Nothing fancy, but looks good for the price.

https://kpr.craigslist.org/tro/d/willys-bed-trailer/6771820506.html

“Box is in good shape with a couple small rust spots. 6 hole trailer house axle, good medium weight springs, Ford wheels, 2 inch hitch, 4 flat light connector.”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(11/23/2018) Might be worth a look.

https://stockton.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-jeep-fc-pickup-bed-trailer/6752052636.html

“Pickup bed trailer made from the Frame, Axle and Bed from a Forward Control (cabover) Jeep pickup. The forward control jeeps are becoming kind of rare and this bed may be just the ticket for the completion of a nice restore project. Or use it as built as a trailer. Pretty complete including original jeep tailgate with a few dings and very minimal rust. E-mail if interested or if you need more information.”

Mark just listed this nice looking trailer over at warjeeps.com.

http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale18/adm467/adm467.html

This looks more like a Sterling trailer to me than a Bantam T3C.

https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/tro/d/willys-jeep-type-trailer/6761543825.html

“Listing up my trailer. I believe it’s a Bantam T3C but it has no tags and slight variations from what I can see online.

This would look perfect behind your Willys / AMC / CJ Jeep any model. I know a few people with these restored behind their JK and it looks great.

It has a few different surface colors and surface rust, but no rot. The floors were replaced probably 30+ ago with flat steel. But, it’s a solid trailer. The reflector on the tailgate is my favorite part, it’s an old school marble reflector.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.

“1947 Bantam, 1/4 ton, trailer, sn# 19180, with open Colorado title. Has original slip over ball type hitch and replacement Y hitch ready to install. Three bows.

No tail lites or wiring. I think original 16″ wheels and 6.50 x 16 bias ply tires(tires are in poor condition). Trailer is in registry.

Has usable tires on the ground. Condition of axle and bearings unknown.”

Joe shared this ad for a handy camping trailer.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/jeep-camping-utility-trailer/6744717412.html

“condition: good
make / manufacturer: Custom Build
model name / number: Permanent Tags Clean Title
size / dimensions: 9’6″ft x 4’ft x 3’ft

Last two pictures are World War 2 era Army Jeep Trailer that’s under the blue utility box. This trailer is World War 2 Jeep with locking box built on top. I bought it from owner/builder. It’s a Army Jeep with box fit top has all original Jeep hardware and forging axel. Pull it with your 4 cylinder or UTV.
Permanent tags
Clean title.
Rack Cliffs Welding $500.
Old style propane tank a/dual burner propane stove with long rubber line let’s you cook anywhere.
All new tires.
1 7/8″inch Ball Hitch.

Compare The Photo’s of World War II
Jeep trailer at bottom. That’s what’s under the Utility box on this trailer.

$1200 or Best Offer
1. Phone contact 7am to 9pm hrs.
2. Cash-Money ONLY. I’ll only dicker on offers made it person.
3. No trades. No payments. No phony Saudi Sheikh’s with crypto-Monopoly money.
4. Call, Text, E-Mail
Thank’s
I don’t want or need any sales help.”

Looks ready for a trip.

https://denver.craigslist.org/tro/d/1948-bantam-t3c/6740805343.html

“Hate selling my beloved trailer, I just dont have the space for it anymore. It’s a 1948 bantam t3c trailer in good working condition. Clean title. Comes with the steam bent bows and two end pieces. Great camping or fire wood trailer, or to pull behind your willys jeep cj2a”

Looks like a good price on a trailer.

https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/tro/d/willy-jeep-trailer/6724081155.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

Ryan’s listed this Bantam trailer. Includes 3 combat rims.

“When the U.S. Army developed the World War II jeep, it needed a cargo trailer that would track behind the vehicle.
The first trailer was called the “Trailer, 1/4-ton, 2-Wheel, Cargo, Amphibian”.
Bantam built 73,689 of these, and possibly more after the war.
In 1945 as the war was winding down the production switched over to a civilian version the T3-C trailer.
In early production parts created for the military version were used – including combat rims which came apart for easier replacement of tires in the field.

Pinning a production month is not possible but the combat rims, the serial number 2521 and other features put it early in 1946. (see the database on the T3-C link below)
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

Jason’s got this Willys MBT trailer for sale. He reports that it has never been rebuilt or repainted.

“Up for auction is an original WWII Willys MB Trailer! These trailers are super rare to find in this condition if you can even find them at all! This is an unmolested, uncut, original trailer. I purchased this many many years ago from a gentleman that was in his 80s and had used it behind his Willys MB. The trailer is not registered and has never been used by me. It has always sat in my garage since purchasing it. I do not have a title for it as there was no title when I purchased it. I will include a bill of sale. There are no numbers stamped on the reproduction data plate so you can add what you wish. The trailer has a few markings of 293 stamped on a few pieces of metal. The original leg also has a stamping on it.
The trailer is not in factory new condition. It is over 70 years old and incredibly hard to find one in this shape. It would make a fantastic addition to someone’s WWII Willys MB or Ford GPW!
I do not even want to part with it as I’m well aware of how rare it is but I need to free up some room for other projects.
The hand brake works. I have never plugged in the cable but the lights and all wires appear in good condition so I assume they all work as well.
Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer and I will do my best to assist where I can.”