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Could be a good price.
https://yubasutter.craigslist.org/cto/d/64-jeep-willy-cj5-with-chevy/6695605368.html
“64 Jeep Willy CJ5
Nice looking, just tuned up.
Runs excellent.”
Updates resume Monday morning.
No updates today.
Updates resume Monday.
Dean’s in search of some Dana 27 4:88 gears for his Topeka Mower. Does anyone have some? If so, you can email him at bbq3300@yahoo.com.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“1965 Jeep Willy’s. 4×4
All original except the gas tank which is new a few years ago that I purchased from the Kaiser Willy’s catalogue. I inheirited it from uncle 8 years ago. It just sits in the barn. It never has had a flat tire on these heavy ol’ bias ply tires. It really needs a Willy’s enthusiast’ attention or a deer lease to call home. Will start and run but definitely needs a tune up. I used to fire it up and cruise up and down our road but I haven’t started it since last winter though because I’m too lazy. It does have a new interstate battery In it. Dust from sitting in the barn will be part of the package deal.
Title in hand!”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/28/2018) Looks in good shape. Kelly hardtop. This is one of multiple jeeps for sale at this location.
https://ksu.craigslist.org/cto/d/1947-willy-jeep-with-overdrive/6662881262.html
“In good condition just needs an annual done.”
UPDATE: This 2008 post is incomplete. I will update it with the full story when I get a chance.
The 1968 issue had an article that underscores how popular jeeping had become. One event in California, the Desert Safari, organized by the Tierra Del Sol 4wd club, brought in 600 jeeps and over 2500 people. Below is the cover story’s picture.
Looks solid.
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1952-m38-great-shape-near/6666675017.html
“This military jeep is in great shape with very minimal rust.Many accessories and extra parts to go with it.It runs excellent and all fluids have recently been changed with two new batteries as it is the original 24 volt system.The horn works as do all the lights.Title in hand.Phone only for more info.Thanks for looking.”
Has a Pinto engine.
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/1951-willys-m38-us-army/6663931530.html
“Putting my 1951 Willy’s M38 up for sale… Runs and drives great. Obviously not 100% original. Upgrades include more powerful Ford 4 cylinder engine, rancho shocks, and bigger tires. 4×4 and high-low work great. Recently repainted. Never registered – sold with bill of sale. Delivery available.”
I’ve not felt well all Monday. We’ll try for updates on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, I hear that the Old Willys Forum is down. Here’s more information on that from Pete from the Facebook page:
“A huge Thanks to everyone for being patient while we rework the forum! We’ve been down for nearly a week now, way longer than I expected… In the last nine years, the forum has never been down for more than 24 hours.
The conversion of the forum database to the new forum software is well underway,…. Getting the image attachments and gallery reconnected is the hardest part, and takes the longest. Once we get the basic forum up and running, we will be adding all the details back into the forum (graphics, icons, avatars, new features,etc) over the coming weeks.”
Updates will resume Tuesday.