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UPDATE: This is on Craigslist again
“Here is what I believe to be a Willys MB Military Jeep. If you know for sure let me know. The CHP paperwork from the previous owner has it as a Ford GPW, but it has the tube in the front, behind the radiator, so I am not sure. If you would like to see it please contact me through eBay. It has no VIN, this is the assigned numbder: ca948072.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“teal, 231 V-6, 3 speed, lifted, 4.88 gears, needs clutch but does run, $2500 or trade,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
“1941 Jeep needs some motor parts to run like fuel line and radiator hose. It was in World War 2. Body is in good condition. 3 speed.”
It appears there have been several customizations, so check it out thoroughly.
“original rebuilt motor, new carb., sandblasted and painted, new wiring, and runs great. contact kevin at 623-266-2302”
UPDATE: Here’s a post of a Ypsilanti Machine and Tool Company Hand Crank Heater
UPDATE: I’ve posted pics of Dennis’ hand crank heater here. Here’s another from Nathalie.
UPDATE: Here’s a video of a Stewart Warner Heater in action.
ORIGINAL POST: I was at Josh’s when I spotted an odd device I didn’t recognize. When I asked what it was used for, he explained it and then offered to send images of similar heaters along with a couple brochure images. Cool stuff!
Pics of actual heaters on full post page ….
Brian’s, of Brian’s Military Jeeps Website, is clearing out his storage lockers and has a variety of things for sale. Items include “ACCESSORIES FOR MOTORCYCLE, TRUCK, AMBULANCE, 1/2 TRACK, TANK GMC, DODGE, CHEVROLET, STUDEBAKER, WHITE, HARLEY, KAISER, AM GENERAL”.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300
It looks pretty good for a $1300 MB. Maybe it really won’t take much to get it running …
“I have a 1943 Willys MB 4 wheel drive with a clean California title for sale. It has an overhead 4 cylinder with the heavier T90 transmission. Has small lift kit on it with wide chrome wheels and tires. Has top but needs repaired. Will not take must to get it running. “
UPDATE: SOLD
$900 for a ’43 MB that turns over? This shouldn’t last long at all. I’m assuming it’s an MB, as it could be a GPW.
“1943 willys jeep. Motor turns over, it ran a few years ago when it was parked but I havnt tired to start it. It is an original military jeep that was used in a few movies in the late 60’s and early 70’s. It is out of the DMV system so a title wouldnt be a problem.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3400. Additional pics.
Overall, this looks in pretty good condition.
“I have a 44 MB 90% origial tons of extra parts engine, transmission parts,fuel tanks, arctic top, 1950’s jeep cans, extra set of wheels, carburetors, lights, gauges, NOS distributors, spark plugs,gasket sets. All or part Wife lost job so its gonna go.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“This Jeep was probably here in Southern California on a military base since new. I had the body taken down to the bare metal before having it repainted in the original olive drab, the body was solid with almost no rust. It was painted from top to bottom as you can see in the pictures. The black California license plates that were assigned to it in the 1960’s are still registered to it, I have both plates. It has new canvas seats from Beachwood Canvas, the radiator was recored and the brakes were recently serviced. “