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UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/24/2019) Another wagon-into-trailer modification.
https://madison.craigslist.org/pts/d/sparta-1948-willys-camping-trailer/7308066365.html
“Willy’s station wagon made into camping trailer back in the 50’s. Been saving it to restore an pull behind my Willy’s station wagon or truck, but time to let someone else enjoy it. Has the rare, hard to find, ‘ barn doors ‘ in back. Will need metal work, but it’s mostly flat panels on body and frame. $1500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Seems like a good price. No description provided.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Us as is or restore.
“1943 Bantam 1/4 ton jeep trailer. Nice straight trailer with minimal rust. A great project for restoration. for MB, GPW, military, Army, WWII, Korea, Willy’s, Ford, surplus, veteran”
I’m not familiar with this brand, but the trailer includes a data plate. Thanks to Tom for spotting it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/493904218290518
“Old army trailer. One tire is still up other is flat. Make a offer”
Allan’s selling this rough trailer. He’s hoping someone can get some use out of it.
https://dubuque.craigslist.org/pts/d/cascade-vintage-bantam-willys-trailer/7285869845.html
“This is a survivor Bantam Willys trailer. The trailer is very rusty and would need major work for restoration. The frame looks to be Ok and the axle, springs, hubs, wheels are all intact. Front tongue jack is intact and workable.The tailgate is intact, but would also need work. There is a bracket on the front of the trailer with a wire spool attached. Not sure what the wire spool attachment may have been used for.
The ID serial tag/plate is intact, but it is weathered to the point that I cannot read it. I have not tried a magnifying glass.”
Jack Bowlin posted photos of the cute little jeep trailer he created, one that matches his jeep. I like it.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1641202336209808/permalink/2742473362749361/
Seems in pretty good shape.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/tro/d/kalama-1946-spen-trailer-willys-jeep/7287373973.html
“This is a WWII Jeep Trailer that was not used during the war and was sold after the war to SPEN CO. for civilian use. Hitch was converted to ball type at that time by the Spen Co. Rare trailer, very straight. Has a couple small cancer spots shown in pics in front wall. All the rest is surface rust. Has a Title. Just needs paint and the correct lights for a collectors trailer. Has the original (extremely hard to find) Spen hubcaps……”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
The back has been cut, but this seems in good shape otherwise. It has the data plate, too.
“1945 military bantam jeep trailer. I wanted to build an off road camper that could haul my 4wheeler and roof top tent but I need a bigger trailer willing to trade for trailer or cash”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $750.
Needs some bed work at the very least.
“I got a 1943 Jeep military trailer need to be restored but in good running condition registered and California title in hand asking 750”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Bill spotted this trailer with a starting price of $500. It’s located just northwest of Boise.
“This Jeep trailer is a civilian Bantam model of the M100 military trailer. The color is Korean War 24087. It has new 700×16 tires; also a new floor plate. It has a 24 volt tail light and connector plug to a military Jeep. There is no rust. This trailer is located in Southwest Idaho.”
