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This unusual trailer could be a handy jeeping trailer.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1279111199289874
“Sweet Jeep trailer. Made from 2 Jeeps. Comes with 2 Jerry cans w/mounts 3 new tires including full size spare, waxed canvas cover included. Pintle receiver included”
This trailer was a “rusty piece of junk” before the rebuild.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2289304851207377/
“Rebuilt and refurbished Army Service Forces Bantam 1/4 ton payload, 2-wheel cargo trailer. Built in 1942/3 and rebuilt in 2022. Original from Bracebridge farm area. Excellent shape and wonderful and useful historical piece.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950.
Bill shared this trailer for auction with a buy-it-now price of $950.
“1943 Converto Airborne Military Dump Trailer
Overall good condition
Some rust, See pictures
Dump lever works
Landing leg moves freely
Bearing repacked
Extra rims from M38 included
$950\BO
Local pickup from Crossville Tennesse 38558”
Price seems good.
https://chico.craigslist.org/tro/d/chico-bantam-style-trailer/7483404410.html
“”Bantam” style trailer with cut-down Willys box-bed 48″W. x 54″L. New (military jeep style) tires. The box is hinged to tilt 30 degrees or more.”
UPDATE: Marty notes that the text describing this Airborne trailer was something he wrote. So, proceed with caution if you follow up on this one.
Looks in good shape.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/tro/d/elk-grove-bantam-jeep-willys-and/7484904880.html
“I’m selling my 1944 converto airborne dump trailer.
1944 Airborne Converto Trailer Battle Ground,WA
Trailer that Includes the original combat rims.
31 x 10.50 r15 BFG mud terrain tires on 10 wide wheels. Also comes with the original reinforced combat wheels with tires. All new tail lights and wiring. The original lynette eye mount is all complete and not modified. I made a new slug of solid 2 inch round bar to fit In the factory spot with a 2 Inch ball coupler. It can be easily removed and put an original one back on It. The floor is solid with very little surface rust. The only original part is missing besides the lynette eye is the handle for the rear gate dogs. I just made one out of some steel I had around.
This trailer would not take much to have It fully restored. I’m asking $3500.00 obo””
This looks like a good price on a small Converto Trailer. Thanks to Andy for spotting it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3256604564582183
“Good trailer. Concerto made these trailers to tow behind jeeps in WWII. Good N.Y. registration.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This is as nice of a Spen trailer as I’ve seen.
“Jeep Willy’s Spen Trailer. This is the trailer you would have gotten from a Jeep dealer as they did not sell Bantam trailers. It is in good shape, has some surface rust on the top side and could probably use a repaint or would be fine as is. Tires are new. Asking $2500 or best offer, comes with title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Bill spotted this trailer on eBay.
“August 1942 Willys MBT, buyer pays & sets up shipping.
This trailer was professionally restored by a well known military auto restoration company in the USA. The trailer was found, in-tact and painted black. Upon research, I found that this trailer was never mutilated, it still proudly displays the original data tag, holds all of its original hardware down to the lead washers for the reflectors AND the original markings from WW2. The trailer has the early axle with cast center section, correct lunette, landing leg and combat wheels. Being the first month of production for the trailers, the ACM number is located next to the hand brake rather than under the spring hanger. The trailer comes loaded with all the ammo boxes, fuel can, mortar boxes and parachute pack in the picture. I will do what I can to assist over seas purchasers.
Trailer will not be released until all funds have cleared, no exceptions.”
Steve spotted these trailers. I’m not sure what vehicles were designed to tow them, but they look like they are rugged and could be handy behind a jeep or tractor.
https://delaware.craigslist.org/tro/d/lewes-military-trailers-f2a-1950s/7458117647.html
“Two 1950’s military trailers. Rusty but functional. Missing tow bars.
Phone calls only.”
