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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
Looks read for some hauling.
“I recently acquired a 1966 Jeep trailer. Has minor BATTLE damage in the form of a couple bullet holes. All original military. Never restored or repainted. Has lights and wiring harness and brakes. Pintle attachment. Pulls good. Will have a NEW set of off road tires installed. 16” Military rims. No through rust, just minor surface rust. Perfect Jeep off-road utility trailer.”
Roger Martin spotted this trailer, which looks to be a Ben Hur model. It’s only 40 miles from him. He’s generously offered to pick it up for someone if they are interested.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/459139105022862/
“Great pull behind. Solid. Good rubber. 2 inch ball. Lights do not work. No title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Looks ready to haul stuff.
“Bantam willys Jeep trailer great condition $1200.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
Needs a new tail light. Appears to have combat rims.
“1943 U. S. WW2 Willys MB GPW Jeep Trailer MBT Bantam Military
The Jeep trailer is a small, 1/4-ton payload rated, cargo trailer, designed in World War II to haul supplies
This trail is in really good shape , has one broken tail light (not original)
Comes with a pintle hitch
Would make a great hunting or camping trailer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
Refurbed and road ready.
“Mechanically and structurally restored while preserving its nearly 70 year old patina. New wiring, lights and reflectors – exactly match originals. Rusted areas on the box were cut out, fresh steel welded in, frame was reinforced with extra cross rails and a treated lumber deck was installed.
Canopy tops are available for these to make it an all weather, off road adventure hauler. Very solid, nice towing… its a great little trailer that is very unique and gets a lot of attention.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550.
Might be a reasonable price.
“This is a WWII Willys MBT trailer. Has rust, make a good hauler or adventure trailer. Priced right.”
Ken spotted these truck items. They aren’t too far from him, so if you need a trained eye to check the parts out, I’ll connect you with him. Ken owned a 4×4 ship in Boise for years.
UPDATE: status unknown. Was $800.
Has some rust issues, but could be worth a look.
“Looking for a great little trailer to pull behind your JEEP? This is a real 1947 Bantam TC3 that was made just for that. It is in pretty good shape for being over 70 years old. Has some rust spots in the tub. Still has floor but has diamond plate steel over the top of it. 2” hitch. Tows great, tires are good and lights work. Trailer has Texas title in my name.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950.
“Trailer has some rust and patches. Comes with canvas cover.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
The floor’s been replaced (or covered).
“I have a 1942 Willys Bantam Trailer that is in Fair condition. It is a great trailer for camping or the foundation for a rooftop tent. Asking $1300 OBO. New Tires and paint.”
