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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
This might be a franken-jeep, based on the description.
“1947 CJ2A Willy Jeep flat head 4four engine and back half of Wrangler.”
If you just need to push snow, this might be a good option.
“1960 Willys Jeep. Runs great, Hydraulic switchblade plow, skid plates, PTO, fiberglass tub. One owner for the past 20 years.”
http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/3259071590.html
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $2500.
(08/29/2012) This has the column shift, but it has bad floors.
“1946 cj2-a rare column shift ( 3 on the tree) complete jeep and clear title. almost new soft top and soft doors as well as all of the hardware. has been in storage since 1986. the only thing missing is the seats. the rear floor is rotted and a spot at the driver and passenger foot area’s as well. the rest is solid. frame is solid. no patches. included is a 1957 cj3b parts and clear title as well. for the 57 i have (complete) engine and transmission, four springs, both axles,front half of tub with vin tags,hood (perfect), windshield and frame(perfect), grill &radiator (perfect), nos rear quarters, side steps,etc. the 1957 cj3b is basically just missing the frame, wiring and floor.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(07/08/2012) That’s an unusual paint job.
“RESTORATION IN 2009 WITH 10,156 MILES SINCE RESTORATION. REBUILT: ENGINE, BRAKES, FUEL SYSTEM, COOLING SYSTEM,
LOCK OUT HUBS, NEW PAINT, LEATHER SEATS, AND CANVAS TOP. THIS IS A DAILY DRIVER, RUNS EXCELLENT.
CALL 520-991-3984 FOR FURTHER DETAILS. PRICE $7,000.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/3257320586.html
UPDATE: I got word back from my webhost that their data facility was having a problem and they would fix it asap. Since the server is now working again, they must have solved their problem. Updates will appear tomorrow early AM.
= Dave
Not too surprisingly, the General George S. Patton Museum, at Fort Knox, Kentucky, has a few jeeps. I read that the museum was supposed to be relocated to Fort Benning, GA, but I don’t know if that happened or not yet.
The two jeeps below are supposed to be part of the museum. If there are others, I didn’t run across any photos.
One unusual model at the museum is a Constabulary Jeep, which was part of the Constabulary Force in Europe following World War 2. You can read more about this Force here.
This picture was taken by Patrick Keenan and posted at warwheels.net, where there are several more photos from different angles.
The museum also has his Division Commander (Major General) jeep. You view more pictures from the warwheels.net site as well.
This stainless flattie has an unusual dash and seats.
“This is a handcrafted Stainless Steel Jeep made in the Philippines! The car was imported into the United States in 1979 by a man named Wesley Carrell.
Wesley was in the military and stationed in the Philippines just after the Vietnam war. While he was there he fell in love with the Stainless steel Jeeps that the locals were crafting. The CJ3 Jeeps left over from the Vietnam war rusted very badly, so the locals started to make stainless steel bodies that wouldn’t rust in their externally humid climate.
Wesley paid $5500 + shipping and taxes in 1979 to bring this Jeep home to Mississippi. Once he had the Jeep home he paid to have the brakes to be converted from mechanical to Hydraulic. He also paid to have a 4 cylinder Ford Pinto engine with automatic transmission installed. The Jeep does come with a soft top, however it is a little old. It has a few tears.
Wesley drove and enjoyed this Jeep until 2003 when he passed away. I bought the Jeep from his sister whom inherited the Jeep. When I bought the Jeep I had every intention of restoring the it, however I have too many project cars and wont be able to put work into the Jeep anytime soon. I just bought a 1970 GTO Judge which will be taking up my spare time.
The body is mounted on a 1959 Willys Jeep frame. The Jeep runs, drives, and stops under its own power. However to will need a tune up or it will possibly need the carburetor rebuilt before it can be driven anywhere.
The Jeep can be driven onto a trailer or car carrier!
This is a once in a lifetime opportunely, don’t let this pass you by! You need this Jeep for your collection! ”
View all the information and pics on eBay
Not much in the description. It has 2/3 1/3 seats.
“Runs good, brakes good, surface rust only”
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1953-Willys-Jeep-/110946884169?forcev4exp=true
Update: ****sold**** was listed at $1200.
There are lots of artichokes grown in the Salinas Valley, hence it would not surprise me if some business called itself “Mr. Artichoke”.
“1943 WW2 WILLYS JEEP, 3 SPPED 2&4 WHEEL DRIVE HIGH & LOW, WOULD MAKE A GREAT PROJECT, THE PREVIOUS OWNER WAS MR ARTICHOKE $1200.
No pics provided.
“I have two willys cj2a 4×4 for sale. Both run and are in decent shape, the 1 is an olive drab color and has a roll cage, winch but no top for it or back seat. The other one is green with a home made cab on it, the cab is made of marine plywood and is built solid great for hunting it also has air shocks in the rear. asking 5,000 for both OBO. The olive drab one had all around disc brakes rebuilt, work great. The two jeeps have little 4 cylinders in them 3/speeds.”