with working snow plow. My dad had it running but it needs some work, there is either a timing or distributor issue. Has a brand new carburetor, new tires, and new battery. No key ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed on an auction site.
Bill shared this wagon for sale that’s listed for auction on a site that’s new to me: Fourbiexchange.com. The passenger side floor has a patch, but may be solid.
“The Willys Jeep Utility Wagon was first introduced in 1946 as a civilian vehicle, following the end of WWII. It was a departure from the military-focused Jeeps and aimed at providing a practical and versatile vehicle for civilian use. The design featured a boxy and utilitarian body style, and was one of the first mass-produced all-steel station wagons.
This Utility Wagon is powered by the original Hurricane Flathead Straight 6 that is paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and two speed transfer case with low and high ranges and manual locking hubs. The vehicle runs and shifts well, and the 4×4 system works as it should.
A recent refurbishment has been completed that included a thorough rust removal, body work, and repaint in period correct two-tone green and white. The refurbishment was fairly comprehensive (some photos included), but is not concourse quality. The windshield is new and additionally, several bits of weatherstripping have also been replaced to ensure the Utility Wagon stays leak free.
In addition to the body work and paint, fuel tank and all lines were replaced along with new filters and a complete carb rebuild on the old 2bbl Carter. New front and rear springs and shocks were fitted, new brake lines (hard and soft) installed, new brakes (shoes, rotors, wheel cylinders, etc) installed, and new wheel bearings fitted. Most of the exhaust has been replaced as well.
On the interior, the seat was pulled out and the frame cleaned up and repainted and some durable black denim was wrapped around it. The heat works and so do the lights and blinkers. The windows roll up and down the wing windows open as they should, providing a nice breeze as you drive.
Service recently performed includes a re-grease and oil change in both the rear Dana 44 and front Dana 25 axles.
This Utility Wagon comes with 1 set of keys, a CT Registration, CT Q1 form (official transfer of ownership form), CT Bill of Sale and a letter of title exemption from the state of CT.”
This has numerous updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/219955197437616
“A 1953 Willys M38A1c Jeep tub extended on a CJ-7? Frame with a 5.3 liter LS And transmission out of a 2002 Silverado, stock with the computer. Asking 11,500 or best offer.it has a Dana front-end and a Ford rear end with a true dual custom exhaust with 40 series Flow-master mufflers from shorty headers. I have had 38” tires on it, now has 33” with lots of tread. It has a custom dash with an installed radio and amplifier. Set up for the road but is not afraid of rocks or mud. Includes some extra parts. I can transport within a reasonable radius.”
Larry is helping his friend Steve sell this wagon. Text contact info & “Willys” to Steve @ 816 405 2449 or Larry @ 816 507 4130 or leave message and we’ll call you back.”
“1947 Willys Overland Pickup Project
Body and bed are in good condition
Extra original differentials front and rear including
wheels in bed. Original engine and transmission
missing. Project comes with rebuilt Chevy 350
engine, Chevy Avalanche front and rear axles w/disc
brakes. Located in Sugar Creek, MO. (near KCMO) $4500.
Bill of sale only.
Given this includes a plow, there should be parts value here at the very least.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/151453928050580
“1958/59 Willys Jeep Pickup, in Kingfield, Maine, As is, where is! A nice antique project truck. Engine ran 4 yrs. ago, cab mostly rusted out , big hole in radiator, straight 6 Willy’s hurricane engine, stuck in 4wd, homemade hydraulic plow works, tires flat, need replacing”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $20,000.
(10/26/2023) John shared this nice looking truck. .
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/348793080860255/
“1949 Willys Overland (Jeep) pickup. Sold in 1950 as a 1950 model year. Runs and drives beautifully. Everything original except portions of the interior. No rust other than light surface on frame. Always garaged and driven a few miles a year when the weather is nice to keep fluids moving. 4wd with 2 speed transfer case, go-devil 4 cylinder. Inherited from my dad so I don’t know a ton about it but I’ll do my best to answer questions. Had to put in a price for the listing but Best Offer gets it.”
Unclear how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1513837279368911
“Don’t know the year could be 47-49 Hasn’t ran in years but the frame and body are in great shape and definitely usable. Does not have a windshield frame ”
Sadly, this is the last issue from the batch of Jeep News issues purchased last month. I’ll watch for more to hit eBay …
The eight pages of the November 1962 issue of Jeep News directs most of its pages to the new jeep models, which isn’t too surprising. Apart from that, page six covers the 3rd Annual Jeepathon race at Las Cruces, New Mexico, while page seven highlights more support for the Hatari movie.
I won the ebay auction for these two interesting wood jeeps. Each measures 6-1/2″ long x 4′ high x 3″ wide. I tried to look up some information about them, but didn’t have any luck. That said, I just had a gut feeling that there was something interesting here, so I bought them. Anyone know more about them?
