This may be worth a look. It will need some floor work.

“1982 Jeep Scrambler runs and drives. 180k miles 6 cylinder 4 speed manual transmission 4X4 works clutch was recently replaced. frame is completely solid and structurally sound with some very minor surface rust. Body is clean and straight has some rust in the floor pans that have eaten through and will need to be repaired but otherwise there are no other rust issues. Perfect for restoration project.”

http://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/5310723928.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.

Glenn spotted these. Maybe someone wants them?

“I am selling two Gama Goats and a huge lot of parts, all of which are located in Colchester, VT. They are six wheel drive and articulate in the middle. They are amphibious in smooth water and have 4 wheel steering. The engines are 3-53 Detroit diesels with manual transmissions. The bodies are aluminum. Continue reading →

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $5900. Still not sure what it is.

“We are not quite sure what to call this vehicle. It probably started out as a Willys Americar, then was transformed into it’s present shape by a Cal Poly welding professor (or so the story goes). It has a 4-cylinder flathead engine that turns freely and a stick shift transmission. Notice the custom dash in the pics. There is a small trunk with a spare on the back. Still has the black license plates, so we can assume that it was driven on the highway at some point in it’s life. Would make a real cool run-about or ranch vehicle. Has the original hubcaps. Will need lots of TLC to get it back on the road, but what a hoot – friends will love it. We are certain that it is the only one of it’s kind in the world. I am William of bidslo.com and you can find all sorts of other fantastical vehicles on our website. Have a great day.”

Marty spotted this truck. There’s at least $250 of value here.

“63 jeep truck built by Willys does not run has the straight 6 with manual the LR brake is locked up needs to be winched onto a trailer has a solid roll bar good truck to turn into something. To many projects this one has to go“

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/5267880503.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3400.

Glenn spotted these funky Cushman’s for sale.

“Here is an ULTRA RARE barn find. “Two” 1957 Cushman Mailster Mail Carts and “One” Dec./1958 Cushman Mailster Mail Cart. All “Three” Carts are 80% to 98% complete.
These Cushman Mailsters were delivered to Lompoc Ca. Post Office in 1957 and late Dec. 1958 and were in service till 1965, when delivered to Sunnyvale CA. Post Office where they continued their service till retirement.
These Carts along with 47 others then went up for auction where all 50 Carts were purchased to one person who then stored till date/now.
These Carts have the single cylinder “Husky” engines, that spin freely, with the 3 speed trans.
They will/would need full restoration. These will be sold with a “Bill Of Sale”
“The “RED” Cart “IS NOT” included in this sale”
Possible trade for pre 1975 Ford, Chevy, Mopar, Willys Coupe or other of Value. Cash in or out $3400.00 OBO”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $18,000

Glenn forwarded this ad. Not many of these around in the states. I believe the proper name for this is an MK2/3 British Ferret Armored Scout Car. This may be missing the turret on top. Here’s an example of one with a turret.: http://www.track-kickers.com/images/mkferret23-main.jpg

“selling my British scout car runs and drives perfect no rust contact6 me only if you are interested in buying for 18.000”

Dan spotted this truck. It is a Copart auction with a current bid of $1650.

http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/31088505