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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was at Auction.
Looks in good shape. No reserve. Auction takes place October 12, 2019.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Blaine spotted this combo that appear in good shape.
“Buddy L wooden jeep with trailer. Approximately 55″ x 15″ NOT A PEDDLE CAR”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
I suspect someone will want this at this price.
“1966 1 ton Mail Jeep for sale. Needs to go to a good home. Asking price is negotiable. make me an offer. Located on the Olympic Peninsula, WA. Ran when parked. Until recently garaged. Disc brake conversion on front brakes. Would like $1,000 but just need it gone. It is too big for my route”
It runs, but needs some work. Appears to have a Buick V6.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/718751245274016/
“Changing focus. I’m selling my FC-150 to make room for a different project. Truck does run. But I had plans to swap in a modern motor and transmission. Body has been separated from the frame and some body work has been started. Has some rust in the cab corners and under the battery tray. But overall it’s pretty solid.”
This tailgate is advertised as an original agri-jeep 1944 tailgate. The history of this tailgate is unclear as Fred discusses in this CJ-2 thread: https://www.thecj2apage.com/forums/cj2-tailgate_topic45515.html
https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/pts/d/lititz-1944-willys-jeep-pilot-model-cj2/6983961250.html
According to Fred on a CJ-2A forum thread, this photo shows the tailgate that Fred purchased back in 2016.
David & Ann overlooking Crater Lake National Park in Oregon.
We split the remainder of our drive home from Conord into two days. I had a few plans to meet folks, but had to give up on them as we simply didn’t have much time on our return trip (Ann had a doc appt on Tuesday morning).
Our total mileage came in at just over 2000 miles, so it wasn’t too long of trip by our standards. We drove through four states, into three national parks, by two ordnance depots (Hawthorne, NV, and Concord, CA), and picked up one hood (thanks again Chuck). Best of all, we got to hang with my daughter Kasia! All-in-all a fine, if quick, trip.
I wish I could report on a thousand adventures from California to Washington, but apart from driving (without anything hitting us while driving), our only two adventures worth noting on our return home was our visit to the Harry and David store in Medford and our stop at Crater Lake National Park.
On Sunday we went out to breakfast with Kasia, then began our trek north. When we reached Medford, we were surprised to find out that there was a Harry and David Store right around the corner from our hotel. If you’ve never ordered food from Harry and David (they ship all over the word), you are missing out, especially with their pears. As my son put it, BEST PEARS EVER! Even a couple pears we bought from their store were excellent!
Naturally, we didn’t stop at pears. We also bought some cheese, some crackers and some unusual sausages made from ham and cheese (delicious). I can’t find them online, but they are really good. We munched on our food haul for dinner Sunday night.
On Monday morning, we left early, heading east for Crater Lake National Park. I’d never been there and Ann couldn’t remember being there, so it was a new experience for us both. The morning was beautiful and we made good time driving, until we ran up behind a couple school buses. After that, the going was slow, but the tree-lined two-land road was very relaxing none-the-less.
Our first stop at the National Park was the visitor’s center, where we learned there were three separate entrances to the park (we can in on the west side). We also learned we could circumvent Crater Lake using a national park road that had several beautiful vistas of the lake.
Soon, we were driving around the lake (while snacking on Harry & David food).
I’m not sure how clear this picture is, but it purports to be a photo fo Patton crossing the Seine over a pontoon bridge.
View all the information on eBay
“WW2 PRESS PHOTO ” Patton stays up front ” Patton jeeps across Seine 8/30/44″
I’m not sure there’s $2500 in value here, but maybe not everything is pictured? Still, there may be some good parts and useful documents/manuals.
https://buffalo.craigslist.org/pts/d/grand-island-military-jeep-parts/6985101681.html
“I have a big lot of military jeep parts and Manuals
I am not an expert on these parts as they were my Father’s who has passed
some of the parts are marked by year and model, to many parts to list
please look at the photos what you see is what you get.
First $2500 takes it all.
I’m not looking to sell bits and pieces looking to get rid of it all.”
There could be some parts value here.
https://klamath.craigslist.org/pts/d/midland-project-jeeps/6979690902.html
“A 1955 CJ5 and a 1953 CJ3B! Clear title for CJ5 and Bill of Sale for CJ3B. Both need work but pretty much complete.Includes one complete spare F- head 4 cyl. engine!
Possible trades! Face to Face and cash only!
Possible trades!”
Can’t tell a whole lot about the floor as it is covered with carpet.
https://offerup.com/item/detail/720100871/
“1948 Jeep willys CJ to a frame off restoration powder coated wheels 6 V electrical system all things original except for Ken air filter and pet tronix Ignition system runs great new or rebuilt everything except engine transmissions and transfer case low miles everything was good no lowballing check Ebay etc for pricing this is a fun rig for ranch or weekend fun will go 55 mph but really reving the motor need mostly cash but will consider trades”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
Might be a good price.
“Jeep not included… but i will sell jeep if really interested….It is a pretty solid Meyer cab , both doors and windows operate the back glass is good, it comes with the trim panels for the rear and side, some bolts, and the 2 doors as shown, the one door handle is missing both windows crank up and down”
No pics provided.
https://nmi.craigslist.org/atq/d/presque-isle-jeep/6975193775.html
“1948 cj2a original motor , body is in good shape”
Both are definitely projects.
1. “1942 MB – $3500
Have entire jeep
Willys flathead L134 turns freely but is out of the jeep
Have t84 trans / and f marked tcase and even a set of 4 combat wheels.
2. 1942 gpw – $4500
Willys flathead L134 turns freely but is out of the jeep
Have t84 trans / and f marked tcase and even a set of 4 combat wheels.
This has orig vin tags on it that match the vin on frame”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5450.
I’m not sure if the floors have been fiberglassed or painted with some type of heavy floor sealer (or both).
https://spokane.craigslist.org/ctd/d/post-falls-1947-jeep-willys-flat-fender/6984199425.html
“For sale is a very cool rare 1947 Jeep Willy’s Flat fender. This has the 3 speed manual transmission with the flathead motor. Runs and drives great! It is 72 years old so not perfect by any means but runs , drives, and looks great! Like new tires! This is an aweosme Jeep! First aid box in back! Everything works! This Jeep is ready to go! $8950 and open to all trades!”
The front bumper area has been modified and it doesn’t appear to have combat rims.
https://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/d/cottage-grove-1945-willys-jeep-mb/6983251212.html
“1945 WWII Willys Jeep MB
-Flathead 4 Cylinder w/manual transmission.
-12 volt conversion
-Clean title in hand
-Full frame off restoration
-Not original windshield. It currently has a CJ2A windshield.”
May be missing steps.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/760062121108644/
“1946 Willy’s Jeep CJ 2, Manual 3 speed . Runs great I have paperwork, receipts and I have the title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
(09/16/2019) “46 Willy’s Jeep. Original engine. Runs fine. Pretty rust free. Lots of patina. Fun.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(06/11/2019) Could be worth a look.
“Lots of extras , v6 , headers, extra set 2 1/2″ lift springs, 1/ 2 doors ,new top , spare , back seat ,new gas tank & exhaust , tow bar, 4spd stick , good little jeep”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/05/2019) It has sat a while.
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/san-angelo-1958-willys-fc170-forward/6981614636.html
“Willys Jeep FC170 Forward Control. These are very rare, most people have never seen one. They were built from 1956-1965. Super Hurricane six, Rare four speed. All original running gear. Motor does turn over. It has sat many years inside an enclosed building. Probably needs Carb cleaned , new fuel pump, gas tank cleaned, New belts, hoses. Needs brakes checked. It rolls easy so it can be loaded on a trailer. I can assist with loading or shipping.
The back glass is not in it, but it is included. The gas tank was removed( I assume for cleaning)and is included with brackets. I have the extended front bumper and warn winch mounts. Everything is there except the frame covers that fit in front of the rear fenders. I think a sheet metal guy could make some easily. some of the stake bed brackets are rusted from holding leaves. Reproductions are available. Speedo is missing also.”
When your crops need cultivating, look no further than Newgren! This brochure appeared in a late 1940’s Special Equipment Book.
And, it only weights 1221 lbs! This was featured in a late 1940s Special Equipment Book.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $30,000.
This is the late Bruce Agan’s former surrey that is being sold by his wife. It’s about as accurate a surrey as you’ll find. I’ve seen less accurate surrey’s sell for much more. See the full story on this Surrey here.
Looks in good shape.
https://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/d/tulsa-1952-m38a1-willys-jeep/6984368423.html
“Korean War Jeep, off the body restoration, 4cylinder Hurricane engine, 3 speed manual, 4 wheel drive, added locking hubs. Vehicle’s history = from the Marine Corp to US Air Force at Tinker, to the Civil Defense, to private ownership and found in a barn.”
Seems to lack full floaters in the rear.
https://chico.craigslist.org/cto/d/oroville-1943-military-jeep/6980891143.html
“1943 ford GPW. Military jeep. Willys design, built by ford motor company for the military during WWII. Runs well. Upgraded to 12v electrical system. Still have the original generator and regulator for restoration to original electrical system. Comes with spare set of wheels with tires. Comes with spare gas tank. Smog exempt.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
(04/25/2019) This doesn’t have the correct grille or fenders for a 1952. It’s missing a few other stock parts, too.
“willy m170 jeep. The jeep runs and drives good! 4wd and the high and low both work as well. The jeep has been converted to 12 volt system. New alternator and carburetor. The paint color is olive drab and is in overall good condition. The jeep does have a blue vin tag issued by the state because the Vin numbers were not able to be found. I am selling this because I am a college student and don’t have the time to appreciate the vehicle.”
