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A diamond in the rough? Or just rough?
“Original condition, complete 1949 Jeepster. Parked (and hasn’t been run) since 1970. Was running when parked. All there, little rust, great project. Call or text 301-606-3893.”
http://frederick.craigslist.org/cto/3397749994.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
This had a V8 swap in it. It has very early data plates, which suggests it was a VEC. It also has the tool indents. I can’t tell if it has a column shift still or not. It has the square washers on the windshield.
“i have a 46 willys jeep project. to many projects need to sell. it had a sb chevy in it. no titel bill of sale. i do have the engine that was in it but it was locked up . 1200 obo”
Steve forwarded this nice wagon. The Owl’s Head Transportation Museum is selling this wagon.
“Model 463. Older restoration. Good condition throughout. A real classic. Fun driver. Price: $12,500”
http://ohtm.org/gallery3/index.php/Barn-Fresh-Automobiles/1948-Willy-Overland-Station-Wagon
UPDATE: Was $3200. **SOLD**
This looks solid. It has a few updates.
“1947 Willys CJ2A
Has Orig 4 cyl, orig 3 speed transmission, rebuilt carb, saginaw steering box, new plugs, condenser, points and runs xlnt. Has new top and doors. $3200 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(10/18/2012) This has one of the widest hood scoops I’ve ever seen. It lacks turn signals.
“1952 Cj3a Willy’s Jeep for sale. Jeep is 90% restored featuring rebuild front and rear ends, new brakes, lines,master cylinder,slave cylinder, new wiring,new 16×650 pizza cutting tires,powder coated wheels and seat frames,new POR-15 bull nose paint, rust repaired and sealed with POR-15 paint underneath the body,new windshield and wiper motor driver side. Jeep is fun to drive and will make a real addition to any hunting camp pictures will follow.$ 4500.00 or I would take a low mileage SRT8 6.1 Hemi partial trade.”
From the National Archives comes this photograph of a document used to record funding raising for jeep parts. There is supposed to be a corresponding blueprint, but I haven’t found the document yet.
“Cut Out Appropriate Photo and Paste Down Over Corresponding Blueprint on Jeep Poster as Each Part is Paid For”
http://research.archives.gov/description/513993
Steve spotted this photo of an Armoured CJ-5 used by Armoured Banking Services to transport cash. On July 26th, 1966, this jeep was used to ferry cash to the Veterans Administration. A couple of men decided to make a withdrawal from the two employees carrying the cash into VA building, knocking them down with a submachine guns. You can read the whole story in the article below the eBay photo.
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This is an article I found online about the robbery:
Craig spotted this unusual sculpture by Guillermo Forchino. Born in Argentina, he now lives in France. You can read more about Guillermo at his website.
“COMIC ART OF GUILLERMO FORCHINO TOUR OF DUTY ARMY TRUCK JEEP Brand new with the certificate I Was going to start collecting his work but I changed my mind this is a great piece comes in the original packaged material limited edition 5,000 I have a fair reserve price if it gets close to that I will drop the reserve If it is getting close to what I am asking what I’m asking is cheaper than paid and cheaper than anyone has on the internet Guillermo Forchino Tour of duty art army truck jeep sculpture military”
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Craig forwarded this link. He says the FC in this postcard is his now (and he already has several of these postcards). This is another shot of the Ouray, Colorado,area.
