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These four pages were featured in a 1947 sales book.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Cool fire jeep for sale.
“Paris Township is listing a USED 1958 Willys CJ-6 Jeep. SN- 57748 Jeep has original (rebuilt) four cylinder engine, three speed manual transmission and is four wheel drive. This vehicle was previously used by the Fire Department as a brush/grass fire truck, but has been taken out of service. It was originally purchased in 1958. Emergency equipment has been disconnected per Ebay policy and township decals will be removed prior to pick up.
This vehicle comes with the following:
Cooper Discover Tires 31×10.5R15
Warn Winch Model 38951 HS9500
2- Fire rakes
2- Pressurized water extinguishers
3 Hp. Briggs & Stratton pump
Steel water tank (approximately 100 gallons of water)
2- Manual cranking booster reels with hoses
Several miscellaneous original documents and books.”
No pics provided.
“1952 willys fire truck. 4×4,twin stick tranfer case, pto winch, flat head 6cyl engine, needs restored. Body is in nice shape. for pics and more info, please call”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18980
“This truck was converted to it’s present Resto-rod condition using a Chevy Blazer running gear mated to the original Willys frame. It is a great conversion that gets a great deal of attention.
This truck drives fantastic at Interstate speeds.
The renewed interior and carpet is very good with the exception of the racing style bucket seats. The seats were new three years ago, however, the Arizona sun has over baked the fabric. The cushions are in good shape, but the fabric is beyond fixing. New seat covers will be needed.
The paint is in very good condition and looks great up close. Not a 20 footer. It should do well at car shows.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was at an auction.
This looks like a nice ex-fire jeep.
“Military Willys Jeep. 1953 CJ38. VIN#4J19709. Ran when taken out of service. Not started for this auction listing. AS IS, WHERE IS. Auction sale final after reserve is met.”
UPDATE: Was $4500. **SOLD**
Former fire jeep.
“1955 M38a1 army jeep Its in real good shape .Former fire dept jeep runs and drives great on the road and inspected till may 2015″
This might be worth a look.
“We’re selling a 1952 Willy’s fire jeep. We purchased the jeep from Mt. Washington fire dept. a few years back. Keep is fully operational. Water tank and pump also operational.”
http://bgky.craigslist.org/cto/4523981606.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $1275.
(06/02/2014) No engine or title. Great project.
“WILLYS JEEP CJ 2 A & ID #34134—This is a retired fire department Jeep probably used for grass fires. I removed the front platform and seat as you can see. The rear extension is also removable. Odometer shows 53,000 miles. NO TITLE or ENGINE everything looks original. $1275.00 CASH buys it. I was told that it probably is a 1946, but you decide. Thanks.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900
This must have been an Orange Cover Fire Department.
“1952 jeep older restore . 4cylinder 4wheel drive with pto case. rock solid . we only use it around the farm . Not a rust bucket very solid with lots of potential. clear title in hand $4,900 obo cash only no trades”
