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UPDATE: Still Available
Here are plans for attaching a forklift to a M-38A1.
“Belonging to my grandfather who was a draftsman and worked for Willys. Packed away for many years. This is a “C” sized linen blueprint in pencil. This is original and from the 1950’s. Will be shipped rolled.
Any questions, please feel free to ask.
I DO NOT ship outside the USA (Canada is NOT the USA).”
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I spotted this ten page Stewart Warner 978 heater Instruction manual on eBay. Then I found what I believe is the actual heater itself. Seems like a neat combo.
Here’s the heater: It is a Southwind Stewart Warner 978 M heater. This looks to be for a 6V vehicle though.
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Lots to like here, but it seems to be missing windshield wipers and seat back pads.
“Up for sale or possible trade is a 1953 JEEP Willys CJ3b Restored to factory showroom condition. It took over 2 yrs and close to $20,000.00 in receipts of parts alone to build this project. Every thing is brand new including the complete body that I was able to find still in the crate. Must see to understand how much time and money was invested. I have put maybe 10 miles on it since rebuild it still needs a few minor details to complete it. I just don’t have the time to work on projects any more. Email me with any Questions. Will possibly trade for a Polaris RZR, Ranger, or
equivelant side by side of equal value. No Junk”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/4170630361.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
This looks like a great restoration project.
“1954 Willys Jeep M170 military ambulance. All original except electric fuel pump. Runs, drives, and stops as it should. Mostly needs body work for restoration.”
UPDATE: Was $11,000. **SOLD**
This includes a trailer.
“This 1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A has been well taken care of and runs great. It was made to run through almost any terrain. A jeep this nice is hard to find at this price. No need to restore. It also comes with a tandem trailer built specifically for this jeep. It also comes with a complete top including doors.”
This extended J-20 truck would probably be pretty practical.
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I know for sure it is rare, it is the only 1 I made.
There were some Extended cab Jeep pickups made/sold in Australia, and I have seen pics of 1 prototype in the state, but this is a 1 of a kind.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Here’s an attempt to modify a M-151A2 a little.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
This might be worth a look.
“1951 willys cj3a. Has a Buick v6 for power. T90 trans with Dana 18 transfer case. Sprung over on 33″ tires. New springs in rear along with shackles. Power steering with recent box and pump replacement. Dana 44 rear with posi and a Dana 27 front. Both 538 gears. Tilt steering column out of a Cadillac. Engine purs, I have ran it quite a bit this summer and temp never ran over 180. Full roll cage with 2 led lights on top. Two as back up lights and two on the bumper. This jeep has been in and out of the rubicon several times with no issues.”
UPDATE: Was $5800. **SOLD**
This looks in good shape.
“1956 willys jeep runs, drives and has original engine and transmission. Bodywork done ready to be painted”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
“1961 willys pickup. 4 cylinder, all original, runs but needs a tune up, 39000 miles. $7000 or best reasonable offer.”
