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UPDATE: Still Available. The CJ-2A tub sold.26
(11/15/2019) Seems like a reasonable price.
https://butte.craigslist.org/pts/d/basin-jeep-mb-and-m38-tubs/7146565584.html
“new omix ada jeep tubs. $1700 each. also have fenders and hoods and grills. no texts or email.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $150.
(02/20/2020) Looks in good shape.
https://denver.craigslist.org/grd/d/englewood-front-bumper-weight/7129993009.html
“Front bumper counter weight for Willys Agri-Jeep or early CJ farm jeep. Used with lift for impliments. Weighs approx. 285 lbs.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350.
Listed as a 1947, the oil filter holder is a CJ-3A or later, so this may be a later engine.
“1947 Cj2A motor, frozen from moisture getting it is, I have been soaking the cylinders in penetrating oil. Still has oil in the block. Doesn’t include the starter or generator.”
It’s a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1120958288274744/
“Needs restored. Has been stored indoors for 30 years. All original parts. Clear title. Make offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
Jim spotted this one.It includes a rear PTO. It runs. Probably has a replacement tub.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2064986963635296/
“1947 willeys jeep for parts. Engine runs. Rebuilt carb, fuel pump. Tune up. Solid ww2 radiator. Rear has agricutural apparatus. Solid frame. Best offer”
The threes article and photos appeared over a series of years. Each shows a different model of the Zamboni Ice Resurfacer. You can learn more about the jeep-chassis models in this post.
MODEL E CJ-3B Version: Based on the ice-delivery-chain-system design on the front, I’d say this is a CJ-3B version of Model E. You can learn more about the CJ-3B versions here.
December 09, 1956, Boston Sunday Globe.
MODEL E CJ-5 Version: This model was the last one to include the jeep body, in this case a CJ-5 body.
March 09, 1955, The Gazette out of Montreal, Canada.
MODEL F: This photo and caption shows a good example of the final jeep-related Zamoni Ice Resurfacer.
December 06, 1957, The Record-Argus out of Greenville, Pennsylvania.
If still around, this M-38A1 Fire Jeep from Delaware with its unique rollbar structure shouldn’t be too hard to recognize.
View all the information on eBay
“Up for sale is one 35mm color slide of a fire apparatus. Unknown department in Delaware. Dated April, 1976. MVFD is on the Jeep. This is from the collection of the late Richard M. Adelman of Memphis, TN. Original photographer unknown.”
This isn’t jeep-related, but can you imagine towing this behind a jeep? Ann spotted this Atomic-themed camper from Alaska. It even has a ‘ray gun’.
Go here for pictures: https://www.motor1.com/news/276837/atomic-camper-crazy-cool-spaceship/
And go here for information on who built it and what he hopes to build next: https://www.motor1.com/news/276837/atomic-camper-crazy-cool-spaceship/
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9800.
This rebuilt CJ-2A is ready for some fun.
“Ok old blues is for sale!!! $9800 1947 Willys CJ2a
134L head all original rebuilt carb
2k miles on Rebuilt transmission
2k miles on rebuilt transfer case
2k miles on rebuilt front end all new bearing and gears
2k miles on rebuilt rear axle new bearing and gears.
Rebuilt drive shafts
Rebuilt steering box and steering
4wheel disc brake upgrades new!!
New custom seat covers
12volt upgrade
Newer wiring
Custom paint back in the 90s
Over all this is a very clean original Willy’s.
Newer tires new spare
Wheel spacers
New custom rocker guards”
I can’t tell for certain, but the front floors might be fiberglassed. Includes a PTO winch.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/303074290876985/
“Older restoration with only 500 miles. Has a Koenig winch. Very solid. Runs and drives great. Will not respond to FB messages must call or text number listed”
Either there are protective plates or patches along each side of the body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/304955293878175/
“1951 CJ3A – mostly original, runs, drives perfect, stops well. 6v, new stock wiring harness, great tread, engine purs perfectly. Steel body with Willy’s script hood and tailgate. Absolutely no bondo currently driven on road”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $11,000.
(06/10/2020) Has some modifications.
“Ground up restoration”
