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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Jared shared this non-running FJ.
“1961-65 Willy’s Jeep Fleetvan. Pretty rare. Has 4 cylinder overhead valve motor auto trans. At this time I have no title. Not running. $5000 or best offer. Would make great advertising van or great Hotrod”
An October 11, 1960, article in Grand Junction’s ‘The Daily Sentinel’ introduced many readers to Colorado’s newest industry: Jeep Tourism.
From the article, “Now, for the first time in history, the ordinary tourist and visitor can within a day’s time see some of the nation’s real back country.”
Roger Martin spotted this sign for $225. It’s 48″ wide by 17″ tall. I don’t know how ‘vintage’ it is, but I would have bought it if it was still available. It sold quickly.
UPDATE: **Sold** was $5000.
Maury shared this ad. It seems a pretty solid jeep, especially for the southeast. Seller is a dealer. The worst ‘damage’ seems to be the driver’s seat.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2974796805951136
“You are looking at a 1967 Kaiser Jeep J3000 pickup. This Jeep is 4 wheel drive pickup and is an amazing vehicle…This vehicle has a 327 V8 engine with an automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning and factory bucket seats. It is a long bed truck and the inside of the bed only has 2 very small dents in it. It is a very solid truck. We have had it running but have not driven it yet. As it sits right now you can own this vehicle for only $5,000 which I feel is very fair for a vehicle like this one with the potential that this vehicle has.”
Look slike a fun sand jeep.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/snw/d/rialto-sand-jeep-383-stroker/7178573396.html
“Sand Jeep based on a 1942 mail Jeep frame.
– 383 motor
– Power glide trans with brake
– 9” rear end
– Brand new PRP seats and harness’
– New fuel cell
– New radiator w/ electric fan
– New headers.
Very clean, well maintained. Never abused”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/26/2020) Could be a good price. No description provided.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/317940029427462/
This is supposed to be a no-rust body, but the passenger side floor appears double patched? Note the seem near the back of the floor and the plate on the angled portion of the floor. Maybe I’m just confused.
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale20/adm154/adm154.html
“Motor Pool Restoration on a no-rust body. Engine runs strong and smooth. 24v system intact and charging as it should. New tires and brake system. New canvas and glass. Fresh paint. Ready for parade or play.
Pictures do not show but has cross over tube and wiper system.
Located in Cairo Ga. Comes with Ga Vehicle registration as Ga will not title vehicles older than 1962. Ga registration can be used to title it in your state. “
UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/19/2020) This seller has some miscellaneous NOS and reproduction MB parts.
https://nh.craigslist.org/pts/d/acton-willys-model-mb-jeep-wwii/7179438810.html
“I purchased a good amount of parts from a serious car collection for World War II era Willys Model MB Jeeps. Some parts are original and others are authentic reproductions. I have cataloged a good deal of it for quick responses. Please call/ text me with your needs. I have priced most items at 1/2 of catalog prices.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
(03/31/2020) Another M-38 Fording Kit for sale (one was just sold out of NY).
“Willys – Jeep M-38, Military Korean Jeep, new old stock ( NOS ); Very rare Deep water fording kit still in the original crate after all these years. I have just opened the original crate and Will Ship without crate for an additional $75.00 in the lower USA. The tail pipe is inside the intake tube still undisturbed. The outside of the intake tube is weather checked, as these creates are original and were unopened for al, these years. I Have only one left as I sold the other two. As mentioned I Will ship the contents of a open crates to the lower US States for an additional $75.00 but prefer local pick-up..”
Doesn’t run. Has rust.
https://louisville.craigslist.org/pts/d/bristow-1961-jeep-willys-jeep-trench/7187386744.html
“For that special person in your life that has everything…but NOT a Jeep-A-Trench!
1961 Jeep Willys
Jeep-A-Trench
4cyl. overhead valve
Rear passenger side leaf spring broke so it was retired.
Everything is here.
PTO driven unit in rear.
I have not engaged the PTO in fear for my life.
With a hot battery it starts right up and doesn’t smoke!
Runs strong (can send video).
Zero brakes
Not drivable at this time.
Just a really cool, rare unit with a neat history.
Clear Indiana title!
Special Machinery plated
$2500.00 Hour west of Louisville of I64 Exit #79”
I finally snagged one of these ‘Jeep’ Planning brochures. Based on some of the images (like the WILLYS and JEEP within a link), I’d say this was produced in the Fall of 1944. As best as I can tell, it might be the earliest brochure for what would be the CJ-2A, though you’ll note that only CJ-2s are pictured (unless I missed an X-cj). The brochure breaks down the four principal uses for the “peace time jeep”.
This 1/76th scale plastic jeep represent one of the few commercial models designed based on the original Bantam BRC. Eventually, I’ll remove it from it’s packaging to better take pics of the parts and the directions.
