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Steve shared this photo and article from the August 1946 issue of Popular Mechanics, PG 113. You can see the entire issue at Google books.
Marc found this unusual official Navy photo. Besides sporting a lady on the back tire, this jeep has several unusual aspects, such as the front bumper, the odd piece sticking down near the muffler, and the aluminum(?) piece covering the cowl’s side.
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Here are a couple photos of women and a jeep from Europe.
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This is a nice looking jeep for the price.
“Willys Jeep, buick v-6, power steering, two gas tanks. too much to list. Things I would trade for.
nice tent trailer, firearms, ammo, forklift, ? ? ?
E-maile me what you have. Put “Jeep trade” so i know its not spam”
http://fresno.craigslist.org/bar/4336097448.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
It looks solid.
“Hi my name is jeff. I have a 1946 willy’s jeep. It is a CJ2A flathead Four cyliner. original motor and trasmission. Asking 5000 Obo or trade for a 1971-1974 ford bronco.”
Doesn’t run.
“Rare 1960 Jeep FC 150. Does not run needs full restoration or use for parts. Please call six15 four 85 four four o9 Thanks. $1000.00”
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/4335919778.html
UPDATE: WAs $875. Status Unknown.
There’s value here.
“I bought this jeep for a hobby when I retired,but I have to many projects,and I just know I not ever going to have the time, I bought it about 15 years ago for 875.00 and that what I want for it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700
“Clearing out the yard. Must go!!! Cheap!!! Great Jeep to fix up and take hunting! No worries about scratching it. This military jeep had the wrong engine so we removed it. The transmission and transfercase were tired and also removed. Body is straight. Frame is good but has additional things welded to it. Has a Saginaw Steering Box. Isn’t OEM but it’s like having power steering. So easy to turn! Does not have engine, drive line, and many other bits. I have extra CJ engines and transmissions should you be interested. Take her home and restore this old warhorse to her former glory. At least get her going. No paperwork.”
UPDATE: Was $1200. **Status Unknown**
This looks like a good price.
“1945 Jeep Trailer Dump style.
It is in very good shape for its age.
Very heavy duty.
Asking 1,200.00 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15000
Looks good.
“If interested, please call five-o-three-six-three-one-two-two-eight-three, or five-o-three-four-seven-five-eight-six-one-three. Serious inquiries only. Thank you!”
