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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $100.
Someone ought to need these.
“Jeep Wheels set of 4 size 15in by 5.5 wide. Civilian style will fit the following.
41 to 45 MB, 41 to 45 GPW, 46 to 49 CJ2A, 49 to 53 CJ3A, 53 to 64 Cj 3B, 55 to 71 CJ5, 50 to 52 M38, 52 to 66 M38A1, 46 to 64 truck 46 to 64 stationwagon. Excellent shape.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(02/14/2019) Includes a PTO winch.
“This is an early series Willy’s. Three on the tree shifting with the 134 cu. in. Go Devil engine. All wiring is new. New Master Brake Cyl.; all new Brake slave cyl.; New brake lines; New water pump; points, plugs and condensor all new; new gas tank and fuel lines; new fuel pump; carb. rebuilt. PTO for the front winch.
I have the shop manual. As you can see, the little girl drives.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
(02/13/2019) It’s a project.
“1946 Willy’s CJ2A 4cyl Go Devil engine, manual trans New wiring harness, needs finished Brand new radiator. Will run and drive once wiring is finished 5 matching aluminum wheels New in package fender welt Body work is done, ready for paint. Undercoated interior Aftermarket seats Brand new Lexan sheet for windshield No Title.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $300.
(01/06/2019) TJ spotted this ad. Could be a good deal for the right person.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/478733732624077/?ref=messenger_share
“Tub and frame”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
(02/02/2019) This has some PA Air guard history.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/390268365134474/
“1950 Willys M38 Military Jeep
This Jeep served in the Army and PA Air Guard. Had awesome patina! The m38 is the most sough after flat fender Jeeps.
Before we start… THIS IS A PROJECT that has had a good start.
A lot of the hard work has been done. I repeat, THIS IS A PROJECT.
-Inline 4 Cyl Go Devil Engine (non original)
-T90 Manual Tran (original to Jeep)
-Body is fairly solid. Frame is 100 percent solid. Front floor pan has been replaced and needs to be welded into place
– Have the original military wheels (two tires date back to 1952)
-Front and Rear drive shafts have been rebuilt
-New Clutch Cable
-Trans and Transfer Case Fluid Changed
The Jeep runs, and moves on its own. The cooling system needs to be finished (Have radiator and new hoses), brakes need to be totally gone over (Have new master cylinder), gas pedal not hooked up at moment. A piece of wire operates the carb to lot drive. Gauges are missing. Jeep is Wired to start, but whole Jeep needs to be rewired..”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/19/2018) Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/303131203751208/
“Selling whole vehicle but will sell parts. Hood, grill, engine block, tailgate, axles. No transmission or transfer. All sold as is. No title!”
UPDATE: Peter notes that the trip was cancelled to Covid. He hopes to try again in 2025.
Peter Heyniger is organizing a cross-the-US vintage 4×4 tour along the Trans American Trail for the summer of 2020. He’s looking for participants, sponsors, and helpful folks along the route. The tour welcomes vintage jeeps, landcruisers, broncos, and other older 4x4s. He expects that to complete all 5200 miles will take seven to eight weeks; folks have the option of doing all or part of the route.
You can learn more at his website: https://sites.google.com/view/vintagetransamericatrail2020
UPDATE: Thanks to Tremaine for supplying better pics of the CJ-2 grille guards seen in a couple of these photos.
Original Post March 4, 2019: These photos were published in the July 22, 1945, issue of the Sunday Star Gravure Section of the newspaper. I don’t think I’ve seen a photo of the jeep pulling the trailer from the driver’s side.
It feels dramatic.
View all the information on eBay
“1950 Press Photo Medical Team Carries Wounded to Jeeps in Masan Sector of Korea.
This is an original press photo. Korean War, United States Wounded Evacuation: Wounded in the desperate battle for the hill in the background, a 25th infantry division soldier was carried to a waiting jeep in Korea by medical department men. The action took place in the Masan sector on the southern front. Mountain heights and other elevations are of prime importance in this area, and some have changed hands several times. Photo measures 8.25 x 8.5 inches. Photo is dated 09-11-1950.”
Looks solid, though I wonder what is under the protective panels along the side.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/618701838592884/
“This jeep has been rebuilt. Complete with new 12v wiring, new guages, seats, tires and much more. Rebuilt 134cid flathead 4 cyl motor. Run great”
