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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(11/22/2013) Unclear how much value his here given the changes.
“Needs a motor but has all the paper work in hand and current
comes with roll bar
2000 OBO”
Rich spotted this FC with what appears to be a Utility Bed in the Bluray version of the Man of Steel Trailer. I looked through a couple trailers on youtube, without success.
Based on the ad, the armed forces were using Tenite widely by 1942. In this case, the ad announces the use of the plastic as steering wheels for jeeps.
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This convoy of jeeps is delivering mail to American Troops stations in New Guinea. The photo was taken by the Signal Corps March 28, 1943.
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Here’s a June 19th, 1943, photo issued by the Department of Information, Commonwealth of Australia, that shows a jeep going across the river on a pontoon ferry.
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UPDATE: Was listed at $8500. **SOLD**
The seller notes this has not been restored.
“This is a 1951 Willys M38 military jeep was used in Korean War runs great has not been restored.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500. Allstate hardtop.
Looks like there are lots of parts there.
“I have a willys cj3b for sale for my dad. No title . Has been used for a woods jeep for years and hasn’t been run in several years. Motor is believed to seized up, all parts are there. Body is complete but rusty, tires and wheels have been changed since pictures were taken and it will roll around easily now. Once again it is being sold as is non running and needs to be trailered. Would also consider straight trade for a three point five foot disc for tractor.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000
Lots of updates to this flattie.
“It’s completely upgraded throughout and as reliable as any daily driver while still staying true to the original.
Springs are upgraded to allow the Willys to purr at 80 mph down the freeway without any wobble, nice and tight. You will never see a flattie roll as stable as this.
Will also tackle any off-road situation with zeal. . .
Includes an awesome child seat in the back.
Sits on 35” BFG MTs with few miles on them and also comes with a full roll cage.
Has a full spare in the back on a swing-away bumper system that includes a spare hub, along with Hi-Lift jack and 5-gallon gas can.
Engine is a nice robust Chevy 305 with a Ford T-18 solid transmission with an awesome crawler first gear. Dual mufflers are Magnaflow and also features headers. New 10-gallon plastic gas tank as well. The engine purrs perfectly!
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UPDATE: Was $1200. Status Unknown.
Seller would prefer to see this restored rather than parted.
“I have a Jeep FC 150 for sale. This vehicle is rough but is restorable. The bed needs to be scrapped however the cab can be used. The rust damage on the cab is mostly limited to the lower corners which should be a reasonable repair. The engine and drive train is original and consists of the F134 Hurricane Inline 4, T90 Transmission and Dana 18 TCase. I have a lot of requests for people wanting parts however I would prefer to see it restored.
I respond to emails and texts quickly.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
No description included.
