Starting this (Wednesday) afternoon, I’ll be out of service until Friday morning. We have a narrow, though cool, window of weather to escape for two days in the motorhome. Ann’s feeling a little better and Dad is being moved from a hospital to a rehab place. So, we have a short window of independence.

It’s a project/parts vehicle.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/537615933422127

“Clean title. Conversion not finished. Currently has a low milage Buick 223 V-6 in it that runs great. This motor is larger than the original F4-134 hurricane so some fabrication work is needed to get everything to fit properly. You could also pull the 223 and put a 4 cylinder to save the trouble. Comes with lot’s of extra parts including an extra tranny and driveshaft. Has just about everything other than the clutch and accelerator linkages.

Has not been driven on the road since the 80’s when it had the original engine. Has always been garaged, practically no rust on the entire vehicle and the frame is in excellent condition. Also comes has the original tailgate and a 6 foot plow. Selling for an older friend who can no longer do the physical work. He would like to see it go to someone who will finish the job. Need gone as soon as possible, willing to negotiate on price.”

UPDATE: We read through the ER Docs notes online this morning. We discovered that there was mention of the uterus going through the muscle wall. Why the ER doc did not mention this to us, I can’t say. But, when we did the research, we found her symptoms match that diagnosis. We now feel we are onto something. She’s been making calls all morning to arrange a local emergency hysterectomy with a local gynecological group (we think we have VA approval for this … still working the system). Now, we are just waiting on return calls.

Original post: Just a few updates today. We spent most of yesterday in the ER with Ann doubled over with lower abdominal-area pain. Just like our Nov 20th ER visit in Seattle, the docs could find no clues as to what is causing it. There’s no infection, no signs of any internal organ problems, no increase in white blood cell counts, etc, etc. So, they concluded it’s a uterus problem (and she did have surgery on it last month), but offered no specifics. They said it something they said they couldn’t address, and they sent us home late last night with pain pills. Frustrating!!!

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

Tom’s selling this redone CJ-3A.

“1952 Cj3a for sale runs brakes new battery, rebuilt starter, new tires and rims , shocks and springs.tom york Pennsylvania.”

I spent the day untangling holiday lights on Sunday (got to whittle down that honey-do-list), so no updates today. I’ll have some good stuff Tuesday.

– Dave

It’s listed as a 1946.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2396296027054420

“46 Willy’s Jeep does not run needs to be gone through, would make a good project for someone that has time”

Could be a good price.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2040772619276346

“Runs pretty darn good”

Updates will return Tuesday morning

It’s missing a few parts.

https://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep/6726617353.html

“1950 CJ3 engine was rebuilt 8 years ago. Has soft cover and frame but cover needs work. I have title. Need to sell for room in barn”