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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
This looks in good shape.
“I have a 1956 Willy’s CJ-6 thats in pretty nice shape. It has the original 4 cylinder engine with a 3 speed with a warn overdrive. It has a few dents and dings but nothing that is a big deal. Its in good shape and has a nice black soft top. The 4 wheel drive works good.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is definitely not ALL stock. In particularly, check out the funky way the windshield rotates up. It’s been connected to a bracket that rotates.
“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A. This Willys is in GREAT condition it does run but does not drive, I was told from the guy I bought it from that the issue was in the transfer case. It has no rust, Mileage is unknown. This Jeep is stock except it has been switched over to 12v battery.”
This seller also has a couple other running chassis.
“I have a good solid frame and running gear, everything you see in the pictures for 700.00… the engine runs good and I also have a good Wisconsin title….this is the longer frame and is off a CJ6 1963 MODEL…
I also have a running gear and good engine with title for a CJ5 1965 AND a 1948 excellent running gear with reinforced frame to be used as a off road racer as the frame is really nice and alot of work was done on the running gear with all new brake cylinders and the engine runs great but its a flathead 4 cylinder…this one is for sale at 1000.00…… 3 to choose from…. 920-856-6539″
http://greenbay.craigslist.org/cto/2029138269.html
No pics provided.
“rust free willy runs and drives needs brakes not orgina drive train has a pinto 4 cly and runs great . first 2500.00 takes it home or hunting . 314 583 8647”
This looks pretty rough.
“runs good needs breaks and restored”
http://fayar.craigslist.org/cto/2028587878.html
UPDATE: Ray notes the price is now $2000
(10/04/2010) Al spotted this CJ-5. It appears to be in really good shape.
“Jeep Willys. I think it is a mid 1950’s model. The jeep runs and drives great, four wheel drive works perfectly. It has a four cylinder engine and three speed manual transmission. It comes with new soft top and doors and back seat. Tires are excellant. It has little rust considering its age. Please call or text 205-568-7830”
http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/2001608905.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2750
(10/04/2010) I think the driver’s side window of the top is gone (or just really, really clear).
“1948 Willys CJ2A. Runs great, has top and doors. 4wheel drive works. $3000 or best offer. Call or email with questions. FIVE EIGHT ZERO-916-6440”
http://texoma.craigslist.org/cto/2030192320.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(08/22/2010) Here’s a cool looking Ratrod Wagon.
“THIS IS A NICE RATROD.ON A 1990 S10 FRAME V8 CHEVY WITH 350 TRANS.MOTOR AND TRANS HAS 10,000 MILES ON THEM .480 LIFT CAM GEAR TO GEAR TIMING HEADERS FLOW MASTERS.YOU CAN DRIVE THIS CAR ANYWHERE.15 MPG LOTS OF NEW PARTS NO P/S OR BRAKES OR A/C ”
The Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles is located at 606 Heartland Road in Lexington, Nebraska (just off I-80). What this means is that I drove right by it, 15 years ago, and didn’t know it was there; However, at the time, we were traveling with 3 vehicles, in-laws, a 6 week old baby boy, 2 cats, and a everything we owned. The trip was a 3 day move from the moraines of Madison, Wisconsin, to the mountains of SLC, Utah.
Given all the factors and distractions, I suppose it wasn’t the best time to stop at a museum. However, we did stop when the rear tire blew out on the motorhome I was driving somewhere in the middle of Nebraska. Now, I didn’t know this was the rear tire when the explosion rocked the motorhome at 65 mph. No, I was pretty sure a crack opened in the middle of the highway and the devil himself had grabbed a hold of the rear axle, attempting to pull us all to the depths of Hades. It wasn’t until I slowed (perhaps screeched) to a stop that I came to my senses (an started breathing again) and realized that it was only a tire. My next step was to clean up my pants.
Importantly, it wasn’t just a tire that blew, because something was opened by the blast …. a hole in the wheel well. Though we didn’t realize the hole was there, the cats did. So, in the middle of the night, after a long day of driving, with everyone asleep, those dumb Wisconsin farm cats (Dodger and Tucker) snuck outside (by opening one of the kitchen cabinet doors near the floor and then sneaking out the hole in the wheel well). At about 2 am, one of our cats (Dodger) started crying outside the motorhome waking us all up. It took all my effort not to strangle Dodger; the other cat, Tucker, didn’t reappear until we were packed up and ready to abandon him. By then we were actually happy to see him.
Yes, that was not a good time to visit what appears to be a fine Museum, with over 100 military vehicles of all kinds. So, just a tip, leave the cats and all your stuff at home. Here are some pics of what you’ll see.
From Dieselpowermag.com is this cool image which includes a MB SlatGrille and a M-38A1:
I can’t remember where I found this image … oops.
From the Unwanted Blog, come these images of a M-38A1, a Schwimmwagen, and a Kubelwagen:
UPDATE: Unclear if this sold or not. Was listed at $2000
(10/26/2010) Scott spotted this Ad. It might be a real solid find for an East Coast GPW. Note that his has a M-38 Grille.
“Flat Head Four original engine. Runs but needs work. Would make a fun off road vehicle or a nice restoration project. $2000.00 FIRM.”
