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Who thought this postcard idea was a good one? And, I’m not sure the message on the back is any better!
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Marc spotted this ad. Neither of us remember seeing the photo at the top.
“959 Jeep Willys Motors 4WD FC-150 Utility Wagon Magazine Ad Advertisement
Professional trimmed from 1959-1960 Successful Farming Magazines
Approximately 8″ X 11″ in Size”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900
This rare setup deserves a look. It runs
“1956 Willis Jeep CJ6 does not run, it has a koring drill on it appears to be a factory installed. I am a asking 900.00 or OBO.I can load on a trailer for the buyer.“
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price
Might make a good price.
“1944 MB jeep.This jeep is ready for a rebuild. The engine will crank, no muffler and leaks oil. Most cylinders have 80 to 90 lb. Has the 4 flat head engine and correct trans. The 4 wheel works. My plan was to rebuild the jeep. I finished a 1951 M38 and just do not have the time. This Jeep is for someone that want’s bring a WWII jeep back life. The body is in good shape to restore. most of the part are there. If you are interested email me and we can talk.”
1952 M-38: **SOLD** For $15,500 on eBay.
1953 M-38A1: **Status Unknown** Was on eBay but didn’t sell for $10k.
“1952M-38 & 1953M38 A-1 BOTH OF THESE ARE ON E-BAY, PLEASE CHECK THEM OUT—AUCTION LASTS TILL SUNDAY. #121407032486 & 121407032039 show contact info
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7995
The dash has been replaced. Looks like there are dark brown spray paint areas over the lighter base paint.
“1953 Willys … Runs , shifts & drives great … It’s been restored , everything works great , smooth running 4 cylinder , 4wd .. New super swampers , leaf springs .. My buddy built this to go duck hunting , it’s a must see to appricate”
This may be a good price. It appears to be a left hand drive.
“1970 kaiser mail jeep
It’s a awesome jeeps runs and drives great
Fun to drive”
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/4616399615.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
Not perfect, but might be worth a look.
“2 WD, 289 cu in ford engine, c4 automatic trans, p/s, good body, runs and drives well.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
It’s a little funky, but runs and drives.
“CJ5 Pickup 4cl OHV 90 HP. New brakes,& shocks Ing.carb. 6ft snowplow. $1,800. OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3850
This photo looks photoshopped a bit, but I liked it just the same. The trailer is not for sale. The paint on the hood is peeling.
“1949 Willys Station Wagon. This is a sweet old 2wd Willys Wagon that is a fun car to own. Most of the early Willys Wagons had a small 4 cylinder engine, but this is a rare one with the 6 cyl. It also has a working overdrive, so it does a little better on the road. It has a recent new battery, and the previous owner said that he went throw the brakes. It runs nice and cool, even in the hot weather.
This summer, I have been driving it just about every day, but I’m sure most people would want to do a complete restoration on it. I’ve never taken it on long trip, just 50 – 100 miles or so. Like any old car, it needs attention to lots of little things. The brake lights only work when they want to, The old vacuum wipers work….unless your going up a steep hill, and the front floor has been patched very badly, and should be redone.”
