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Given the windshield handles, this might have been a Surrey.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/626283744631982/
“1960 Jeep Surrey, rare vehicle, only 1420 made between 1960-1965, original 4 cylinder flathead runs great, you have to see in person, it’s a put back to original project but has good bones to build on, a restored one like it sold for $48k, don’t have the time or $ to do it”
Chas has some nice M-38 parts for sale on eBay, some of which are shown below. So far, all parts start at .99 with no reserve. He’ll be selling additional hard-to-ship parts locally as well, such as a hardtop.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
The body looks to be reinforced in the back, under the cargo area, and under the main part of the body.
“Willys Jeep heavy duty fiberglass body tub and one piece front end. Will fit CJ2, 2A, and 3A as well as any custom application. White gelcoat finish. Same as new been in storage 25 years. Lighter than steel. Stronger than steel. Cost less than steel and WILL NEVER RUST.”
This is listed as as 1943 CJ-2A.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/803803066710161/
“43 willys cj2a , fuel injected Chevrolet 4.3 liter v6, four wheel disc breaks, over drive custom seats and pain”
Given the way the front grille mounts and the lack of frame horns, the frame may be an M-38 frame. Looks in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2835187323208897/
“1946 Willey’s (Jeep) CJ2a VIN: 44654 condition: like new cylinders: 4 cylinders, but better drive: 4wd fuel: gas odometer: 8598 paint color: green size: sub-compact title status: clean transmission: manual type: other 1946 Willys CJ-2a This is the FIRST non-military model.
CJ-2a Complete frame on restoration on this vehicle. If you follow these Willy’s Jeeps closely, you understand that its very rare you see these early post-war jeeps pop up for sale. But, it’s even rare+ to see them restored to this condition. This 1946 Willy’s Jeep CJ-2a has an amazing color combination and 700 miles on it since its full restoration.
The CJ-2a was the first Willy’s Jeep used for non-war or peace duty (CJ = Civilian Jeep), but there is no denying the military forces influences on this early example. You cannot help but see the same basic style that brought victory in World War II. An icon like this does not need to be flashy, but the fresh coat of a deep green paint really adds a touch that is typically lost on these jeeps. Careful attention was made for the gaps, the paint is not wavy at all, and above the flashy green paint is a brand-new removable canvas top. Inside you will find black bucket vinyl seats, a 3-speed manual with a low and high-speed transfer case.
UPDATE: The M-38 sold. The trailer is still available.
Contact him at 785 452 2490 or via email kennyh5661 @ gmail.com (remove spaces around the @)
“1952 M38 Jeep and M-416 Trailer for sale. Runs great, 24v, new carburetor, new points less than 500 miles ago, original canvas enclosure with removable doors, new batteries, jerry can, spare tire, turn signals, Gama Goat taillight lenses installed, rebuilt transfer case, pioneer tools, manuals. Great start for someone to drive as-is or fully restore. Trailer in good original condition, some surface rust but no rust-thru’s, great candidate for complete restoration, or use as-is. Will sell as a pair or will sell separately. Feel free to call if you have questions. “
Doesn’t indicate if the engine spins or not.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/192967518436935/
“If you are looking for a great restoration project, this is the jeep for you. This Jeep has been in our family for over 50 years and now needs a new home. Has the original 4L engine and very has very minor rust for its age. The total mileage is unknown. The seats are in great condition and are being kept inside out of the weather. Clean title. The Jeep does not run but that’s what you are for. Please look at all the pictures and feel free to ask me questions. Only asking $2,500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,000.
Has tool indents. Has a few mods. Needs a front bumper.
“Frame up restoration. Over $18000 invested”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
This might be a CJ-2A with a CJ-3B body.
“Runs and drives great..needs seats 4wd works great. New radiator Water pump Plugs and wires Cap and rotor Oil lines Fresh carb kit. Newer gas tank All in all it’s a fun Jeep and did everything I needed and wanted it to do.not in a hurry to sell.would much rather have a a sxs lol Asking 6000”
In March 1962, two different articles highlighted the introduction of the Jeep line of Tonka Toys.
1. Toys and Novelties Magazine: The article in this magazine noted that part of the reason the Tonka company had the financial and physical capacity to produce a wide variety of toy jeeps was that it had recently gone public.
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2. Playthings Magazine: Given this article is very similar to the top article, I’d guess both were written from press releases.
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You can also learn more about Tonka jeeps at the CJ-3B Page.