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Doug shared this one.
“WW2 Ford GPW body tub.
Willys CJ2A windshield and hood.
Pick up only”
https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/6355503256.html
Craig shared this project.
“1953 Willy’s wagon 4×4, flathead 6cly engine runs good. 4×4 works, needs brake work. Very solid good restoration project”
https://centralmich.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-willys-jeepster-wagon/6362609225.html
Craig spotted this thing. It is listed as a 1948 jeep, but I doubt there is anything ’48 on it.
“Jeep snowplow truck…well sort of….
Jeep truck cab sitting on a military dump truck frame and military 6×6 wheels. Powered by 455 Olds engine and TH400 trans. Payloader and hi-low counter weights with a forklift mast to raise the 9.5 or 10′ county snow plow. Runs and drives but Dad is 85 years old now and does not need to be climbing in and out of this thing that he built anymore.’
https://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/d/jeep-plow-truck/6362612631.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Having the box makes this one unique. But, it appears the bumper has been broken.
“Made by Comet for retirement gift for WILLYS OVERLAND EXECUTIVES. This toy is in excellent condition, tires show very little play wear. Hard to find with steering wheel intact. JEEP embossed in tailgate is crisp and clear. “Gold plating” is in great shape with some tarnish that I will leave to the buyer to clean. Only blemish is right front bumper is typically broken. Box is in equally excellent condition. Both have been kept under glass as long as I’ve owned it.”
This is a unique vehicle.
“1953 Willys Overland. Factory prototype. F head six cylinder. Right hand drive. This is the only one.”
https://sarasota.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-one-of-kind-prototype/6361551832.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500:
This looks nice.
“56 Willy’s flat bed dump. Rebuilt hurricane 6, “Dump O Magic” w rebuilt cylinders. New brakes, springs over drive. Brought truck up from New Mexico a few years ago.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
These don’t pop up often.
“If it’s listed it’s still for sale
First come first serve. Will not hold or any b.s.
1955-1969 jeep CJ-5 ventilator windshield in good condition.
Only rust is on glass divider.
Electric wipers
All hardware is on it.
It came off of 1967 v-6 CJ-5
Will fit first year 1955 -1970ish
These are hard to find, and I’m a little sad to sell it but if you have the $ it’s yours.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
Bill spotted this one.
“THIS IS A COMPLETE ENGINE FROM FAN TO BELL HOUSING – MISSING STARTER, CARB AND DISTRIBUTOR COVER. COMES WITH STAND.”
This photo from the October 1954 issue of Kaiser Willys News got me thinking. Anyone know when the first jeep trenchers were manufactured?
