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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
This looks like a good price.
“Selling this rare T-1 westinghouse air compressor for a willys jeep or world war 2 jeep.
These were used for deflating and inflating tires on the battlefield or spraying paint or agricultural use.
VERY rare and it’s currently attached to an electric motor as a 1960’s home built air compressor but it works and can be easily removed and used on a jeep.
I am asking $350 or best offer for it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Seller believes the hardtop to be homemade, but it looks allot like a Koenig.
“46 or so willys jeep with snow plow homemade hardtop turns over fine I rebuilt carb but have not got it fired up yet
No title”
Includes an extra engine. I believe that’s a Kelly hardtop.
https://missoula.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-willys-jeep/6546900857.html
“1953 Willy CJ3 Jeep runs good has a rebuilt radiator, good tires, has a spare engine that was given to a school by the National Guard and was used for students to tear down and put together. It was disassembled by a mechanic and found it has no problems and was put back together—it’s basically a new engine that has never been run, has a tow bar, the Jeep will need brakes and some tender loving care but would be a good project”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
Glenn shared this parts’ FC.
“OLD JEEP ?? GOOD FRAME LOT OF GOOD HARD TO GET PARTS 250.00 MAKE OFFER CALL”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
Has a later model oil bracket (oval or hole type). Might be a 3A/M-38/or DJ-3a engine.
“This is from an old Willys Jeep. My father purchased it many years ago and said it was used as an instructional tool for an auto shop class. Supposedly all new and never run. Make offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Bill shared this ad.
“Late 50’s early 60’s Willys FC pickup bed, some rust in fenders but overall very straight and solid. No tailgate.”
Here’s evidence of Ford GPs in Brazil.
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“1942 Press Photo American Jeeps in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This is an original press photo. “Jeep” cars of U.S. manufacture pass through a Rio de Janeiro street February 13, as Brazilian War Minister General Gaspar Eurico Dutra reviewed units of Brazil’s motor-mechanized forces before their departure for Recife. (Brazil – Defense). Photo measures 9 x 7.25 inches. Photo is dated 02-13-1942.”
Looks like a Ford GP to me.
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“1944- A U.S. Army soldier in a jeep watches a Piper J-3C 65 Cub, re-designated L-4 Grasshopper, liaison plane take off from a gravel road. Photo measures approx. 8″ x 10″”
Ron’s got this 3B for sale. Unusual to see bow holders on a 3B.
https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-willys-cj3b-jeep/6547050485.html
“Nice little Willys CJ3b “High Hood” with NO rust and has a just re-built F4-134 engine that starts instantly and runs quietly and very smooth. They don’t make these rigs any more. Has 12 volt conversion with alternator, new fuse panel and all new wiring. Has electric fuel pump, complete new exhaust system, new 7:00-15LT non-directional military type tread tires made by Specialty Tires of America. All original drive train including T90 3 speed transmission and D18 transfer case, high and low 4wd. Recently re-upholstered seats. This little flat fender is in excellent condition. Located in Webster, NH, right next to Concord, can be seen most anytime in heated shop with lift.”
