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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
It needs a lot of work for the price.
“A very good candidate for restoration, has the original Ford stamped head. This is a WW2 military or US Army USMC US Navy Jeep GPW. I will return a call if you leave your phone number.”
During 1947, the Fleming Company pad for some newspaper advertising. Two of their jeep ads are show below.
In April of 1947 the Fleming Company paid for this “Speed up Work” ad in the Sunday Star-News.
Later that year, this ad appeared in the August 24, 1947, issue of the Sunday Star-News in Wilmington, N.C, paid for by the Fleming Company.
This is a neat piece. It is interesting to me that they used the “King of Jeeps” branding, as that was Berg’s branding.
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“Never seen one of these items before. Old Leather key Chain from Hunter Motors Alexandria VA. I believe Hunter motors was formed shortly after WWII. Judging by the phone number on the key chain, this probably dates to the 1950’s, Has been in storage for approx 30+ years.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,000.
This looks in good shape, though it does have a few mods. Has anyone ever seen dual tank inlets light the ones on the rear of this jeep? (At least I think those are gas inlets).
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was on ebay
(last listed on ebay in Jan 2015) “This is a custom, one-off Willy’s Jeep. It was made for Henry Kaiser, when he retired to Hawaii and became involved in tourism and land development. He had the custom pink long-wheelbase Willys wagon built for exploring the island. Kaiser’s wife loved pink and all of his construction equipment was painted pink, so that seems to be where the pink color for the Jeep came from. This can all be seen on the following web page, along with a photo (which is the black and white photo provided in the photos of the vehicle) of the Jeep in Hawaii : http://cj3b.info/Siblings/SurreyHawaii.html
We also have documentation from the Kaiser Jeep Corporation stating that this Jeep is an authentic one of a kind Jeep. Please only serious inquiries only and please do not try to convince us that we are wrong about it being a one of a kind, this is most definitely not a railroad Jeep. We know what we have and are willing to answer questions of those with serious inquiries about this vehicle.”
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The seller claims to have documentation to prove that this is the only four door limo-like wagon made. to Willys Country this wagon was once used as a limo for an airport. Whether there was only one built or remains an undocumented issue at this point. Is the wagon above the same one that’s in the photo below? Hard to say for sure.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500.
This looks like a fun ride. It’s got a ventilating 3B windshield.
“51 or 52 M38 willys body on a 1974 CJ 5 fully boxed frame inside of tub was sprayed with Monstaliner desert sand. under side of tub was sprayed with lizard skin sound deadener and ceramic heat shield custom savvy LJ aluminum 3/4″ rear corner /side protection frame up build WB set at 86 3/8 Dana 30 high pinion front axle with 4:10 and a Detroit and RCV axles (DOM trust) V6 2wd Toy rear, 4.10’s a true track limited slip 2″ lift YJ springs and mounts 33×12.50r15 Goodyear KM2 with bead lock rims Durango PS box 1995 4.3L Chevy V6 3 pass aluminum radiator with 2 11″ electric fans, aluminum shroud Turbo 350 Dana 300 flipped, twin sticked CnC cutting breaks for rear Tom woods drive shafts 6 point cage tied in to the frame Grill hoop and rock sliders Custom front and rear bumpers flat belly skid plate, oil pan skid and gas tank skid 8274 Warn winch Speed hut gauges w/ bomber bezels Heated Mastercraft suspension seats w/ adjustable head rest & 5 point harnesses And more”
Steve’s got this 2A for sale. (707) 484-2320
“Has the 11” self adjusting brake kits, 12 volt, runs, drives, registered, garaged”
It appears in good shape. More pics would be helpful.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/378745012698804
“For sale 1948 willies Jeep 35k miles”
Sam’s selling his CJ-5. You can email him at sameshea@gmail.com
“I have a 1959 CJ5 that is in good shape, titled and plated PA Antique, runs good, has a good frame, some bondo on the tub but new front fenders, new dash new wiring, new exhaust, has the period correct rear hitch and I have a box of parts that I was going to use to restore it. Priorities have changed and I would like to sell it. It is all there and would be nice to go to someone that can appreciate and restore it. More pictures available.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This includes a rare set of Kelly Hubs.
“Motor runs but needs a fuel pump PM for details Price negotiable”
