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Anyone know the history behind this? I can’t tell how big it is, but I’m guessing it’s pretty small.
“Ford GPW 1943 Aluminum Plaque Round
Mountable
Call
818 606 8061
Steve”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/clt/3972568518.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
This is a mix of MB/GPW parts and CJ-2A.
“I have basically a complete 1946 CJ2A that is completely disassembled. I restored a 1943 GPW for a guy and have this parts Jeep leftover. Almost everything is there, but it is a major project or parts for your project. Have an Iowa title, but can not find a VIN on the frame. Usually not a problem with these older Jeeps.”
No pics of the top. The price looks good.
“I have a very nice full soft top for CJ2A or any other jeep that size. Made by Best top. It is a Tiger top and comes with all the hardware (doors, bows, windows). Used only twice and was garaged. Call 503-593-9451. Thanks”
This might make an interesting project.
“$200 OBO This 1940s cj2a frame was elongated many years ago, it had at needed it for a flat bed to be added to the back, would be a great frame to chop up for parts, many of the pieces on this frame are good for replacements to existing frames, cash, must pick up, contact matt, need the space, no title”
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/pts/3942527830.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $1500.
I can’t say I’ve seen many of these hardtops.
“Very rare 76-86 Acme fiberglass hardtop with doors for cj5. New exterior paint and in excellent condition. All glass is good and door glass opens freely. This model has the lower windows in doors, so easier to see the ground. Took me two years to find this one. Sold jeep and now have extra hard top.”
The jeep looks rough.
“Have a bunch of parts off my old Willy’s Jeep. 4 cylinder motor, 3 spd trans, dual stick transfer case, 2 set of axels 1 set has 4:11 gears in it and the other has 5:13 gears in it the axles need the brakes redone and the motor,trans and t case all need to be rebuild has been sitting for a long time.the motor is converted over to 12 volt. $200 obo per set of axles.make offer on everything else. The body and frame are not for sale I am using it for another project. Thanks for looking. Call or text 321-208-5187”
http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/pts/3932183392.html
No pics provided.
“Some Jeeps & Many PARTS, Call ED @ 4026895105 ,Thanks”
“Have several MB & GPW misc. Jeep parts.
Also CJ-2a & CJ-5 parts.
Let me know what you need.
J.Mac 303-823-5308 Lyons, Co.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3930815114.html
This aide kit came with a surplus WW2 jeep Charles’ brother bought in 1946. However, it doesn’t appear to be a WW2 jeep kit. Anyone have additional insights (I don’t know anything about these).
Charles notes: “The kit is metal, 8″X5″X2.5″ olive drab with a Red Cross symbol on the top. I could find no numbers of any kind. On the directions for use inside is the name of the company that distributed it. (First Aid Supply Co., 32 West 22nd St, New York 10, NY)”
Contact Charles at veitlcg@comcast.net
No pics provided.
“pair of bucket seats and engine cover(red) please make offer that’s all I got left”