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Scott shared a link to this crazy story on Jalopnik about Don Haynes and his attempt to drive to all 50 states while sealed in a Kaiser DeLuxe.
https://jalopnik.com/a-guy-once-sealed-himself-in-a-kaiser-and-tried-to-driv-1827846802
Joe saw yesterday’s photo from Seattle, which made him think of a similar period photograph. It hangs on the wall inside the offices at the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich, New York, showing a portion of Broad Street in Norwich. (Broad Street is the main street).
Chad shared this nice looking wagon.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1948-willys-jeepster-3/
“This 1949 Willys station wagon is a 2-wheel drive example powered by a 134ci L-head inline-four mated to a 3-speed manual transmission with overdrive. The truck was reportedly refurbished by its previous owner with mechanical overhauls, a repaint inside and out, new upholstery, and more. It was acquired four years ago by the seller, who has since stored it indoors as part of a large collection and has driven it about 300 miles. An oil change and chassis lubrication were performed in 2017. This Willys is offered with a clean California title in the seller’s name.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
“A must see! This is a will conditioned car. Needs a little TLC but runs well!”
Rat rod feel to it.
https://topeka.craigslist.org/cto/d/1948-willys-jeepster/6638322582.html
“I’m selling my jeepster to finance my next project. It has a 283 and a 350 trans. Mustang 2 front, 4 link rear with air bags on an S10 Blazer rear axle. 4 wheel disc brakes. It’s loud and ugly but lots of fun. Kansas antique title. If you don’t like the price make an offer.”
Why the large holes in the windshield?
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/d/1947-cj2a/6654314177.html
“I have a 1947 CJ2A. It runs. It’s all original except fir what the fire department did to it. It needs breaks and some wires g gone through and of course tired. If gate to get rid of it, but moving out of the country. Transmission works and also has the PTO. It’s a very solid Willy’s and would love to see it go to someone that can appreciate it. All I need to do is put some gas in it and I’ll start right up. If you don’t like the price please make me a reasonable offere. O have the name of the fire department that used it fir years carrying firefighters through the mountains to start controlled burns and in the back seat carried a large water tank just in case things got out of hand.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Seller lists this as a 1956, but it doesn’t look like a narrow track to me. And, I technically, the first year for the FC-150s was 1957.
“$3800 or best offer.
This was a Arizona truck so there is very little rust. Rebuilt 4.3 V6 , turbo 400 , Dana 18 transfer case. Wide track axles , all new bearings , brakes , shocks & leaf springs. 1 rear cab corner has a little rust but I have replacement corners. Box needs sandblasting for surface rust. New rear fenders and tail gate. New exhaust , starter and alternator. I Have original seats and old glass that can be used as a template to cut new glass. I also have original front bumper , door handles and latches, dog house and all mounting flanges.Very rare serial # 498 !! New duratrac tires have never been driven on. New Edelbrock 4 barrel carb and manifold. New 65 mustang radiator with electric fan. The only thing I know is missing is the heater box. I have receipts for most everything. Title is clear and signed over, new owner field is blank.
Have extra wide track axles, gas tank , door, 4 stock 15″ wheels, 2 16″ wheels. 2 T90 3 speed transmission’s , T18 transfer case and many more parts.”
Project.
https://santabarbara.craigslist.org/cto/d/1950-willys-cj3a-jeep/6652953261.html
“I am selling my project 1950 CJ3A. I don’t have time to continue restoring it. I have done some work on it already so it is not far from being drivable.
Rebuilt T90 transmission and Dana 18 transfer case
Good rims and tires
New brake lines and master cylinder
New fuel tank
Engine runs. New plugs and wires.
Includes a new tow bar
clean title”
Price dropped to $600.
(07/07/2018) Includes at least one complete l-head.
https://modesto.craigslist.org/pts/d/old-willys-jeep-parts/6650600026.html
“I have a bunch of parts for an old Willys Jeep.”
Seller has correct the year of manufacture.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/d/1946-willys-jeep/6643416800.html
“Im reposting this Jeep. Found out it is actually a 1946. Have been told it is very rare and complete. Has broken left front axle and hub. Has hard top with side panels. Clear title, not salvaged, have pink slip.”
