UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.

Seems like a good price based on other ads I’ve seen.

“Nice original 1975 FJ40 Everything original and intact Runs and drives well 2F engine 4 speed transmission Original seats/interior Everything is there Drive as is, or restore Original color: Toyota sand dune tan”

Could be worth a look.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1034260680307790/

“Army mule, army paint brush finish, always keep indoor, four wheel drive and steer. Two cylinder air cooled engine.”

All four for $1000 or $500/each.

https://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/d/coeur-alene-willys-m274-military-mule/7161812289.html

“4 Willys M274 4-cylinder air cooled engines
All 4 engines are complete except one is missing the magneto and another is missing the carburetor.
They include bell housings and flywheels. Two have the clutch and pressure plate
3 turn over freely, 1 is stuck
1 has a military rebuild tag from Marine Corps Systems Command in Albany, Georgia with a date of 6-6 or 8 (can’t read the rest) Another has a rebuild tag of 12-65.

I bought these from the estate of a collector. I don’t know their condition other than their completeness. They were tucked under his work bench and obviously had been there for years.

$500 each or all 4 for $1,000.”

If not for the lower side rust this would be worth a look. The color and striping appear in good shape.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/243500973398342/

“1974 jeep Cherokee engine 360 V8 turns over no start. air condition power steering roll down windows lights work horn signals drivee floor has hole in it. All glass good. Rust quarters”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

A little more on the Selouki and Faegel/Highway Products.

Not a jeep; just ad odd vehicle. It just struck me as odd. Maybe it’s wide enough to haul a jeep inside? It’s built to carry cargo.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/262851598227358/

“1958 Mobile Postal Van, last year for Fageol. All complete, not running, 8.2 British Leyland turbo diesel, engine turns over, 38 feet in length. Not enough time anymore, must sell $4,000.00/OBO Clear title.”

This looks in pretty good shape and well could be a 25,000 mile vehicle.

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/d/hector-1954-willys/7164983701.html

“1954 Willys AeroLark. 2 door, 6 cylinder with overdrive. 25k (not a typo) original miles. Car runs and drives great. Asking $7,900 obo,”

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I don’t see many of these 60s land cruiser projects for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/707300930068196

This is in rough shape.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/731021794106692/

“Very rare 1972 Suzuki Jeep 4×4 only 2000 made 400 left 2 cylinder 2 stroke engine runs needs brakes and obviously lots of body work.”

The Land Cruiser projects I usually run across are in worse condition for similar dollars. This looks like a great candidate for a restoration or drive as is (Probably needs some mechanical fixes and hasn’t been run in a while). No description provided.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/282808182860949/

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.

Seller is flexible on price for the right home.

“If you want a title it’ll be the same price as a whole vehicle. I have this very rare little Suzuki LJ20 Jimny that I bought with big plans, but now need to move on. Engine is a water cooled 360cc 2cyl 2-stroke that is stuck, not sure how bad. 4spd manual trans, 4wd, needs a bit of everything. Practically zero rust but is missing one rear window. Even the original Toshiba headlights from ’73 are intact! Looking for $3000, open to offers Clean title in hand, on non-op Cash offers only, flexible on price to the right home.”

TJ spotted this Munga for sale. I don’t know enough about these to know if it’s been restored correctly.

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2020/06/30/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1968-dkw-munga?

“This 1968 DKW Munga 4 is a four-passenger, four-wheel-drive military model powered by a 981cc three-cylinder two-stroke engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. It is finished in dark olive green and features a tan canvas soft top and a four-point roll bar behind the front seats. The vehicle previously resided in Italy, and was refurbished by a prior owner before being imported to the US three years ago. This Munga is now offered with removable soft canvas doors, a spare fuel tank and other parts, import documentation, and a clean New York title.”

I know nothing about this model, but looks like a nicely updated rig.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2961284103967909/

“Sbc 350/350 trans.Edelbrock carb/intake.Rv cam.64 2wd C10 frame.Power disc up front,manual steering.Autometer gauges”

It’s a project.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1120958288274744/

“Needs restored. Has been stored indoors for 30 years. All original parts. Clear title. Make offer”

Blaine forwarded this CJ-7-like 1990 vehicle built in South Korea that’s being auctioned on Bring-A-Trailer. There are LOTS of pics.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-ssangyong-korando/

“This 1990 SsangYong Korando K9 is based on the Jeep CJ-7 and was imported from South Korea to the US by the seller in 2019. This long-wheelbase example is powered by an Isuzu-sourced 2.2L diesel inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission and a two-speed transfer case. It is finished in cream over black, and equipment includes a Warn winch, a limited-slip rear differential, and a reversible second-row bench seat. This Korando is now offered with import documents and a clean Alabama title in the seller’s name.”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

The seller is doing a Craigslist ‘auction’ of this Tug. The current price is $4000.

“For sale to highest bidder. Jeep CJ-10A used as an airport tug. Has Nissan diesel engine and runs, used very little. Never titled. Located at Rockingham County Shiloh Airport. Automatic transmission. More information about this model can be found by searching for Jeep CJ-10A on the internet.
VIN: 3VOTA24XXFM-0005
Must pick up. Sold as is, where is. Cash or certified check only.

Highest bid as of June 8 is $4,000. Please respond by email only. Bidders will be notified of highest bid by return email at the end of each day. Bidding will end on Sunday June 21, 2020. In case of identical high bids, the earliest time stamp will be honored.”