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Nothing fancy, but seems to be a fine price.
“I have a 1960 Willys Jeep CJ5 Nice jeep with GM V6 motor that runs good. Paint and seats are
in good shape . new battery, brakes, steering rebuilt, goood tires, and drives good. $ 3600 obo.”
http://bend.craigslist.org/cto/5706917674.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown** Was $4000.
Might make a good project. Has an updated drivetrain.
“I have way to May projects, I have a 1962 Willys pickup truck with an electric over hydraulic dump bed, with a fresh 350 short block and a 350 turbo automatic transmission. It news wipers and tail lights and someone who wants to finish what I started. I would like $4,000.00 OBO”
No pics provided.
“1948 CJ2a project, original type four cylinder engine and drive train. front end rebuilt, engine overhauled. runs needs carburetor replaced. gm disc brakes in front , new master cylinder, rear disc brakes partially installed. seats reupholstered. gas tank rebuilt, with sw sending unit. and gauges have top bows and and soft doors converted to 12v , gm alternator. wiring not complete. will post pics soon. clear title, have pink , registration non op. body is rough.”
Runs and drives, but doesn’t stop so well.
“Jeep for restoration needs some tlc , have some new parts for it. Jeep runs and drives just no brakes have parts to fix them and original doors canvas is gone. I was going to restore just no time, don’t have to sell so make a reasonable offer .”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/5706719315.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,000
(10/24/2015) Nice looking wagon that deserves some better photos.
“1960 willys jeep station wagon, 350 chevy, power steering, power brakes, auto, mustang two, coil overshocks, 4 bar rear lad., curry rearend, heidts superride2 ifs, dakota digital, vintage air. trades ?
needs, repaint in areas ,other than that, its a great wagon”
It has a CJ-5 body.
“1955 M38A1 with civilian body. I bought this and put a ton of time and money into it. And had fun time for something new. This had a frame off a few years back engine and trans rebuilt. All fluids changed. New tires, tubes, breaks, seats, top, paint, carb”
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale16/adm451/adm451.html
I suspect the price was a bit random. Ignoring the price, this could make a good restoration or drive-as-is jeep.
“All original. Hurricane straight six cylinder engine. Red and white paint. $10,000. Price negotiable.”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5682025174.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was For Trade.
Seller has lost interest in this project.
“Built willys jeep. Looking to trade for Polaris Razor or similar side by side, or possibly for a v8 mustang convertible.
The Good:
Fuel Injected Mustang 5.0
Np435 transmission
Hydraulic clutch with Novak conversion slave cylinder
Frame is boxed from rear link mounts forward
Scout dana 44 axles with 5.38 gears, Rear spool, front spartan locker
Triangulated 4 link rear with coil springs
Leaf sprung front axle with soft springs
power steering conversion
Aluminum radiator with electric fan
Fuel cell
Electric fuel pump
cage
37 inch boggers
2.46 converted dana 20, Twin sticked
Spare axles front and rear
Winch
Rocker guards
Much much more.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100
Not sure if there’s much value here. Includes extra parts.
“Comes with F-head and L-head engines and 3 T-90 transmissions, good axles, great for mudding or hunting. Need it gone ASAP!”
UPDATE: Some additional photos of the event, including the t-shirts, have been added.
Author Jim Allen dropped by the event as did Craig Brockhaus with his new FC Van named Marilyn (it came with the name). Roger Martin is standing to the left.
This past weekend was the 2016 SW Ohio Jeep FC Gathering at Roger Martin’s place. Unfortunately, the threat of rain keep some folks away. Given the rain that fell in Maryland over the weekend, there was good reason for concern. However, the rain pretty much skipped over Roger’s place. Roger has some t-shirts left over that are for sale. You can see them at the end of this post. Call Roger at 937-477-5270 for more info.
One of the stars of the show was Craig Brockhaus’s newly acquired FC from Sweden named “Marilyn”. It has only been in the US for 16 days, so very few folks have had a chance to inspect it. “Marilyn” started right up and purred like a kitten. It was part of a photo shoot/video on the property.
Jim Allen, writer/author, enjoyed his inspection of the van. He was asking questions and taking pictures.
Jim Allen taking more photos.
Craig driving Marilyn around.
Bill Robinette (and son, Ed) brought his Jeepster. Bill is the original owner. He bought it new in 1950. The story goes, ” Ed had a 1948 CJ 2a, which was their only transportation. One day it was raining and his wife said her feet were getting wet so they went to the Jeep dealer, Marshall Brothers, in Alpha, Ohio to get an new rubber seal. Instead, they got a new rubber seal with everything that goes around it. Ed drove it to school and wanted to put a big engine in it, but his dad wouldn’t let him. It is still original.”
Greg Houk brought an FC170 with a Auburn trencher and blade on the front, along with an FC-150 with a Shriner’s jeep on the back.
Greg Houk’s FC with trencher and blade
Greg Houk and Craig Brockhaus in front of Greg’s FC150 with his Shriner’s jeep on the back.
Richard Kimball brought his FC Firetruck on Friday. Roger’s 9 FC’s were scattered about. He has 8 FC170’s (5 are DRW), and 1 FC150.
