UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
(07/23/2014) Runs and drives.
“1981 Mail Jeep for sale. Runs good, has GM 2.5 engine and auto trans, 2 wd, good rubber, milage unknown”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
(07/23/2014) Runs and drives.
“1981 Mail Jeep for sale. Runs good, has GM 2.5 engine and auto trans, 2 wd, good rubber, milage unknown”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
“1962 Jeep FC170 project, solid cab and bed, runs great, includes all parts to complete.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/02/2013) “To the best of my knowledge this is the correct information. {I am this for a family member}1962 6cyl/ automatic with plow. My family member said he had it started a year or so ago. I may be able to find the book that goes with it. Buy it as it is—no other info regarding this vehicle is available.
am willing to work on a solid offer.
PLEASE NOTE:THIS WOULD NOT LET ME GO TO
PAGE WITHOUT PUTTING IN PARTS/SALVAGE/CLEAN
ETC.—–I am not saying this is clean—this is an old vehicle—
it is what it is. old.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500
(05/10/2014) The truck looks good. It is listed as being in Laguna Beach, but it is listed in the Reno Craigslist. Maybe the owner lives in Laguna, but the truck is located in the Reno area?
“1957 Jeep Willy’s flatbed truck. Excellent condition, original straight 6 cylinder engine. 3 speed. Runs great! I have had this Jeep for over twenty years and it’s always been dependable…loved it! If you are interested, please call (not email) “
UPDATE: **SOLD** No Prices given.
James forwarded this gem of an ad. Looks like there are military and civilian jeeps for sale here.
“I recently purchased an estate of Willy’s CJ Jeeps and Parts, and I think I am ready to see if anyone needs parts or project vehicles. Mostly vintage with many early Willy’s CJ2A’s in complete condition and various stages. I have tubs also, some even bead blasted and ready to go. Looks like a fair amount of CJ5 and possibly early CJ7 as well. Look at the photos, that will give you an idea, most of the vehicles with wheels have complete drive trains. There are many loose front ends, rear ends, transmissions, and engine parts, as well as body parts.”
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
“This is a classic Willys jeep, ready for restoration. I am not sure if it runs, it has just been sitting. No title, just a bill of sale. ”
Lawrence, his whippets, his whippet and his FC made the Vancouver Sun on Friday. Alyn Edwards produced a great article about Lawrence. You can read the entire article online and see more facts here:
http://driving.ca/auto-news/news/whippets-namesake-car-share-love-of-speed
Ann and I and my boys are camping near Lake Stevens for a day and then will be up at Deception Pass for a couple days. I expect updates will be spotty, but I’ve got a few things to read for Sunday.
I authored an article for Mark Smith’s War Jeeps site on five major trips undertaken with a Ford GPA Seep. It was a fun article to write. During my research I learned that Helen Schreider is still alive and living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. There’s a producer working on a film about her. The producer volunteered to ask her some questions I composed, but I’ve yet to hear back form them.
http://warjeeps.com/articles/Seep/ford-gpa-adventures-article/ford-gpa-adventures.html

Frank and Helen Schreider in India, 1960.
Tim Evans and his son Kyle attended the MBPA convention recently. This year it was held in Louisville, Kentucky. They had a great time. Tim forwarded a few photos. If you want to view more photos, check out this link http://bensimage.smugmug.com/Events/MVPA-2014/
Here’s an article about the 2014 convention from militarytrader.com.
1. Kneeling before their M-38A1 is Kyle on the left and Tim on the right. My jeep can bring me to my knees at times, too 🙂
2. Kyle poses in front of a M-715 ambulance that was for sale.
3. Tim and Kyle pose with General Patton impersonator Denny Hair.
This image provides a great look at the grille area of the Bantam BRC-60.