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This appears solid.
“Offered is a ¼ ton utility trailer not sure if original but it is of original style. In excellent condition and ready to tow. Has military style ND tires, lights all seem to work, standard 2″ ball hitch. Trailer is permanently registered under a California PTI, and I have paper title. $1,200 will consider offers.”
http://mendocino.craigslist.org/cto/5464260826.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
Mike’s got this trailer for sale.
“Bantam Trailer 1949 T3-C post WW11 trailer, very nice condition with no rust, still has the 1&7/8″ Fulton coupler and correct landing leg and safety chains. Has California permanent plate and is registered in my name so no surprise at DMV. Tail lights are hooked up and working Ready to hook up and go”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/21/2016) If interested, contact Nancy and Dave at nancyrodine@gmail.com.
“Body basically in good shape, some rust and bed unevenness, has not been restored. The original tag that was on the trailer is missing. Located in SW Oregon near Grants Pass. $750.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
How about this trailer for your FC?
“It is in good condition. It has a clear title. Tires are old and dry. Lights work. The bed has a bit of rust. Mostly surface rust. The tailgate is home made.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000
Looks unrestored.
“1952 USMC M38A1 and M100 1/4 ton trailer also a 1952 (delivered 30th month of 1952). So both Jeep and Trailer are Korean War era. Complete with proper full canvas top, sides doors etc , tires etc. Engine rebuilt runs and drives as it should. It’s the original engine. Military tow bar included so you can take it on desert trips. It’s in good shape but not a museum vehicle. It is very collectible and dependable as a driver. The roll and side bars you see in the pictures can be unbolted and removed if desired for that completely original look and feel. This jeep has been by the seller since 1978. He bought it from a friend who had used it several years before that it was “in the service”. Owner selling because it’s been in his garage for several years and other toys have taken priority. To get it ready for new owners it’s been professionally gone through runs as expected. The fuel tank was redone professionally as were the fuel lines. Vehicle has 46000 miles on the clock. Fun to drive a unique vehicle ready for its new owner. Properly registered and insured by caring and careful owner, who has just replaced the parking brake shoes. Would consider separating trailer and truck. The trailer is very rare and its valued by the owner, and those that are on the market at $3,000 just by itself – it is historically significant.”
Hard to see much detail.
“1946 Willys for sale. She runs good and is all original, with matching trailer. Asking $6000 for this vintage conversation starter.
More pictures are available upon request. Please use contact information provided to reply. Emails will not be answered as promptly as a phone call or text.”
http://mohave.craigslist.org/cto/5424029209.html
Jeep runs. No pics of trailer.
“49′ Willys Jeep With Trailer, Bought on a Whim, now don’t have any use for it, good tires and chrome rims, 12 v system, cranks and drives fine, comes with tow bar, hood is up because i have a maintainer on the battery.”
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/atq/5401083544.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600
“I am selling my M100 trailer. I purchased this trailer in excellent restored condition about 2 years ago to go with my m38a1 (m38a1 not for sale). Recently moved and need more room in the garage. This trailer would be a great addition to a parade quality vehicle – I could never bring myself to use it around the farm for fear of damaging such a nice looking unit – I have used it lightly and can say that it tows very well. It has essentially no rust and appears all original; the break mechanism works, all the wiring (including coupling wire) is there, the lunette and support leg are in good working order, the chains are also present and functional. The spring controlled drains within the tub are both functional. I see no evidence of cutting or weld damage anywhere. Please note: the original data plates are not present; I was told when i purchased the trailer that it was a 1954 Dunbar Kapple manufacture. I have replacement plates and rivets- they have not been installed. Also note: there is no toolbox on the front of the trailer – whether this was later unit that did not have one or it was removed at some point I do not know. Third, all the wiring and lights are in place but I cannot guarantee they work in that I don’t have a coupling socket on my jeep. I am not a military trailer expert and have represented this to the best of my ability – please look at the pictures. I am well aware of what m100 trailers in far worse condition sell for – I am selling the unit for 1600$ firm – I feel like this an excellent price given the condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This pair looks like a great price.
“1952 Military jeep with Bantam trailer”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $100.
Jay spotted this trailer. Looks like there may be some value here.
“50s era military utility trailer.
These were commonly towed behind WWII, Korean War era Jeeps.
Not towable at this time. Needs tires. Trailer has been sitting 25+ years.”
