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There are plenty of interesting, unusual, historic and surprising stories related to Jeeps and their owners. In addition, some of these features have nothing to do with jeeps. This link will display all featured stories starting from the latest.
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“1952 willys fire truck. 4×4,twin stick tranfer case, pto winch, flat head 6cyl engine, needs restored. Body is in nice shape. for pics and more info, please call”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1850.
(05/21/2014) No pics provided.
“$2550 OR BEST OFFER before June 29, 2014
New 4 cylinder motor.
Conversion from 6 volts to 12 volts started.
Dark green color with aluminum cab.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
(10/01/2013) This looks solid.
1960 Willys Wagon, completely rebuild 289 with only 500 miles. Rebuild transmission and transfer case also with 500 miles, new leaf springs w/ 1″ lift, new brakes and wheel seals, all front end bushing replaced. New radiator with elec. fan, new wiper motor. Runs and drives excellent, current registration. Drive it home. No rust”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
(04/06/2014) Sitting on S-10 Chassis.
“Rare panel truck 383 stroker motor headers aluminum radiator. Sitting on 96 s10 frame rides and drives like a newer vehicle”
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/19/2014) Seems like a very good price. It doesn’t have a title.
“Willys CJ 2 A , 1947 , has buick / kaiser jeep v 6 , power steering , metal top , canvas doors
$3500. bo .. Bill of Sale only”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/4533174430.html
The driver’s side new disc brake.
Before I get to the brakes, this past Friday Ann’s mother Rosemary decided to buy a motorhome. Well, not that she’d decided on Friday, but rather earlier in the week she caught the motorhome bug. After plowing through websites, stats and prices over a period of several days, she learned there was a local motorhome show happening. On Friday she and Ann went down to the show and found a 28′ Sunseeker. On Saturday, we brought it home.
I bring this story up because I’d already been planning to head to Seattle for a few days to taken advantage of the nice weather and work on Biscuit. On Saturday I left with the understanding that Ann, her mother, and Ann’s aunt Kathy planned leave on Saturday as well. They were going to drive the motorhome (Apparently nicknamed ‘Abby’ at this point) to Spokane, then head to Seattle to drop off Ann with me. Next, Rosemary would head south to Vancouver, before turning back toward Pasco.
They spent the night Saturday night in Spokane, but instead of going to Seattle, I got word on Sunday that Rosemary hijacked the plans and decided to head to Montana (with Ann and the wheel). Over the next few days they camped in several spots (Walmarts on two occasions — which offers free camping) in Montana and Wyoming. After staying Thursday night in Yellowstone, they finally arrived late Thursday night back home in good spirits.
Apparently the navigation in the motorhome doesn’t work well. They ended up traveling on this gravel road through western Montana on this gravel road at night.
This World Market was right across the parking lot from the Walmart where they stayed in Billings. Not exactly my idea of camping, but they were having fun.
Nice bit of art at the Little Big Horn Battlefield.
This was a parking lot at the Cody, Wyoming, Walmart. I’ve seen worse campsites!
Ann managed to take this photo on her phone from the camper. They were between Cody and Yellowstone NP.
Steve shared this eBay auction. There are several jeeps in the mix.
“This lot features a very large lot of military models. They have been in storage for quite some time so they are dirty and some are missing pieces. I have taken more than 12 pictures, so see below for all of them. Some other small pieces may fall off during shipping. The paint job on these pieces is EXCELLENT, whoever did the painting did 10 times better than I could. Some of the rubber treads have dry rotted.
We have other lots from the same owner available if you like the paint job (and some of the loose parts may be mixed into other lots) so bid on them all ;)”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3700.
Looks solid.
“’47 Willys cj2a for sale. Older restoration, but garage kept for the last 20 years. Original engine, no rust. Roll bar and seat belts added. Have title, tags, and recent inspection. $3,700.00 firm, cash only.”
Look solid.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ-2A. Red. All stock. Runs well. $14k invested. All receipts kept in binder and listed on spreadsheet. All work performed by former professional mechanic. Lots of value here. Has clean, restorable body; underbody in good condition. Clean title – pink slip in hand. Currently registered ‘non-op’ and uninsured. Call for questions or to set appointment to see it July 5-9 in Carmel, CA.
Among other items, it has:
Rebuilt steering
All new brakes, including cylinders, shoes, and lines.
New top, front and back seats all from Beachwood Canvas.
New exhaust
New wheels and tires
All new instruments including fuel sending unit.
New fuel tank
New windshield frame, glass and wipers
New alternator
New carburetor
New air filter
New side steps
New halogen headlights
Radiator rebuilt
Completely rewired”
http://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/4539462384.html
Runs and drives.
“It runs and drives and has a little rust. Only a few made.
*title available
*price is $8900
I will take a good offer.”
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4544226670.html
