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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $400.
Appears in good condition.
“For sale complete soft top only couple months old just got the top before summer had it on my 1953 cj3a for a month then took off for summer and wrecked the jeep insurance totalled the jeep now i have a new top no jeep paid almost $900”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4500.
(10/31/2017) “1953 Clean title
Dauntless V6 2bbl electric fuel pump hei dual exhaust runs great.
T90/d18 case
Brakes have been upgraded.
Scout 30/ oem 44 disk brake up front drum rear
Cj5 springs will come with a set of yjs
Warn winch
Cb
Full painless harness
Heater
CD player
Power steering
Full soft top with doors
Cj5 back seat.
5 new wheels and 4 good 38.5 Swampers
4500obo no need to sell but maybe some
one will use it.. trades maybe… clean title drive it home”
https://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-willys/6438742890.html
Travis shared this one. It has been parked for 32 years.
“Looking to sell a 1966 Jeep Gladiator pick-up truck, One owner,
was backed into it’s current location in 1985, has been that barn since”
https://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/d/1966-jeep-pick-up-truck-with/6376219482.html
We drove to Seattle and spent the evening with family on Tuesday, so no updates for Wednesday.
– Dave
Just a few updates today. We didn’t head over to Seattle on Christmas day due to the ice and snow, so I expect we’ll be heading there today.
It still needs assembly. It’s Red-Y-Cut model #321.
“It in great condition, looks to be complete, and in the original box. Please view the pictures and ask any questions before bidding, all items are sold as described.”
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Bill spotted this ad. It looks as if all the wheels are sold for $120, but maybe each set is $120?
“Jeep wheels 8 inch 5 lug. Ford wheels 10 inch 5 lug.”
https://goldcountry.craigslist.org/wto/6434327413.html
Merry Christmas everyone!
This image is courtesy of Roberto Flores!
Lawrence shared his annual Christmas photo with us:
And Jim shared his wreathed jeep as well:
And Charles shared this Jeep Parts JEF Christmas photo:
Jake spotted this rare FJ-3 Fleetvan model on eBay. It’s about 2″ long.
“Lindberg “Mini-Lindy” series, approximately HO scale, plastic model kit. Jeep Fleetvan U. S. Mail delivery truck. Finished model measures 2 inches long. Box is damaged but intact, parts are bagged in zip lock bags. Kit is complete, unbuilt, unpainted.”
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UPDATE: Here’s another issue of “Jeeps” Magazine on eBay. Looks like a Bantam. This one has some pencil marks.
“American pulp magazine, 1940’s era humor. In very good condition. Pages may have chipping, pencil marks, sun bleaching or yellowing due to age.
-First issue.
-Mini magazine format, size is about 5 1/4 x 7 1/2
-WWII cartoons and jokes
-Art by Walt Munson, J. Kelly and Charles Wible
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
Bill spotted this one. The fenders on this are rough, especially the passenger side. But, still might be a good price.
“Fixer-upper, 1970 Jeep CJ5 Dauntless, 50k miles, 2 wheel drive, V-6 225 c.i. engine, automatic transmission, like new tires. This is a Dauntless, a unique Jeep CJ5 that came with the V6 225 c.i. engine and automatic transmission. Engine is in good shape, runs smooth and clean, no leaks, lots of torque and power, (not like the underpowered 4 cylinder).”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“1948 Willys CJ2A Orange body with a Blue roll cage.
*CLEAN-Fairly fresh paint job, Jeep Cherokee front bucket seats with covers, Renegade back bench seat. Fuel cell mounted under rear seat ahd a full roll cage.
*Rebuilt Buick/Jeep 225 V6 short block, Offenhauser 360 intake with a Motorcraft 2100 2bbl carb, and fenderwell headers and ACCEL Super Coil.
*T14 tranny with modified T-case. I used Spicer 20 case (to bolt to the T14) and put Spicer 18 gears to keep the 2.46 gear ratio and offset for the rear end.
*Original Dana 25 front and 41 rear with 5.38 gears.
I just don’t have the time to finish this project. Too many other irons in the fire. Very – Very little left to make this a great trail rider or street vehicle. (NO Title)
**CASH only.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1500.
It’s a project. Seller will go lower on the price.
“Runs and Drives! Original motor from what I can find online. Has PTO winch on the front which alone is worth $500. I have a new steering wheel for it. It fires up great with a few squirts of starter fluid and then purrs like a kitten, that doesn’t have an exhaust pipe. So like a big sick kitten. Brakes dont work, but who needs those anyway? It has a set of tire chains and the original little leather bag that was under the front seat. That alone is worth the money im sure! Body has minor signs of sitting in the forest for 40 years. So that being said, its a little rusty. ITS A PROJECT. That’s what I got it for and thus with many of us who buy these things with hopes of turning it into the beauty she once was, alas I must send her on to the next wisher. So if you think you’re up for the task, make an offer. I set the price high because i’m not interested in talking to people who aren’t serious.”
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/4193827?ad_cid=1
Lots of updates. It’s been over the Rubicon 26 times.
“This is a one if a kind completely built original jeep fully restored, street legal, but Rubicon ready 4×4 classic. I have over $50k invested into this jeep but must sell due to I don’t use it any more. It has been through the Rubicon 26 times and never a dent or a scratch. Hard to believe but this was my baby. Every single thing in this jeep has been completely built or custom fabricated. Too much to list in this list but please call if serious. This jeep will be the most admired on the Trail because there are only so many mint condition 47′ Willey’s Flat fenders left. This hero will only go up in Value. Serious inquireys only.”
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/snd/d/1947-classic-willys-jeep-one/6429857267.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
Seller has two jeeps and some power train parts.
“I have 2 Jeeps for sale and lots of parts. 67 cj5 needs engine and front end swap. 56 cj5 needs put back together and a little TLC. These are stock Jeeps and have some rust, powered by 134F heads. Also have 2 flathead engines 134 L heads. Also complete M38A1 military running gear, engine, transmission and transfer case, front and rear ends. Give me a call and we can talk price and trades. Always looking for Jeep CJ parts and need late cj5 stuff at this time.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
(09/23/2017) This “1948” has a CJ-3A windshield and an early CJ-2A grille. I’m guessing it’s a bid of parts.
“1948 Willys Jeep most part all complete posting for a friend it’s solid very little rust and none all the drive trains in it motor will need to be overhauled”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $800
“I have a good, pretty much rust free tub, 2 sets of fenders, a grill, one frame that the tub is on [has been modified somewhat but could be brought back easily] rancho springs, steering column, a hood that has been cut for a scoop, another frame that is rusted out at behind the rear springs but has front and rear ends, a trans and transfer case in it and a cowl but the rest of the body is gone and it has a column and box, later ball joint front end with no axles or outers. Also, if you pay my full asking price I WILL INCLUDE A TITLE FOR A 1945 CJ2A. But only if you pay full price and that is not negotiable at all. I also have a Ford 2.3 liter that was going to go into this project, it was propane powered and low hours, I will include it for an extra 300.”
https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/pts/d/jeep-cj2a/6435279655.html
Jerry Huber let me know that they got a kick start on the 2018 Jeep Fest today: online registration for Participants and Vendors is now active! In addition, this year’s Toledo Jeep Fest will expand from one day to three days. Big crowds are expected. You can learn more here:
http://www.13abc.com/content/news/Toledo-Jeep-Fest–465280673.html
I’ve seen this photo on Getty images, so they likely would claim that the organization owns the copyright on all of these images.
“1945 Press Photo Fisherman Uses A Jeep to Reach Distant Trout Fishing Areas. This is an original press photo. Jeep has a future in postwar America The versatile jeep, which has become known as the “Sweetheart of the Army,” has a future in postwar America, both as an agricultural and industrial machine. All kinds of special bodies, air compressors, and pulley attachments for postwar units can be used with the jeep. Here a fisherman uses the jeep to reach the far-back trout streams and lakes. In low, low gear it reaches these distant pastures which are always too far for the fisherman on foot. Photo measures 8 x 6.25 inches. Photo is dated 05-26-1945.”
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Strangely, this 1956 Comic book (#31) on eBay features T-Man (Treasury Man) Pete Trask fighting a “Red Agent” in a Ford GP, while four issues earlier T-Man raced bad guys in a more traditional WWII jeep (see bottom photo). I wonder why the comic switched to an older jeep? Maybe we have to read it to find out??
“1956 T-MAN #31 EARLY 10 CENT SILVER AGE SWEET ACTION JEEP COVER FINE CONDITION”
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This was for sale on eBay in 2013.
“This lot is an original September 1955 T-MAN (#27) from Quality Comics, nice solid VG condition, 36 pages including The Great Assassination Plot, The Underground Press, Commie Fire Bomb Plot, and Red Riffs Of Morocco. Violence and good girl content. Very early code comic! Complete, nothing missing. I will update this with more info as needed! US bidders only, please.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
(12/18/2017) Lots to like here.
“For Sale 1948 Willy’s CJ2a. Recent frame up restoration. Looks and drives good. Ready to hit the trails or run to the store. Converted to 12 volt other than that it is original and stock. New tires. Clean title in my name. Currently registered and insured. Asking $8000.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $26k.
Seller is helping a friend sell this.
“For Sale Complete WWII “Jeep Package” including:
1945 GPW Fully restored, photo documentation included
M100 Trailer Fully restored
7000# capacity dual axle custom trailer for the GPW including winch
All spares included
The GPW and both trailers are titled and ready to go. Located in Hayward, CA.
Background: I’ve offered to help my friend and fellow MVCC/MVPA member sell his 1945 GPW and trailers. I’m more familiar with M37’s than GPW’s, but all items for sale have been well cared for and are in excellent condition. I am happy to answer any questions you may have. The asking price for the complete package is $26k.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5200. Note the steering setup.
(06/28/2017) This runs and drives, though the seller indicates there could be some work to be done.
“1955 Willys Station Wagon 2wd with Ford 289 V8 engine and C6 automatic transmission. Power steering, A/C (needs compressor), tilt steering column, and custom interior. 2 sets of wheels, 2 sets of hub caps, 1 set of spinners, and 2 extra hoods. New tires, distributor cap, rotor, spark plugs, and spark plug wires. Steering and front suspension need work, but vehicle runs good and drives for short distances. You will probably need trailer unless local to Bryan/College Station.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Andrew shared this solid look FC.
“This project has been largely completed and is a really rare and unique vehicle .I hate to let it go but have no other choice. The motor was professionally rebuilt years ago but has not been run. Everything needed to complete this project is with it .”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Parts or project.
“1947 Jeep CJ2A civilian model. Great restoration project.
NO TITLE
Not currently running
Tub needs a little work
Engine was upgraded from flathead to 1952 hurricane
Everything else appears to be original equipment”
