UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/16/2017) Some value here.
“Runs, drives. Clean title. Call for more details.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/16/2017) Some value here.
“Runs, drives. Clean title. Call for more details.”
UPDATE: This same photo with a different caption was sold back in 2014 (see bottom pics).
“1942 Photo WW2 Era Fort Custer MI Versatile Jeep Military Push Ball Game Rare
You are bidding on an original Press Photo from a newspaper archive. The photograph measures 6×7 inches and is dated 9-25-1942.”
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From Feb 2014 eBay ad:
Can’t be too many of these around.
“Presenting for a FC 150/170 pickup truck enthusiast consideration is an American made VINTAGE NOS CORRECTLY COMPLETE 22K GOLD PLATED ACCESSORY MASCOT. This super rare all metal mascot FC truck dish is a deluxe collector’s edition personal unique outstanding desktop accessory!! It has always been stored in it’s original red soft cloth custom fit pouch, with original instruction care label, packing tissues paper and complete colorful original dealer display box!! The approx. measurements are a 6″ diameter dish with a 2 1/4″ by 1″ highly detailed elevated/pedestal mounted FC truck. Note: 1 end corner section of this original dealer box has separated over the years while in storage. That being said this ultra rare vintage forward control Jeep pickup mascot truck will be double boxed for proper protection for safe shipment. Both metal dish and pedestal/mounted cast metal truck are in extremely nice overall original vintage condition for their obvious age. I believe this extremely outstanding 22K gold plated collector’s FC truck enthusiast mascot accessory would be the ultimate/special/thoughtful/rare gift for any vintage Jeep truck owner’s mantle or desktop. The written description above is my opinion and should in no way be construed as a guarantee of authenticity, age, or condition. Remember no guarantee was given or implied on this item.”
Jim spotted this one. Could be a good deal.
“1946 2A W/ TITLE, POWER ANGLE PLOW, KELLY HARD TOP, WARN OD. LOW ENGINE COMPRESSION, LIKELY RINGS. 1948 2A, NO TITLE. LOTS OF NEW PARTS LIKE INTAKE AND EXHAUST MANIFOLDS, FUEL PUMP, LEAF SPRINGS, SHOCKS, REBUILT CARB, BRAKE HOSES, FUEL TANK, RECENT W-SHEILD FRAME, KOENIG HARDTOP/DOORS,INCLUDES BOTH PLOWS. ETC… ALSO CJ2A OR MB/GPW FIBERGLASS TUB NEVER MOUNTED. $7500 ALL.”
Someone needs to pull that antique car dealer’s license if he appraised this at $15,000.
“1947 Willy’s Jeep – CJ 2A
Appraised by a licensed antique car dealer at $15,000. The vehicle graded out during the appraisal as follows:
BODY – Straight – well preserved
PAINT – Hand painted – Pure classic to Jeep spirit
CHROME – Good though not a lot
TIRES/WHEELS – original wheels, summer tires – very good
GLASS/TRUNK/TOP – The top is Colorado classic! Small crack in windshield
SEATS – Reupholstered original seats
INTERIOR/PANELS/CARPET – Very good original, new gas tank
UNDERCARRIAGE – Some seal seepage but they do that. Very good throughout
ENGINE COMPARTMENT – Restored, runs great
ORIGINAL/CUSTOM – Very original throughout
TOTAL POINTS AS GRADED – 90 points
Runs, drives and stops well. Odometer reads 4,908 miles, although the total miles on the Jeep are unknown, the engine has very few miles since the rebuild. Ready for the next owner to enjoy as is or perfect for restoration project. Located in Western Colorado.”
Looks in good shape.
“1950 CJ3A. Runs great. All original body, mostly original mechanical. L-134 Go Devil engine. Original engine cracked, but saved in the event buyer wants it.
Converted 12 volt. There is still a few cosmetic projects for the collector who likes to tinker.
Overdrive installed.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Doesn’t run, but appears pretty solid.
“4 cyl. 3 speed
24,000 miles
Does not run, sold as-is
Complete except missing title and one small piece of sheet metal on the dash
All glass is good except crack on lower windshield (all flat glass, so easily replaced)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
Jim shared this ad. The Meyer hardtop looks worth $500 by itself.
“65 cj with metal top, no motor, pretty good condition given the year. Would be a nice project. 500$ or best offer cash in hand gets it. Would have loved to have made it mine but moving can’t take with. Has solid roll cage as well. A true anitique but still in good shape, was a mail carrier.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3600.
There’s a sale pending on this one. What’s on the passenger floor? Is that a heater?
“Here is a good running vintage Jeep. 4 cylinder engine has been recently rebuilt. Good military style tires. Like new soft top and doors. Good strong winch. $3600 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
Has a variety of updates.
“350, 350th 4bbl, PS, PB, tilt column shift, New heights power rack, Disc brake front end, Nova rear, Great driver, Solid body, Emerald green paint, Tan interier, Needs convertible top material. Rear tire continental kit included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Looks like a good price.
“1979 AMC Jeep DJ5 Postal Jeep
Starts right up, runs and drives and stops.
Newer whits spoke wheels and tires.
Audi 4 cylinder with a727 chrysler automatic 3 speed.
Single seat, mail tray, all mirrors are intact, good glass.
Very little rust, mostly along top edge of door where door seal would cover., crack in driver floor.
Quite a few extra parts go with it.
Last registered for the road was 2016.
I have clean, clear title, not in my name but with full release from PO.
Could use a little cleanup, tune up and fluids changed.
$1500 cash only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
Runs and drives.
“1953 willys cjb3 4cyc 3 speed 4wd runs drives great Rebuilt brakes and carb. Converted to 12v. Lights works. Asking $4200 Or best offer”
Seller won’t sell to someone outside Washington State.
“Running driving 1960 Willys. Removable hard top with steel doors. The CJ is stock with an f head 4 cyl. 3 speed. Permanent plates. Comes with a solid spare tub. The tub on it is pretty rusty. Comes with a set of stock steel wheels a spare tow bar rear hitch and a couple other small spares. Would make a fun little hunting rig. You can fix it up or you just enjoy it as it is with all of it’s “patina” for as we used to call it RUST. Please keep your calls and texts to decent hours. No I don’t need help selling it no I will not return out-of-state inquiries.”
It’s a project. It has the gov plate and markings on the tailgate.
“I have a 1951 willys cj3a that was currently being stripped and repaired but i have to stop where im at and let it go. The jeep did run and will run But at the moment does not run because i have taken it all apart. This is an authentic navy jeep with ots original military data plate. 3000 takes her home. Local pick up only.”
Jim shared this oddball. It’s only two wheel drive and has an ABS plastic body.
“Here we have 1970 Citroen Mehari. Car will but need tank cleaned out. These are EXTREMELY rare in this country! Cars condition decent considering it’s age and that it’s made plastic!
This car can driven as is or with very little work or would be a very good start for a restoration, your choice!
All parts are available, car to be complete! It has new tires and canvas ta op section.
Clear title and keys! Partial trade for firearms.”
There may be some value here, but the seller is clear it’s a project.
“1970 Jeepster Commando. 231 Odd Fire V6, turbo 400, 3.31 axle ratio. The engine has a GM HEI conversion. Has a saginaw power steering conversion. Dual exhaust. Originally orange, was repainted in/out yellow some time ago. Complete Jeep, has roof rack and rear wind deflector. Missing rear seat. Does have some rust but not bad given the year and for being outside. The roof does unbolt so you can go topless.
Someone in the past replaced the 225 v6 with a newer 231 v6. I do not know the mileage of the jeep.
This is an old jeep, it will need attention and maintenance. You should expect this to be a complete project, expect to go through all systems. It does start, I just replaced the intake gasket, rebuilt the carb and changed the oil. Transmission shifts tight, cooling system works great, replaced thermostat and brakes work but I would still recommend towing it home to check it over.
Clean Oregon title/Bill of sale.
$2500 or reasonable offer, this is a lot nicer than the other commandos listed on CL in this price range. I am accepting offers as long as they are reasonable.”
https://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/6168648363.html
I don’t know anything about this style of hardtop.
“Full fiberglass hard top for a 1955-1975 round top Jeep CJ5 or M38A1. Is in really good condition. Only part that isn’t good is the rear window is cracked (as pictured) but could easily be fixed with plexiglas. Great addition to any CJ or M38A1.”
Looks like there’s more to do than just install the fenders.
“1954 willys. Needs finished. All together and complete except front fenders. Motor rebuilt. 3500 or make offer.was sold but available again”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
Not sure how deep the rust is, but it looks like it has potential.
“Selling a Ford Script jeep body, some rust but overall a very restorable body for an early Ford jeep. Still has footman loops, gas tank well, other original body parts”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
Has a Meyer hardtop.
“1963 Willy’s Jeep. Clear title. Original running 4 cylinder hurricane engine.
Rare aluminum Myers top with doors. Needs floor. Have seats. Have new gas tank.
Must sell!! $750 obo.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(05-06/2017) Has a number of older mods. Probably a good jeeping jeep back in the day. It could a little love.
“1946 Willys CJ2-A
225 cubic in Buck v6 less than 1000 miles on complete rebuild
SM 420 trans w/warn overdrive
5/38 gear ratio
power steering
8000 lbs warn wench
full roll cage
V W bucket seats
tool box rear seat
duel 10 gal fuel tanks under seats
cooler rack
31 inch Cooper tires less than 1000 miles
needs a little love an care
extra crank shaft,heads,blocks, and lots of extra engine parts
removable tow bar”
Just a few updates tonight….
I drove up to Sandpoint, Idaho, today to meet with the McKay brothers, aka Minnesota Chris and Idaho Todd. I had a great time with them last year and was looking forward to another visit.
I once again met them at Todd’s business, Big Lake Recreation. We went to lunch (a delicious burrito at Joel’s), then went to see Todd’s newest Tux. In the picture below, you can’t see them, but those two guys are under the blue Tux discussing some finer points of PTOs. I’m pretty sure they forgot all about me. Or maybe I was supposed to join them?
About that time I remembered I hadn’t been taking pictures, so I took the one below. Then, I too fell under the jeep spell and managed to forget taking another photo over the remainder of our time together. Though I didn’t get any more photos, I did get some good parts from Chris. So, thanks go to Todd and Chris for the great afternoon!
Speaking of Chris, he’ll be heading East to Minnesota in a few days. If you need anything transported, contact him at nscustoms@hotmail.com or through his Vintage Willys Parts Page on Facebook and maybe he can help you.
Update **sold**
“I got this original fire jeep from VT. It’s all original with correct mb engine and 6v accessories including sparton horn! Needs restoration, but a good starting point. Engine should run, I need to tune it up.”
Here’s a neat photo that includes VEC CJ-2As on the assembly line.
“This is an original press photo. The peacetime version of the Jeep is in volume production at the Willys-Overland plant here. Shown is a sub-assembly line where bodies get finishing touches. The company which expects a world wide market for the vehicles as a farm and industrial tractor, truck, mobile power unit and passenger conveyance plans to build 20,000 this year. Photo measures 10.75 x 8.25 inches. Photo is dated 07-26-1945.”
Some slow-going through Thailand’s mud.
“1962 Press Photo Anti-leprosy team push the Jeep in Yasothorn near Thailand. This is an original press photo. Fighting the stigma of the outcast Members of an anti-leprosy team struggled pushed a Jeep, carrying supplies, out of the mud in Yasothorn, Northeast of Thailand. The team, sponsored by the Thai Government and the World Health Organization of the United Nations surges out and treats leprosy victims throughout the country. The travel from village to village Setting up clinics in health centers or temples, where they dispense Sulfone drugs. Photo measures 10 x 8 inches. Photo is dated 08-25-1962.”