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“1974 mail jeep right hand drive was going paint and fix got some done motor runs good trans leaks alittle needs some wireing done just got to many projects i traded on job”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was For Trade.
Seller wants Linkbelt setup.
“Want to trade a NOS Braden capstan winch for a Linkbelt setup.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Appears to need rear lights? Most definitely could use some paint.
“CJ-2a, virtually original. Had this unit many years…..2 extra engines, another trans, plus other sweet accessories and extras…….(Originally Maroon, it was painted yellow before I had it)
This is a real nice find, folks…….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,000
(12/08/2014) Looks good.
“RESTORED: Keeping it as near as original as possible with minor upgrades. Date restored August Dec.-2014. Not an off frame, frame did not have any rust issues, the cab and body sanded down to bare metal primed several times, very small amount of rust. The bed was removed, the floor was replaced with -3/4” treated plywood and covered with beautiful Oak hardwood finished with Golden Oak stain and Helmsman Spar Urethane.
ENGINE: Origin Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3999.
(11/04/2014) Has a couple updates and a patch in the rear. Runs and drives.
“46 Willys for sale. In great shape. Little rust on the under side can be fixed. Floor boards and body in good shape. Interior also in good shape. Has the original engine and runs strong. Brand new rims and tires. And a complete extra set. All fluids changed and filters. Also tune up was done. Make me an offer. No lo ballers please. Serious interest only.”
Seems like there may be value here. It’s supposed to have a rear PTO, but nothing protrudes from the back.
“Buick V6. Frame in very good condition. Body is decent. Restoreable or drive as is. Has rear pto. Extra Trans and case. New and used parts to go with it. Call for details. Needs little work to run. Clean gas tank.
Please no email!
Call or text ”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/cto/4854865471.html
We’ve seen a poorer quality version of this photo. Here’s a better scan of the June 1955 photo from Willys News with the caption in tact. Though the caption doesn’t mention the movie name, it probably refers to the movie released in 1956 called the Proud and Profane.
Deborah Kerr (I think) on the left and Thelma Ritter on the right. Note the lack of a rear floating hub, which suggests the jeep in the background wasn’t a MB or GPW. Brett noted it’s probably a M-38.
I spotted this great old Jeep Club plaque from the Chuckwalla Jeep Club on Craigslist. The club still exists and has a Facebook page.
Eliecer has listed some GPW parts on eBay.
1. T-84 transmission gasket kits:
2. F-marked Clutch Yoke parts:
Parade ready.
“original drive train runs good. too many new items to list. Here are a few
upholstery. original canvas and color
paint. bed liner paint. durable for offroading
fuel system including tank and carburetor
tires. original military
ignition system
batteries
wire harness
rebuilt starter
black out lights
switches
shocks
back seat
seat belts
if you like to be in parades, this is the ride for you. this jeep has been in three parades so far this year.
Very good off road. this was the original off road vehicle.”
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/4853282161.html
