No jeep, but I just thought this hauler was cool.
Unusual Research Archives
1944 MB Reno, NV **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5,749.
(06/26/2012) Here’s an unusual MB Josh spotted.
“1944 Willys MB Jeep Classic. One of a kind — excellent condition! A definite eye catcher. Just in time for Hot August Nights! 95% restored stock. 12 volt system. No rust, no dents. Newer paint, sprayed rhino liner on inside floor. New interior and top. New brakes including master cylinder and slave cylinder. New wheel bearings and seals, new fluids including differentials. Newer tires, recent tune-up. $10,500 obo. No trades. Serious inquiries only.”
1954 Unusual JeepRod Fortedward, NY $3000
It’s still a project.
“It a project a lot of part ! For some one who wants a hotrod or rat rod then no one elts has rolling around ! Need some one who wants to finish , I have to many projects and don’t have the time to finish this one it set up with a auto sbc $3000 cash sorry no trades”
Six Wheeled Flatfender in India
1949 ‘Fire’ Jeepster **SOLD**
UPDATE: Was $6500. **SOLD** Now in Napa Valley.
“Really rare 1949 jeepster firetruck runs drives.”
Hawaiian Jeep Shirt Size Large on eBay
Perfect for your next trip to Hawaii! This one is tempting. It’s just unusual enough . . . It reminds me of my Ford GP shirt.
“TORI RICHARD Rare Vintage Safari Jeep Lion Puma Mens Hawaiian Camp Shirt L
Short Sleeve – Button Down
Material: 100% Rayon
Color: Green, Brown, White, Other
1 Pocket on the chest
Care instructions: Machine washable
Pre-owned and in Very good to Excellent condition
Measurements were taken while laying flat – Approximate
Tag Size: L
Chest armpit to armpit: 25″
Length collar seam to bottom seam: 30.5″
Please see photos for more details
Comes from a smoke free environment”
1947 Jalopy Jeep Daytona Beach, FL **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
This is . . . unique.
“47willy jeep title runs good have tub fenders grill lights ect call for test drive”
Mike’s Electric 1953 M-38A1
Robin discovered this cool jeep: an electric 1953 M-38A1.
Robin writes, “The owner, Mike Sudik, is an electrician and president of Big Sky Solar Wind out of Missoula, MT. Mike removed the engine several years ago (now owned by Robin) and replaced it with a DC electric motor. The top speed has been 45 mph and goes about 60-90 miles on a charge. The “top” is actually a solar panel used to charge the 12V system for his PA and stereo.
He has detailed his adventure at: http://www.bigskysolar-wind.blogspot.com/. On his website are pictures showing how he accomplished the task. He had the Jeep listed as a CJ-3A but he now knows that it is an M-38A1. In fact, he probably got way more info (from me) than he ever expected. 🙂 He is a really great guy and I thought your readers might like to see what he has done. I have some pictures here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alturusphoto/sets/72157640164517713/
1952 Truck Montpelier, VT $3900
Need a jeep that’s a little taller? Here it is.
“52 willys cab on top of custum frame tons of stuff.spun berring in motor its a 454 big block, i have another motor that will go with it for nether $1000.oo.350 trany , 5 ton transfer case 2.5 ton rockwell axles welded front&rear, hydro steering, pion brakes , new aluminum radator race seats new pull headers, 16 gallon fuel sell, b&m shifter,its all painted green and bed is made just have make rear fenders. cage needs finishing, sure forgot lot stuff asking $3900 obo.cash posable trades .i also have the doors just not on or painted. text or call with questions. come c in person get much better idea.”
1958 FC-170 Ocala, FL **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on ebay.
Designed for carrying hunting dogs and more makes this an unusual FC.
“Up for auction is this unique 1958 Jeep FC-170. This is a Forward Control model with a 3-speed manual shift. The previous owner had the rear body fabricated especially for hunting. The hunting body features upper and lower seats that still have the original protectors on them. The body was designed for transporting and running hunting dogs. It features kennels for the dogs, coolers, a water tank, and racks for holding guns. This is a well designed and built unit, with solid doors, sturdy frame, it even has cushioned armrests on the hunting seats. The upgraded front bumper features a wench. Previous owner said that the mileage shown was original.
This Jeep has currently been started up and driven a small distance. The engine sounds great and the brakes seem to be working. The headlights are also working. The wench on the front has not been tested out. This is a solid and pretty complete Jeep for a 1958. The previous owner kept it in a garage since 1976 (the last time it was registered). It does need new tires and a brake checkup, once those are done it should be ready for use.
The cab is in good shape, the floor pans are solid.”


























