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Glenn spotted this trailer and thought maybe someone could use it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/803176193650379
“Vintage army jeep trailer”
UPDATE IV: Here’s another Knox, this time owned by Clint. It appears to have a few mods:
UPDATE III: While searching for any info on Knox trailers, Brandon ran across this post. So, he sent in some pics of his Knox trailer. He recently sold it.
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UPDATE II (From July 13, 2021) : Here’s another example of a Knox trailer that Jared recently purchased:
Bill spotted this Converto Airborne Trailer on eBay. Has some rust.
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“WWII US ARMY JEEP AIRBORNE 1944 CONVERTO DUMP TRAILER
GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION, HAS ORIGINAL COMBAT RIMS
The 1945 Converto T6/T7 Airborne Dump Trailer for Willys MB Jeeps, was made in limited numbers.”
The rims make this worth a look.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/tro/d/jefferson-valley-willys-bantam-t3-jeep/7332277472.html
“This is a 1946 BantamT3-C trailer sold through Willys Jeep dealerships.
The good; Original combat rims. They have been media blasted and powder coated.
Original VIN tag with proper Bantam ownership in my name.
The bad;
It is in very rough shape. It looks like someone moved it with a bulldozer.
This trailer needs a trailer to pick it up. IT IS NOT towable.
Best offers considered, but only in person.
Phone calls only, and not after 8pm. Mention this ad and I’ll return your call.
Text and emails will be ignored.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Seems like it’s in good shape.
“This is a very nice original 1 ton Ben Hur type trailer, built by Willys. Trailer was built in 1943. Original canvas cover!! All wood solid with no rot. This trailer was stored inside most of its life. Price is $1800. Phone calls only. Number isn’t a cell.”
Marty spotted this good price on a trailer.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/851985805417440
“Military ammo trailer Vietnam era. Has a rotating tongue which helps out when you are wheeling. I have had this trailer for over 25 years. At one time I was going to paint it to match my jeep that is why the fenders are off, never painted and never put them back on. This pulled great behind my Jeep. No title never had one, I bought it off a add tacked to the wall in Woodys 4×4 in Vancouver.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/24/2019) Another wagon-into-trailer modification.
https://madison.craigslist.org/pts/d/sparta-1948-willys-camping-trailer/7308066365.html
“Willy’s station wagon made into camping trailer back in the 50’s. Been saving it to restore an pull behind my Willy’s station wagon or truck, but time to let someone else enjoy it. Has the rare, hard to find, ‘ barn doors ‘ in back. Will need metal work, but it’s mostly flat panels on body and frame. $1500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Seems like a good price. No description provided.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Us as is or restore.
“1943 Bantam 1/4 ton jeep trailer. Nice straight trailer with minimal rust. A great project for restoration. for MB, GPW, military, Army, WWII, Korea, Willy’s, Ford, surplus, veteran”
I’m not familiar with this brand, but the trailer includes a data plate. Thanks to Tom for spotting it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/493904218290518
“Old army trailer. One tire is still up other is flat. Make a offer”
