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UPDATE: Bob also snapped a picture at Phil Nelson’s Place in Columbiana. You can see it below.
I’ve never been there, but these are some great pics of the place from Gerald.
“A small display outside of Phil Nelson’s place in Columbiana Ohio. It is truely a treasure.”
Speaking of Bob, he has created a calendar he calls Broken Down Heroes. You can see some of his images here http://www.ewillys.com/?p=14615 and more here. You can get the calendar from a variety of sources, including Calendar.com.
The images span a range of vehicles likely trapped in their final resting place. Of course, there are a few jeeps sprinkled about his photographs.
It’s been modified some and beat up some as well.
“53 Willys Military Jeep. V8. Rebuilt Transmission. Runs Good. Ready for hunting season. Or have for fun. These are hard to find jeeps. call or email if interested. Extra parts. Make offer. Must sell. Branden 214-929-1497”
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1479451044.html
This may be a good price considering a recent rebuild.
“1959 WILLY’S CJ5 JEEP EXCELLENT RUNNING ORDER WITH MINOR RUST MAJOR OVERHAUL 6000 MILES AGO ON THE ORIGINAL HURRICAN “F” HEAD 134 CID ENGINE”
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1479657179.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2450.
It’s missing the lights upfront. It looks complete and original.
“1953 M38A1 4×4 jeep. Runs and drives. Rebuilt transmition and transfer case, 24 volt ignition system. This jeep is mostly original and would make a good restoration project as it has all original components in good shape with a solid frame and very restorable body. All parts for restoration are still available for this jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This is non running, but loks in solid condition on the outside.
“Ive owned this Willys for 15 years. Its not been driven and in storage for the last 10 years. From South Dakota. Has some rust . but not like most of these you see. Not modified, Orig flat 6 motor. Complete, everythings there, Will need some work to get it back on the road due to long term storage, Motors not locked up, but brakes are from sitting. Most all of thses you run across are shot and not worth messing with.This is a complete . orig wagon. have more pics, Price is firm,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Yeah, it needs some work, but it’s got a nice, old look about it.
this old jeep is complete its been sitting along time…everything worked when it was parked and had $1000.00 worth of front end gears and etc etc done to it…whats it worth….i dont know mutch about it except the 89 year old guy who told me to sell it has had this for many many years”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $500 — I love this one.
(08/30/09) What’s this chain drive? There’s no transfercase. I’ve not seen anything like it.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Fold down windshield frame (Has Willys Script) . Has a chain drive set up on transmission. Full time 4 wheel drive. 16″ Wheels. Has custom foolproof brake setup on transmission, instead of on the wheels. Has a rebuilt 1978 Ford 2.3L 4cylander. I dont think it has been fired since rebuild becuase it has no spark. I Believe it needs a new distributer. Has VW radiator with electric fan. Nice swivel bucket seats. Tub is solid. Everything has been reinforced. I bought this from an old master mechanic that did alot of work to it, and then it sat in his garage for many years, without ever being run. No paperwork. DOES NOT RUN! A GREAT PROJECT OR ALOT OF GOOD PARTS!! Needs to be finshed, i have too many other projects. It would be a great hunting rig when running. Better/ Stronger than a fourwheeler, and still small enough to fit on trails. $500 FIRM. No Tire Kickers. Call 882-1505 if intrested”
http://albany.craigslist.org/cto/1478722019.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3800 and is considered negotiable.
(11/16/09) It needs a little work.
“1948 Willys CJ 2C with a chevy 350 small block. Its been sitting in my garage just takeing up space. Engine runs. Steering gear box needs some adjustments. Have clean title. Asking $3,800 but will negotiate. If interested please email me at serenity0577@yahoo.com.”
http://cosprings.en.craigslist.org/cto/1479136944.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Why buy a gpw, mb or an m38 when your next restoration could be one of the rarest military jeep vehicles that exist. the m677 series jeep was ordered by the navy and marine corp in 1964. there were originally only about 300 ordered. there is now only about 30 or so that exist. of that 30 some are only rusty hulks found in fields by the people who have enough love for the jeep fc that they got out of their car took pictures and recorded the serial number. this auction represents a once in a life time chance to add this truly rare military to jeep your collection. i have seen on some military vehicle blogs that some people have been looking for 10 to 20 years for one of these. ok the truck.. first the body is rust free.”
