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Looks like a vintage build with some fun art on the back. Is that a brake lever in the center (chrome, bent, and pointed to the front?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/850408139137945/
“1951 Willys vin runs as a 1947. Awesome restoration project. Is ran when it was parked 15 year ago. Has a v8 327 we think. Custom headers.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/19/2020) This old soldier has experienced a transformation into a surrey-like jeep.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/347413733018084/
“This collectors 1944 / 4-wheel-drive Willys Overland Surrey Jeep underwent a frame-off, nut-and-bolt restoration and is powered by a modern 2.0-liter high-performance OHC Ford 4-cylinder engine backed by a C4 automatic transmission with a shift kit and a Hurst floor shifter. It features a detailed frame and chassis and lots of chrome. This Willy is equipped with a military T18 transfer case with 2-wheel high range and 4-wheel low range, rebuilt front and rear ends with Warner hubs and 3.73 gears, chrome leaf springs with a 2” lift and a 2” body lift. The new all-steel body has not been taken off road or seen rain since it was built less than 500 miles ago.”
There’s no form number or date on this De Luxe Station Wagon brochure. Between the brochure below and this other “DeLuxe” brochure, three different forms of the word “Deluxe” are used: “Deluxe”, “DeLuxe”, and “De Luxe”. So, I’m not sure which is correct?
Though the below brochure is more consistent with its use of “De Luxe”, the brochure itself is not as luxurious in style as the other “DeLuxe” brochure. I also suspect, given this brochure highlights the Hurricane and Lightening Engines, that this is a later brochure than the other DeLuxe brochure.
One other question. On the back of this brochure it shows a De Luxe Station Wagon in red. Was that actually offered? I don’t see it as an option on the back of the brochure where options are listed.
When folded, this is the back of the brochure. You can see the red colored De Luxe Station Wagon.
This shows the brochure opened part way and highlights the engine choices:
This shows the brochure fully opened:
This shows the brochure fully opened from the back:
Speaking of De Luxe wagons, I wanted to share Scott Gilbert’s effort to create a De Luxe looking wagon from his wagon. He was diligent enough to locate NOS cane stickers for the sides, an item stored away for years that was owned by someone on a non-jeep forum. I’m looking forward to seeing how his wagon looks once he finishes the restyle.
No date on this circa 1951 French-Canadian Willys-Overland jeep ad.
Looks like a nice build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/772717089947691
“Custom 4 door CJ5 6 passenger 2,500 miles Must see Will trade for performance boat 24’ or larger Asking $29,500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
Lots of custom work here (have we seen this one before?)
“For sale 1963 willys jeep. It is 2wd with a speedway straight axle in the front. Has a 283 small block and a 2 speed power glide trans. Interior in good shape. Has removable top and fold down windshield. Fuel cell behind rear seat. Front fenders are welded to the hood so they lift up with hood and allow easy access to engine bay. Tires are like new. Asking $7,000 OBO possible trades for tractor with loader attatchment or other cars, trucks, motorcycles, or gooseneck trailer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Mark spotted this custom build.
“Very Cool CUSTOM built ’58 Willy Overland Jeep! Lots of thumbs up!
MILITARY POLICE Tribute. 350 Chevy Motor with mild cam. 4L80e Auto Trans.
This is an extremely awesome RAT ROD. Custom professionally built frame.
Ready for Cruise night! This truck turns lots of heads!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** WAS $22,500
(11/30/2020) This includes a rear PTO setup and a capstan winch on the front.
“Nicely restored first year Civilian Jeep Very rare capstan winch and rear PTO with Belt Pulley”
Does not include the tires and rims.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/265964411606366/
“Hello all here is a beautifully restored m38 chassis , everything was rebuilt front to back , save time and money with this build asking $4500 or best offer , located in Walden ny”
