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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $29,000. It appears to have a column shift.
“This 1946 Willys Jeep, Ser. # 13241 has been totally restored to new condition and I have the old parts. It has no miles, I have taken to shows on a trailer. I am 78 and get my kicks from building/restoring, not driving. I will sell or trade for a newer model Wrangler or Rubicon, V/6, auto with low miles of like value.”
Anyone ever ride this jeep train? I’m still searching for more information about this tourist train.
This picture is from a postcard on eBay: View all the information on eBay
This is another postcard I found on eBay: View all the information on eBay
This is a little fuzzier. I found this postcard for sale at jumpingfrog.
I’ll bet this guy was having a fun time!
“VINTAGE 8.25″ BY 5.5″ 1943 COLOR TINTED PHOTO OF SOLDIER & JEEP. Marked 1943 Big Pines Camp California — great photo.”
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When I was a kid I drug one of these all over our property.
“Here is a vintage lot of three, vintage Tonka red DUNE BUGGIES from the early 1970’s. Made of steel.
Not mint, but good condition given their age. They measure about 10 inches long by 8 inches wide. All the tires spin freely and have their nut caps on the wheels. All have their stickers. All have their steering wheels. One is missing a headlight and that one has some paint wear and sticker/label peeling”
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Steve spotted this photo on a Cragislist ad. I’m just not sure about the wisdom of putting kids under the jeep. Sure, mostly likely nothing will happen . . .
I’m not sure if this is a toy or a collectible. It’s new. I’m pretty sure that’s not a forty foot flatcar.
“N SCALE
NEW
CUSTOM
KENRAY
HANDCRAFTED
PEWTER WWII
ARMY
2 – JEEP & 3/4 TON TRUCK
40′ FLATCAR
ROAD NUMBER # 35282
STEPS, MTL COUPLERS, AND MTLTRUCKS ARE INTACT
MICRO TRAIN LINE TRUCKS AND COUPLERS”
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There is one in blue, too: View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
How about that windshield?
“1942 Willies Jeep, motor does turn over.”
This looks in good shape.
“For sale original RUSSIAN JEEP GAZ69 of 1968y. Vehicle in good cosmetic and running condition. Was recently repainted. Engine past all necessary services and work properly. Stay Brand New rarity tires. All seats rebuild. All other systems works also good: light, turn signals, brakes, horn, wiper blades.
So you can ride safety and legal on rarity vehicle. We added ammo-boxes , extra canister, machine gun mount on hood and army helmet in this auction.
Vehicle specifications:
Dimenissions ( feet): Length 12.6 / Width 6 /Height 6.6
Engine volume: 4-stroke , 2120 cc
Engine power: 55 h.p.
4 wheel drive
Maximum speed: 90 km/h (56 miles)
Fuel tank: 48 L (12.6 Gallon)
Geabox: 3 +1
Wheels: R16
Weight: 1500 kg.”
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Seller believe 4wd not working. Looks in good shape.
“A very original condition truck! Lived on an apple orchard in Ct. since 1967. Odometer reads 95k. Its a 6 cylinder with a 3 speed transmission. Overall condition is good. Truck will need some body work on the cab corners. Interior is in good shape. It comes with a plow. Runs good, drives, plenty of power, 4wd not working but transfer case and front drive shaft are spinning when engaged. New baby, no time to fix truck. I can’t see letting it fade away in the barn!”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/3405696758.html
UPDATE: I have added additional pics. Is this a holden? This has been sold.
There appears to be value here.
“1942 Ford GPW army jeep. I bought this jeep 6 years ago. it has no title but i will give a receipt. Wanted to restore or simply make a toy for 4-wheeling but times are tough. I bought a new carb, oil pump, fuel pump, and some other stuff. Needs lots of work like a radiator and gas tank and much more as you can see. I started it a few years back and it smoked like a train but no knocking so I beleive the motor is rebuildable. I beleive it has a nissan transfer case which I understand is in high demand.”
