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This looks like a very nice restoration.
“The star of the show: A 1942 WW2 Ford GPW Army jeep, and Bantam 1/4 ton, 2-wheel
trailer. An exciting sale you don’t want to miss! Call for info on Jeep/Trailer (209)533-0889 after 6pm> up to day of sale”
http://goldcountry.craigslist.org/gms/1710684054.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $6000.
This includes a trailer. It looks like a good price. I would think that an accurately restored M-38A1 would have a split windshield?
“great 1952 24 volt Jeep with trailer for sale, registered and on the road”
Here’s a great price on a tandem axle trailer.
“Tandem Axle Car trailer, Very heavy duty, Good deck with tie downs, 7 pin elect connector, Elect brakes, asking $850, need to sell, too many toys, chuck, 425-422-6590.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/1694979769.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
It’s a nice looking rig & trailer.
“1961 WILLYS CJ-3B, CLEAR TITLE, 13,500 ORIGINAL MILES, ORIGINAL HURRICANE 4 CYL ENGINE, STARTS, RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT, THIS IS A VERY NICE OLD JEEP, THERE ARE JUST 3 OR 4 VERY TINY RUST SPOTS ON THE BODY, THE BODY IS VERY SOLID, NO RUST IN THE FLOOR OR TOOL BOX, EVERYTHING WORKS, 2 OF THE SNAPS ON THE BACK OF THE TOP NEED TO BE REPAIRED, THE WHEELS ARE VERY NICE, 31X10.50X15 TIRES ARE LIKE BRAND NEW, INCLUDES THE PTO WINCH YOU SEE IN THE PIC, INCLUDES THE ORIGINAL WHEELS AND TIRES, INCLUDES THE MILITARY TRAILER IN THE PICS, YOU WILL NOTICE THAT ONE OF THE TRAILER LIGHTS IS BROKEN – BOTH TRAILER LIGHTS HAVE BEEN REPLACED SINCE THESE PICS WERE TAKEN.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3750.
(12/03/09) It’s a bit beat up, but it’s got indents. It doesn’t have a column shift. It includes a trailer not shown.
“Vintage Willys in good running condition. This Willys has been used at a ranch in the Texas Hill Country (warehouse stored) for the past several years. I am selling the ranch, so the Jeep is available. NO Title. This is a RANCH jeep….has not been driven on city streets in several years. Also available is a custom made trailer to haul this vehicle (additional $750 for the trailer). Trailer has valid TX license plate. The Jeep has been converted to 12 volt, has a recent starter, almost new tires, plus many more features.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
This also includes in overdrive.
“1947 Willys CJ2A. This is a great jeep for restoration, or a daily driver. The frame, engine and running gear are excellent. The body has rust under the doors and on the floor. It is solid enough to drive every day, and there is still enough there to restore. This jeep came from Wyoming in 1999. Since then, I have been driving it on a weekly basis. The jeep has been converted to a 12 Volt system. The highlight of this Jeep is the Warn Overdrive. These go for about $800.00. It allows you to drive safely at up to 60 mph without ruining the engine. There is 18,000 miles on the sleeved, hardened seat, rebuilt engine. The photos show a paper air cleaner system. I still have all the oil bath stuff. The trailer is a 1951 military. There is some rust at the forward part of the floor. If you consider the value of the Jeep, overdrive and trailer, you will see that this is a very good price.”
Nice looking pair.
“This is a true WWII 1/4 ton willys jeep! It has only 2266 miles since an A1 restoration! must see to appreciate! It also comes with a very rare WWII utility trailer! Serious buyers only! No tire kickers! $9600 very firm. Call 615-563-8992”
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/1653496326.html
I’m not sure it’s the best price, but this is an interesting trailer in good shape.
“This classic trailer has been kept inside for many, many years. Korean War era Classic, and well cared for. Faded red paint doesn’t appear to be original, but tires do. Manufacturers metal ID tag includes “P K H 1952″. Grip handle emergency brake, carrying handles. All original, right down to the tires, Nothing has been altered, just a few holes drilled and some tie downs attached.
This is a must see for anyone really interested in extremely good condition, stock miltary trailer. One man can easily move this trailer around, and the brake works perfectly. Call me at 787 (one one nine one) 1191 or email me here. Price is firm. I’d rather keep it than sell it too cheap. Thanks, Dan.”
http://medford.craigslist.org/for/1654509144.html
Here are two trailers.
“Two M100 trailers one 395 and one 595,Both pull good, use or restore.Thanks Jeep MB GPW M37 marine navy willys ”
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/for/1642556819.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,900.
It looks good from a distance. Not a 1951.
“I restored this 1951 Willys Military Jeep with M100 trailer to original condition. Many new parts; brakes, wheels, shocks, exhaust, glass, canvas, seats, new rebuilt engine, transmission, differential, paint, electrical, lights, fording equipment, etc. The jeep is registered and has a clear title. I won a trophy for the class at a local car show this past fall. I would like to sell the jeep and trailer as one unit for $19,900.”
