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The Ventura County Star-Free Press published an article on the new FC-150 Jeep in the December 04, 1956, issue of the paper.
This July 11, 1947, ad was published in the Weekly Times-Advocate by Willys-Overland dealer Collins and Sharp out of Escondido, California.
The starting bid price is $49.99, but shipping is estimated at $132.70. If you can pick up locally, this could e a good price.
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“Kaiser Supersonic 741422 Willys Jeep Head. It has been in storage for a long time. I’m unaware of fitment details but from what I’ve read online I see them on 1940-50’s Jeeps but once again I do not know for sure. Sorry.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Looks in good shape.
“VERY RARE Jeep FC-150 that will get nothing but stares. This restored 1959 Jeep FC150 is a blast to drive, with a manual transmission and a 4cyl gas motor this truck is sure to bring a smile to your face. Full time 4 wheel drive takes away the worry about getting stuck. Has a fresh paint job (done 2018) and brand new seats (done 2020) new tires, new rims, and a fresh tune up on the motor as well as a new battery.
The bed does have some small rust holes in the bed and above windshield that could be easily fixed. The truck does have some bondo (as to be expected by a 61 year old truck) Other than that, this truck is very clean. No rust on frame at all. You won’t find another truck like this! These trucks are becoming very hard to come by, let alone in this good of condition.”
This has an unusual hardtop.
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“Decided to sell my 1946 Willys Jeep. This little jeep runs and drives like a 1946 willys jeep should. The only known issues the fuel filter plugs every once and a while. The gas tank needs to be rinsed out.Could also use a radiator cap I did order one but I am not sure when it will arrive. I only drive it a few miles now and then so it was just not a priority I guess. Shifts good in all gears 4×4 works great. Tires are old look to be original military tires? This jeep was converted to 12 volt and has a new battery. I just dont drive it so decided to pass it on to someone else. Very solid jeep for its age. There is just a minor spots on both sides below the doors. This is pretty common and the patch panels are super cheap. I will get some more pictures and add them tomorrow. Clear title in my name.. I can store this jeep for a few months as long as it is paid for in full with in 5 days of auctions end.”
Here’s another Texas hunting jeep.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/764060647680955/
“Great hunting lease Jeep! 1977 CJ5 Renegade with safari seats on the back and the front. Has run well for a year but it has trouble starting and backfires now. I am not a mechanic but I am guessing it runs very rich as I had to replace the fuel pump and I don’t know how to adjust the carb. Purchased a year ago but I changed to a lease that is better for a smaller vehicle. Open to trade for a side by side or the like. Added 4 LED spot lights, replaced the windshield, comes with a spare tire, replaced the front passenger seat (it was worn through) with a rally seat, replaced gas pump, replaced winch controller (it works) includes a rear seat that could be mounted under the safari seats. Unknown mileage. I have the signed title from when I bought it, just never transferred to my name.”
Runs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/778185066361044/
“Runs great. New break lines, wheel cylinders and master cylinder. Rebuilt transmission. New carburetor and all fluids recently replaced”
Unclear which Portland city this served.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1747082655457321/
S”elling my dream project. Tough times require tough decisions. This is a 1952 M-38 Willys Jeep. 4WD miracle. RUNS AND DRIVES, doesn’t stop great. Brand new clutch. Comes with extras, and a $50 gift card to the Jeep parts store I never got to use! Serous inquiry only, please no tire-kickers. Almost all original. Started life as a Korean war jeep, then went on to be used for the fire dept in Portland. You can see the OD green under the red FD paint. Very cool and nostalgic. Email me with any questions you have, I’ll be happy to answer”
The body has some rust, but there could be some value here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/392322995232707/
“1960 CJ3B Does not run. I do have the title. Was parked because cow damaged the wiring. Had marvel mystery oil put in the cylinders. Body in rough shape. Willing to trade preferably for a military trailer. Will consider other trades. Engine and drive train intact. You must be able to pick up and transport from my location.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Includes a hardtop and doors.
“Last body style army Jeep. Has title and hard top. Willing to trade. I have a couple of these with a title for street legal purposes… willing to trade them or sell them”
