UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.

“I have a fairly complete, original, unrestored, and solid WW2 1943 Willys MBT trailer. It’s been painted a few times. But a quick pressure wash revealed the original OD, USA numbers, stars, and unit markings. We have plenty of restored Jeeps and trailers out there, and this one should be cleaned up and preserved as is.

The only parts missing are the two rear reflectors, wiring and both tail lights. Original lunette, chains, drawbar, leg, hand brake, dataplate, fenders, combat rims . . . and the kicker . . . NO tail gate!

I’ve had this for over a year, and actually used it a few times to haul plastic bottles and cans to the recycling center. It tows great and the hand brake works as it should. Current California PTI registration to my name. The previous owner had a coupler hitch attached, but fortunately used the original holes up front. I just recently removed the drawbar, leg, and lunette for storage. But you get everything shown in the photos.”

UPDATE: Still Available

(11/19/2013) It includes two combat wheels.

“This is a WWII military Jeep trailer manufactured by Bantam in 1945.

It is in very original and complete condition – still in its original Marine Corp colors and markings.

Some rust along front edge where front panel meets the angle iron on front of frame. Some cracks in bed. Has a tailgate modification – but was done with clean cuts straight up and down and real panel still in place for restoration. The best possible tailgate scenario for restoration.

Has all original reflectors, two combat wheels, original lunette set-up, one safety chain, even has one black out light still in place!”

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/atq/4260992211.html

UPDATE: Was listed at $500. Sold quickly.

This appears to have promise.

“pulls down road fine needs restored or use as is, no title”

UPDATE: This appears to have sold. Was listed at $600.

“Just traded a 1948 bantam jeep trailer, but didn’t fit my needs. Descent shape, some rust in bed, pintle hitch, great tires, pulls great. Titled with perm plate. $600.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.

“Good condition. Body has been sandblasted and painted. Canvas top custom-fit to trailer. Solid floorboards.
Price: $2200”

UPDATE:  **SOLD**  Was $1500.

It was produced after the war, but still a neat trailer.

“A very unique and rare trailer as used by the military to be towed behind a Jeep.”

This trailer looks like a good price.

“Sweet 1966 Jeep Style Army Trailer in great working Condition! 12 volt wired w original lights! Pintle hitch set up w working ha d brake. Comes w spare!
Will sell fast!
750 or best offer.”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/for/4233990393.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000

This trailers looks good.

“1947-1949 Bantem Trailer. 3 New Aluminum Mags and Desert Dueler P225-75R-15 tires. Custom made Stainless Steel Top. Custom made Tongue rack with two mounted 5 gallon gas cans. Trailer Jack. Wood Flooring over metal. Interior tool box. Locks on top and gas cans. Excellent condition.”

Never seen a Cherokee turned into a trailer!

“1988 cheroke half shell with pink slip trailer with pink slip single 12 bolt truck axle”

http://ventura.craigslist.org/rvs/4196722302.html

This has potential.

“This is a restorable 1943 Bantam Jeep trailer designed to go behind the MB / GPW Jeeps. It is straight and not rusty. It does have a few man made holes in the front and the floor. It has the original date plate. The lunette needs work but it there as well as the parking brake. Fenders are gone but replacements are easily found. Restore or use as it is. $650.00 email with your phone number and I’ll call you back”

http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/4195887705.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600

This might be worth a look.

“This is an old WWII jeep trailer. Mostly original I repacked the bearings and put new military tires on it. Also installed and wired new lights”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.

Looks solid.

“Jeep Trailer manufactured by Bantam, model T3-C. This is the civilian model of the military jeep trailer. It has 15″ jeep wheels, working tailgate, working lights, licensed, jack stand by hitch, 2″ ball hitch and solid steel plate in the bed, spare tire and mount. No rust holes, good useable condition or ready for a restoration, these trailers have a website. It is probably a 1947 by the serial number on the original Bantam ID plate which I have. I also have the rare original oak top bows for an additional 250.00.”

This looks solid.

“Nice Bantam TC-3, (probably 1947 by serial #) licensed, all lights work, spare tire and mount, tail gate works, 2″ hitch mount, steel plate in bed, no rust holes, the wheels are 15″ CJ5. I have the original Bantam plate with the serial number. I also have the original top bows for an additional $250.00. Trailer is ready to use or restore to original. Call 559 877-4310 to come take a look.”

http://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/4176229137.html