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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
Doesn’t run.
“Not running as it is 1947 willy cja2
Has a 289 v8 ford in it
Plus 4 extra tire with it like the once on it in the picture”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
(06/26/2014) Has a few updates. Looks solid.
“1946 ford GPW or jeep. Fresh rebuild on the drivetrain which is all stock. Starter freshly rebuilt. All paperwork for everything that’s been done.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000
“Ford GPW, thought I would have the time to put it all back together, but haven’t.
Frame is a 1945 GPW- all repainted
Flat 4 engine was professionally rebuilt and hasn’t been fired
Nice tires
Seats are reupholstered
Have pretty much everything for a restoration, just need the time
Tub is 1947 Willys with not the greatest paint and body work
Title in hand, Lots of records
Please email with questions
Will sell for $4000 or trade for drivable Jeep or ???”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/4575062931.html
UPDATE: Still AVailable
(01/07/2014) This looks in good condition.
“Priced for immediate sale. Fantastic Military Jeep for parades or personal use. Original 24 volt system and no rust anywhere. 50 calibre machine gun replica ($1,200) included. Under 5 k miles on vehicle and title.”
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/4575183413.html
I happened across this rare set of tracked jeeps made by O’Laughlin (a person or a company?), or it could just be one jeep with successive modifications. I only uncovered a few photos photos and very little information.How experiments on this related to the M-28/M-29 amphibious Weasel are not clear to me, but they appear to have been parallel projects given the Weasel research was begun in 1942.
I found this photo of the tracked jeep at a Cargo & Personnel Carrier site:
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/UnitedStates/cargo-personnel/cargo-personnel.html
I found a thread on an argentine model site where someone constructed a look-a-like model.
http://kalkin.foros.ws/t12174/olaughlin-modified-jeep/
This could potentially be the same jeep as above, only it’s rear area has been altered. I can’t quite read the numbers on the hood in the top pic to know for sure. 
Finally, there’s a page about a tracked jeep at 42FordGPW, but the page never refers to either vehicle as a Modified vehicle. Perhaps someone can add to this info?
Paul spotted this photo at the “Just a Car Guy” website. Given at least some of these are Slat Grilles, I’d guess this was taken late 1941 or early 1942?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
Check out the gauge panel!
“1947 Willys CJ2-A.
+/- 1100 miles on the motor.
2000 miles(front axle) 5000miles (rear axle)
225ci Buick Fireball (oddfire) V6 Bored to 230ci
bellhousing and input shaft are the conversion point
GM power steering box and pump (variable ratio)
collapsible steering column
Holley 650 CFM carburetor with aluminum manifold.
31″ BFGoodrich allterrains (2-3000 miles)
9″ floating drum brakes
brake lines have less than 1000 miles
BRAND NEW mechanical fuel pump
BRAND NEW water pump
drive shafts are custom built and balanced
Schedule 80 steel pipe roll cage
Turbo mufflers
80’s mustang radiator
leather top and tow bar
no radio
no heat
no a/c”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
If this had some good paint, it might be a nice looking jeep.
“1947 Willys CJ2A Same owner for 25 years. 283 balanced / blueprinted throttle body injection, 4 sp. , Dana 44’s , power steering, tilt wheel, front disc, roll cage, cb, 1500 miles on new motor. A lot of money invested, have receipts, needs paint to be complete.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
(08/20/2013) It is colorful!
“Come test drive this old mail truck, right side stearing. It’s a 1982 Mail Jeep DJ-5L – Runs great. Most all lights have been replaced with LED lighting.”
UPDATE: This was a government model. There’s a id plate on the dash (thanks Dan!).
The interior appears well-coverd with paint.
“1957 jeep willys truck fc150 runs great in great shape fully restored 4 wheel drive hurricane four cylinder engine 3 speed manual transmission has new 373 axles front and back aalso have the original axles to go with asking $8900 obo come take it for a drive serious inquirys only! dont waste my time with scams”
http://binghamton.craigslist.org/cto/4573770472.html
