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UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/29/2022) Seems worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2051381385047014
“1948 Willy’s jeep runs and drives selling for relatives in eastern MT $8,000 OBO”
This 12-page Jeep News issue was a harder one for me to find. It includes a couple advertising inserts as well.
UPDATE: Status unknown. Was $5500. Link was no longer active on the FB group.
This CJ-3B doesn’t have the single gauge, so it is likely earlier than a 1957.
“Looking to see what it’s worth 1957 willys ? It was running 2yrs ago when parked by relative that has passed. Located in oregon…”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
It’s a project or parts.
“1942 Ford Jeep with tags. Nothing under the hood. Has axel assemblies & suspension. No title but bill of sale. We can load on flat bed with sky track. Pick up near Chandler Oklahoma.”
Unclear how much value is here. It has a variety of updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/500061095350066
“PLEASE TEXT MY SON ITS HIS 4o5-287-477o 1955 Willy’s jeep Got it in trade Has a Chevy inline 6 cylinder with twin stick t case Motor does run on gas jug Needs rewired No title Has motor, trans, and transfer case Has some rust but not terrible it’s old and been hacked on to fit motor 2500 OBO or trade for Toyota, samurai, etc trade for Chevy square body or obs or Gbody Tools, welder, trailer, man stuff”
Sounds like the seller must sell.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1159997421536086
“Older Jeep in pieces. Tub, 2 frames one custom made to accept a chevy v6. Original motor and Trans with it. Will entertain offers, and trades. Dakota truck, bangs, ammo. Title is included. If it’s posted its available. Moving sale. Will post more items.”
Andy spotted this project early wagon.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1948-jeep-wagon/5922381401163723
“1948 Willys Wagon project. No engine or transmission included. Have title. Pretty much as you see. Not a lot of extra parts.”
Chris shared this CJ-5 for sale. It looks like it has value.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/495533742735984
“1962 Willy’s Jeep. Barn find been sitting a long time have not tired to start it. been converted to Buick V6 Has minimal rust in the tub (one hole ) frame looks ok floors look ok it is mostly complete. top is completely dry rotted It was primarily used as a hunting rig in the 70s & 80s. Would make a good project. Have title in hand. No more pictures at this time.”
Has a variety of mods. Only one pic posted. It may have a fiberglass body. The fenders are fiberglass.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1165640594052891
“$3750 obo roller as is, rhino spray tub, axles transfer case and transmission there, engine not hooked up is chevy inject 4.3 liter vortec”
UPDATE: Still Available.
Mark is selling his nice looking Mighty Mite.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1948-jeep-wagon/5922381401163723
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/el-dorado-hills-1961-m422a1-mighty-mite/7573260880.html
“Ground-up, well-sorted build for desert trail exploring/camping and forest service roads. Driven with respect for the 1/4 ton independent suspension driveline, this has proven capable on the mining roads of Nevada. 2,500 miles since build was completed in 2016. California-title with current ‘23 tags. Cruises readily at 50-55 mph.
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Bad cows …
I had big plans to work out early and get out to the shop. But, just as I finished my lifting, our neighbor Andrew texted me at 7:30am, “I got a text from my neighbor Dan Green. Your cows are in his pasture.”
Ugh. There went my early start in the shop.
We piled on clothes (below freezing this morning), loaded up the UTV, and headed over to Andrew’s fence line (the cows have been borrowing Andrew’s pasture). Sure enough, the cows had created a nice wide entrance in the wire fence.
The moment the cows heard our UTV, they recognized it was feeding time, so we lured six of them back to Andrews pasture. Of course, one dumb cow, our 7mo steer, couldn’t figure out how to get back through the fence, so, of course, he went over another part of the non-barbed wire fence, damaging it. Ugh.
Once at Andrew’s pasture, we wooed them over to our pasture with food and closed the access gate to Andrew’s place. With the cows grounded, we went to work on the fence.
Thankfully, it didn’t take too long to fix the fence. I.believe our two mischievous 2yo steers (they become meat next month) were leaning over the fence to get some tall grass in Dan Green’s pasture, which caused the fence to collapse. Bad cows.
Now for the cage progress. I’ll skip the explanation (am tired) and just get straight to the pics. The big loop is completed, along with the back bars and the rear cross bar. Everything is, level, square, tacked-in-place, and ready for more bars.
There will be no work on Friday (quick trip to Seattle), but I plan to get back to it this weekend. I’ll add more bars for strength, then begin work on the front loop.
Barry has posted on Farm Jeep a really cool and rare brochure with plenty of pics from the Transport Motor Company out of California. During the late 1940s they had a full line of jeep attachments, from Hydraulic lifts, to farm equipment, to fire fighter and sprayers and more.
View it all here: https://www.farmjeep.com/farm-jeep-parts/lifts/other-hydraulic-lifts/transport-motor-company-tmc-hydraulic-lift/
Here a list of the products TMC offered:
And, this shows a bucket:
Hopefully, Fred is able to fulfill his New Years resolution this year.
Roger Martin shared this classic Ford Bronco Commercial with me. I figured you folks would enjoy it, too.
Only the one pic. There appears to be quite a bit of cherry woodwork on it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/439962224656367
“Cherry Jeep! re-built head turner show winner”
Tom shared this nice looking MB.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1375306293283087
“Very rare only 25k made. This was the first Jeep Willys MB made for ww2 before Ford made the stamped grill. Built in Ohio a lot of very hard to find original parts. Runs and drives very nice. The ultimate jeep collectible Serial number 110515 D.O.D 1-8-42”
Looks solid.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1572602356536211
“I have a 1948 Jeepster.. All steel parts . With a aftermarket Straight axle front end conversion with Vega steering box. 283 small block Chevrolet. turbo 400 transmission. Hurst lockout automatic shifter. with dual Magna Flow exhaust system.and a 9 in Ford rear end.Bluetooth AM/FM stereo. GPS speedometer. New tires and wheels. This car does not have a convertible top.fun little toy”
Andy shared this dump-bed-equipped truck. It’s listed as a 1966, which of course is incorrect.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/577185147124005/
“1966 Willie’s aluminum dump body plow 4 wheel drive road worthy 3 speed original engine flat head plow works creepy gear is unbelievable asking 10000 or best offer”
This looks in decent shape, though the steering wheel looks twisted.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/713751210311181
“Vintage 1960 Structo ride on fire chief Willys model Jeep. This is a large and heavy steel ride on toy that measures approximately 25 3/4″ long, 10″ wide and is 1 ft tall. It is missing the siren and has minor expected play wear. Looks great and all other features work. Wheels roll smooth, large storing compartment in rear, steering is smooth and it displays very”
Unclear how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/770525880726790
“1948-50 Willys Jeep. Does not run, No title”
Save the Tornados, right Dan?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1491732797976804
“230 tornado jeep straight six replacement for a wills Jeep from the 60’s this motor has been rebuilt never used set for many years it will probably need the seals replace”
This has a funky windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/655289449472023
“Here for your consideration is an April 13th, 1943 Louisville, KY production Ford GPW 1/4 ton jeep. Disassembly was begun so there are some loose parts. Perfect restoration project. Has all four wheels (post war CJ rims with modern street tires) but not pictured. Has a post war early CJ motor that is not seized up. I purchased this almost two years ago but with two other WWII jeep projects this one has to go.”
It has an extra body, but it’s a bit rusty.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/764987708288170
“1963 cj3b has title and extra tub. Runs, drives, and stops! $8,000 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Lots of rust here. Unclear there is much value.
“OBO. No title, will provide bill of sale. Located just south of San Antonio, TX. Willing to ship at buyer’s expense. I take cash, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or CashApp. 1943 Willys MB: – Chassis #MB225765 – ACM1 Body #125686 – Pre-war engine casting #635713, head casting #637014 – Original T84 transmission, shifts smoothly – Original Dana 23 full floating rear axle – Early split style seat frame – Both bumperettes present – Original headlight buckets and blackout lights – Original fire extinguisher bracket in driver footwell Body is rough, chassis is in ok shape. Jeep is still restorable for sure, or good for parts on other restorations”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
The body might be worth the price. It’s listed as a 1944 MB, but it’s got a Civvy frame and fiberglass body.
“Fibreglas body. No title motor hasn’t run in over 20 years”
