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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
The back has been cut, but this seems in good shape otherwise. It has the data plate, too.
“1945 military bantam jeep trailer. I wanted to build an off road camper that could haul my 4wheeler and roof top tent but I need a bigger trailer willing to trade for trailer or cash”
Hi! I was wondering if this is still available for sale? My husband restored our 1982 CJ5 and I would love to get him a bantam for Father’s Day. I just started looking, so I’m new to figuring this out, but yours looks like what I’m supposed to be looking for! Thanks for your time!
Hi Stephani,
According to the FB post, this trailer has sold. I’ve updated the post.
Vintage jeep trailers are getting harder to find. Some were made during WWII and more afterwards. There were a number of manufactures, including Bantam, Willys, Converto, Sterling, and Sears branded trailers.
Here’s a 1950s trailer that needs some work that I posted to eWillys a couple days ago (not mine): https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/851985805417440
Good luck in your hunt,
– Dave