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There are four jeeps (or partial jeeps) at a Nebraska Action. This first one is the oddest:
1) This obviously isn’t a jeep, but someone thought this model A should look like one:
2) Here is an FC-170 (no year listed):
The interior could use a little work, but it sure looks sound for the price.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/448160817232056
“This is a 67 jeep wagoneer, it’s in pretty damn good shape for its age. All original nothing has been messed with really. Super fun to drive and just a cool vehicle. It has a little bit of a cooling problem and the filler neck needs replaced for the fuel tank. Found them online for $35.”
This is a rare one. It appears in reasonable shape, especially for the price. Someone might have added duallies to the rear.
https://medford.craigslist.org/cto/d/grants-pass-1947-willys-overland/7543013992.html
“This is one of the last of it’s kind in really good condition. It has a flat head six cylinder engine that I was converting fro six to twelve volt. I was not able to finish because of disability. It would be nice to have someone finish this project. This ran when parked.”
Lots of work and money to restore these.
https://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/d/elmira-1954-austin-champ/7539391146.html
“1954 Austin Champ
This British military vehicle was imported to the US after it was decommissioned in the 60’s.
The original Rolls Royce B40 engine is not seized and is complete. Engine is assembled with UNF fasteners (embossed on the valve cover).
The tires are in good shape.
Missing windshield, front seats, and lights. The differential has been disassembled.
Included is the following parts I have purchased for this vehicle:
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Here’s an odd go-kart like Offroad/snow vehicle. Anyone recognize it?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1285490108877355/
“No clue what it is would love to know has 16in wide tires and Arctic cat 440 tried to start it has spark asking 1,000 obo”
Chris forwarded this nice looking Commando. It appears to have been built by Jeep Viasa and imported from Spain based on the data plate.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1969-jeep-commander/5799210036778812
“1969 Jeep Commando Jeepster * 33k km * 4×4 *Removable Top * Runs Great * Manual Rare ‘69 Commando, You are welcome to come drive it. *Note this is a Commando not Commander as ad says. 1969 Kaiser Jeepster Commando Wagon”
I can’t remember who makes these or what the model is.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3373540432869738
“Farm hauler jeep. Needs cylinoid and clutch. 2200 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
This is considered an early (if not the first) side-by-side.
I have for sale a 1970 lockley wrangler ! I bought this Unit with plans to change a few things ! Hate to get rid of it ! Runs and drives As it should ! It has a Predator 420cc engine and a forward and reverse transmission ! This unit has been all redone !”
Martin shared this rig. This one runs across drives. It could be a handy rig to have around.
https://lewiston.craigslist.org/hvo/d/lewiston-1943-wwll-ford-burma-jeep/7507658853.html
“1943 Ford Burma Jeep, this particular truck was a bomb service truck for the Navy during World War II. It has the in-line six ford engine that starts easy and runs smooth. It has a 10,000 pound Braden PTO winch that works great and has new cable. The four wheel drive works as it should in both high and low range, high range is pretty low as top speed is only 45 mph. It does have a leak here and there as you would expect from something of this vintage but does run well and drives and stops. This would make a good farm rig or a good restoration truck for a military collector, as I read there were approximately 15,000 of these trucks made in five different configurations, I don’t know how many of them survived. I would be open to offers / trades.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
While looking for jeeps I stumbled upon this unusual van. Looks like it would make an unusual food truck or other unique vehicle. That’s one big winch!
“According to a museum I’m consulting with, there were less than 1300 of these made and less than 50 in existence. Entertaining offers but don’t bother in the comments, compose a decent message or call Carroll’s truck parts in Galion Ohio”
