UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
(03/18/2015) Includes extra glass and tires.
“1976 Right hand drive Mail Jeep, good condition, runs great, includes full set of replacement glass and extra tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
(03/18/2015) Includes extra glass and tires.
“1976 Right hand drive Mail Jeep, good condition, runs great, includes full set of replacement glass and extra tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
(04/10/2015) Sell sounds eager to let it go.
“Great Jeep for Restoration Project
Motor Runs
Has a Clean Title
$2000.00 Or Best Offer … I really need the space so Come and Get It!!!”
<– Day 11 & 12 – Wed. & Thurs Apr. 22rd & 23th: Road to Recovery | TRIP OVERVIEW | Day 14 – Sat. Apr. 25th: Saddleblankets to Prada –>
Finally, we made it to Texas. Now our trip can start, right? It wasn’t a long day, but if felt good to be back on the road again. Here was our rather short drive:
Before we left Tularosa, we made sure to stop by and ham it up in front of the world’s largest pistachio (see pic at top of the post).
From there, we drove south on highway 54 until we saw the magic sign:
Our first and only real stop of the day was at the National Border Patrol Museum. Surprisingly, it is entirely donor based. No federal funding is used to support the museum.
Inside, the museum is divided into small sections. One area was devoted to Border Patrol vehicles. Another honored those agents that had died. One section explained the history of the Patrol, how it originated, and its evolution over time. It’s a nice little museum that doesn’t take long to explore.
Of course, I was there to see the jeeps. In fact, their 1947 CJ-2A is one of the center-pieces of the vehicle exhibit. The jeep was assembled by volunteers. The front frame rails have more patches than a leftovers quilt. And, the floors aren’t particularly pretty. But, it’s doing the job!
Craig spotted this cool RC FC jeep. You can see how he created the cab at RCCrawler.com.
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“Too many toy trucks, have another one on the drawing board, this one has to find a new home before it starts seeing rock rash!
March ’15 RC Driver Show Off of the Month Winner!
Build thread – is at RCCrawler.com, sorry eBay will not let post the link. Just Google, scale 1958 Jeep FC170 RC Crawler – I must be crazy! That’s the link.
Custom styrene cab, interior and dash with diamond plate rear bed.
LockedUp RC hardware
HandBros CMS mount
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Steve forwarded this ebay item. The photo pack includes two images that reference the jeep as a ‘peep’.
“YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 20 PC. SET OF VINTAGE WWII PHOTOGRAPHS IN THEIR OWN ORIGINAL HOLDER. PHOTOS DEPICT INFANTRYMEN, TANKS, JEEPS, CANNONS AND MISCELLANEOUS MILITARY VEHICLES. PHOTOS MEASURE APPROX. 3″ X 2″. ALL ARE IN WXCELLENT CONDITION.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
“1959 JEEP WILLYS CJ3B
OFF FRAME RESTORATION DONE 2006 WITH ALL ORIGINAL PARTS
GARAGE KEPT
1.34 LITER 4 CYLINDER 3 SPEED T90 TRANSMISSION
HAS NEW:
TIRES (ALL 5 MATCH, NO DRY ROT)
INTERIOR
CLUTCH, BEARING AND PRESSURE PLATE
BRAKES
DOES NOT LEAK OR SMOKE
NO RUST
VENT WINDSHIELD WITH MANUAL WIPERS
HAS FULL TARP WITH SOFT DOORS ALTHOUGH PLASTIC ON TARP HAS SOME YELLOWING
EVERYTHING WORKS
JEEP IS DRIVEN ABOUT ONCE A MONTH”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $8700.
The jeep appears sound., however, there are two holes in the dash and the rear driver’s corner top holder has been partly removed.
“Very original, rust free low mileage 1953 CJ3B. Included — original back seat, original tailgate with an M38 tailgate, overdrive, original wheels (five of them), heater, lock out hubs and a fifth aluminum rim. Titled on MN”
Looks parade ready.
“All new canvas covers, top, side curtains, doors and seats.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** WAs $14,900
(09/03/2014) “1947 Willys Wagon in very good condition.This car has no rust.
I have owned it for 6 years and have put about 3000 miles on it.
Many new parts, radiator, electronic ignition, sway bar, tires,starter etc.
Car has been converted to 12 volt.It is a 4 cylinder, 3 speed, 2 wheel drive with over drive.
Feel free to contact me with any questions.“