UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(10/10/2013) Looks like a nice winch on the front.
“Im selling my 1958 M38A1 Willy’s Army Jeep. Ninety percent original parts! Runs great. New batteries. A must see! Asking $4200.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(10/10/2013) Looks like a nice winch on the front.
“Im selling my 1958 M38A1 Willy’s Army Jeep. Ninety percent original parts! Runs great. New batteries. A must see! Asking $4200.00 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(09/13/2013) Robin spotted this CJ-2A. I thought I’d seen another jeep with a similar box, but can’t locate it now.
“Nice old Jeep. Drive train solid, body needs work. Price is firm. Mostly original, only modifications are on the body. Can be seen only on weekends as I travel through out the week.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/11/2013) Never been mounted.
“A steel replacement jeep tub for a Willys 1946-1953 CJ2A and CJ3A jeep.
Tub has been in storage for 25 years…and is ready for someone’s Willys Jeep project.
Never been on a frame… and in good shape.
Call 360-571-3365”
Not many updates tonight. I sprained my finger playing basketball today, so typing is a bit slow.
This weekend Mitch Carter and the Wandering Willys Jeep Club drove the Naches Pass. Normally, Mitch would take his M-38 over the pass, but this time Mitch drove his recently purchased (out of a field) rare Perkin’s powered 1966 CJ-6 for its inaugural jeep trip.
You can see from these photos posted in August that his jeep wan’t quite ready to go jeeping when he bought it. However, over the past couple of months his got the jeep back into running shape. Then he added some new wheels and tires. Great work Mitch! The jeep looks good and it appears you had a fun run.
My son Karson will be in Virginia another week before ending heading back to Sacramento where he completes his FEMA/Americorps experience. During his travels this past year he’s introduced a variety of people to eWillys (well done!). This weekend he was hiking with friends in the Blueridge Mountains where he spotted this M-38A1 on a trailer all by itself.
How about this cool photo.
“This 8″ x 10″ B&W Glossy Photo of the Edgcomb Steel Jeep Truck was taken in Philadelphia in 1962. The photo remains in good condition, exhibiting only light signs of vintage wear (faint crease marks, etc.).”
Looks like a lot can fit! Marc spotted this unusual photo on eBay out of the UK.
This looks interesting.
“This rotating maintenance guide is in good condition.It was in a collection from a WW 2 vet.It measures 8″ in diameter.”
Here’s a good shot of a SEEP’s underside during a test course run.