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Steve shared this swamp buggy racing video. At the 3:17 mark are some flat fenders, but they are quite a bit slower than those specially built buggies.
Daniel’s neighbor in Germany has decided to sell his stainless flat fender jeep. Shipping is available. For more information, you can contact Daniel at kontakt @ langkau-automotive.de (remove spaces from around the @) and he can field initial questions.
“It has a galvanized CJ5 Frame, 3.8l AMC Engine, dana30 disc front, D44 30 Spline rear, power steering, power brakes.
Price $25K
Location Düsseldorf / Germany”
This is built on a 97 Wrangler chassis.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1287096265794326
“Looking to sell my 1957 FC150. It’s sitting on a 1997 Jeep Wrangler chassis. It has the 4.0 and automatic transmission (32rh). It has power steering, and power 4-wheel disc brakes. The rear end is an 8.8 out of an explorer. The radiator is located between the bed and cab. It runs and drives pretty good. It will go 65 down the highway. It’s not “finished”, but I’ve been driving it all summer. I have a spare windshield, matching spare tire (no wheel) and hubcap. I would consider partial trade toward other Jeep vehicles. Will entertain offers.”
Bill shared what looks to be a good price on a Jeepster. This was also highlighted by Barnfinds: https://barnfinds.com/reliable-rare-cruiser-1950-willys-overland-jeepster/
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/569609555525401
“Low miles barn find Willys Overland Jeepster convertible. Runs and drivers great(for what it is) new head gasket, new brake master cylinder, new fuel pump, and more! Reliable rare cruiser. Car show favorite.”
Apparently, this has been available for about a year, but it’s the first time I’ve seen the ad.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/285996600687762
“1947 Jeep Willy’s CJ2A. Standard Transmission, Banana Top, Chrome Wheels, Radical Tires, Original Engine, Hutch included (not currently attached), Runs Good, Won trophies in several car shows.”
John shared this Surrey that has been sprayed with a lighter coat of paint. I discovered I have pics of this from at least a decade ago that were part of Bruce Agan’s archives, so it’s been this color for a while.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1960-willys-dj3a-surrey
“This 1960 Willys DJ-3A Surrey is one of a reported 1,000 examples produced between 1959 and 1964, and approximately 200 of the 1,800 miles shown were added since the vehicle was purchased by the seller in 2011. The body has been repainted light pink, and it features 15″ steel wheels, a rear-mounted spare tire, and chrome bumpers as well as vinyl upholstery that matches the pink- and white-striped removable top, spare tire cover, and sides. Power is from a 134ci inline-four paired with a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission. Now showing 1,800 miles, this Surrey is offered in California with an owner’s manual, original sales paperwork, and a clean Montana title in the name of the seller’s business.”
This looks in good shape. It lacks a title.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1537981400247119
“1947 CJ2A. L134 motor with great compression numbers.Was told it had been rebuilt with not a lot of miles since. Has bestop Full top with removable doors. Front brakes upgraded to 11 inch so stops much better than original. Rancho Springs and shocks. Saginaw steering upgrade so both easier to steer and tighter turning radius. New Battery, Fuel Pump, Voltage regulator, stater relay, and Waterpump. Repaired emergency brake, Transferase rear output seal, Front differential pinion seal. Flushed radiator and all new fluids in transfer case, transmission and both Differentials. It’s still 6 volt and all lights work. Comes with bill of sale. The person i got it from had it for 7 years so should be easy to obtain a bonded title.”
UPDATE: This may be an M-201 (at the very least it has some M-201 parts). Thanks to Gaston for pointing it out.
John shared this auction for an MB rebuilt in Europe, along with a trailer.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1944-willys-mb-4
“This Willys MB is said to have been refurbished in Europe and was imported to the United States before it was purchased by the current owner in 2017. The truck is finished in olive drab green with US Army–style graphics, and power comes from a 134ci “Go-Devil” flathead inline-four paired with a three-speed manual gearbox and a dual-range transfer case. Equipment includes 16″ steel wheels, military tires, a rear-mounted spare, turn signals, a folding windshield, a tan soft top, a rear pintle hitch, pioneer tools, a jerrycan, seats with tan canvas cushions, a dash-mounted rifle holder, and radio equipment. The accompanying single-axle utility trailer is equipped with taillights, a canvas top panel, and troop-style seating with tan cushions. This Willys MB and trailer are now offered by the seller on behalf of the current owner with canvas doors and side panels, an inoperable rifle, and Arizona titles for both the Willys and the trailer.”
This seems worth a look. It could use a few more parts than just a starter (like air filter parts).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/883845857145971
“1944 WWII FORD OPW ( WILLY) AKA JEEP. 4 cyl, 4 speed. Needs starter. Located at Pickers Barn in Blairsville GA. Mileage unk.”
