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Ted’s got 2 M-170 Stretchers sale. Contact him at willysted @ charter.net.
2 M-170 Stretchers $100 Each or $150 for the pair:
“I have some interesting left over military ambulance stretchers I would like to sell.They are in excellent condition and would be a great addition to someone restoring an M170 or even a m38.”
This has quite a few mods.
http://www.warjeeps.com/jss/sale/adj484/adj484.html
“1963 M-170 Marine Corps Jeep – has a lot of mods, also have matching trailer, runs and drives fine, registered for street use, have had it since about 1994 or so, was featured in Four Wheel Offroad mag and is pretty rare, it’s in pretty good shape.
small list: full cage through body to frame mounts, winch, 350 Chevy, turbo 400, Art Carr manual valve body and Art Carr shifter, Durrie 9 inch with locking hubs and Auburn pro posi, stock front 25 with 5:38 gears, has advance adaptors overdrive unit, two meter radio, cd player.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(06/09/2014) It runs, but could use some restoration.
“This is a genuine piece of history that is ready to have the restoration completed. Runs great, as a matter of fact it has been a savior on the farm at times, pulling things out that I have gotten stuck.
Not picture is the green canvas top that fits over the railings.
Please see the YouTube video of use driving on the property.
Sorry, not looking for trades. Cash only.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGdFqR5OILc&feature=youtu.be
UPDATE: **SOLD**
http://www.fourwheeler.com/project-vehicles/1406-1954-willys-m-170-army-ambulance-resuscitation/
“1954 M-170. This is a Korean-War-era military field ambulance/radio vehicle made by Willys. This particular Jeep was a radio vehicle, not ambulance. Radio switches/gauges and antenna mount present, but radio equipment gone. Was a ranch Jeep for past 42 years.
Drivetrain and axles are stock with minor exceptions. Ignition was converted to 12-volt and generator replaced with Delco alternator with external regulator by previous owner. Also, civilian carb was installed on the stock 134-cube F-head. Transmission is stock T-90 and T-case is factory twin-stick Spicer 18.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500.
It’s a project, but there’s already been some work done.
“SENT TO US AT EAST COAST WILLYS RESTORATIONS TO FINISH THE RESTORATION FROM OWNER OF THIS..98 % OF ALL PARTS TO FINISH…OWNER SAYS TRY TO SELL IF I CAN BEFORE FINISHING THIS..EVEN HAS A GALLON OF PAINT FOR IT..NEW MOTOR TRANNY TRANSFER REBUILT ALONG WITH THE DRIVETRAIN..BODY & FRAME , DRIVETRAIN IS SANDBLASTED PRIMED & PAINTED..NEED MORE PERTICULARS CALL US AT 919-663-0110 ON WHAT IS NEEDED ..THIS IS NICE STRAIGHT FRAME READY TO GO IF YOU GOT THE TIME TO FINISH AS I GOT THE PARTS THAT GO WITH IT WITH THIS PRICE…”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
There looks to be value here.
“Selling a Willys jeep m170. It is a project jeep, has not motor, no grill, only one fender, no seat frames, and no vin number. It has rust but is very repairable. It would make a great family off road truck.”
UPDATE: Pics provided. Still Available
(03/12/2014) Runs and drives.
“good condition for yr. runs, stops , have bows, top, data plate 716 681 9667”
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/4369639741.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
“M-170 is the long wheel base ambulance version of the standard military Jeep. This Jeep is in excellent running condition with a freshly overhauled engine, new clutch and battery. The body is in good condition with no rust issues. Is is under a “non-op” registration but is street legal. It needs a windshield. The tires are new but the wheels and tires are not original military. An excellent candidate for restoration or use as is for running the hills.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800
(02/15/2014) This runs and drives. It might be a good price.
“I have a 1962 jeep M170. Runs good, clutch is good, 4wd is good, new batteries, newly sealed gas tank, carb cleaned, 13kmi just needs some restoration.”
Needs starter at the very least. No pics provided.
“I have a jeep M170 that i am selling to further other projects. Rust free jeep with original drive train. Missing soft top, tailgate and odds and ends. Needs a starter and has been converted to 12v system with alternator. New battery and aftermarket wiring harness available. Tires.are aftermarket and in good shape. Great project truck and a very rare jeep. Production numbers are thought to be as low as 4500 ever produced. Will consider partial trades for guy stuff. Text or call for more information and serious interest. 763-269- two nine one four. You are not likely to see another one this nice,this cheap.”