UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1200.
(05/04/2020) John spotted this FC with some tall wheels in the back.
“Rare Jeep Forward Control FC150 4X4. Great for parts or project car. $2100”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1200.
(05/04/2020) John spotted this FC with some tall wheels in the back.
“Rare Jeep Forward Control FC150 4X4. Great for parts or project car. $2100”
The January 1958 issue of Willys News includes a rare article on the Willys Economy Delivery Truck, which was new for 1958.
This post began as a single newspaper photo and caption titled “Learn About Blitz Buggies” that Mario posted to Facebook. Just before I readied the post, I figured I’d see if there was a better quality version of the photo he posted.
To my surprise, when I searched for “About Blitz Buggies”, the results returned numerous seemingly press release photos over the summer and fall of 1941. No credit for the photos are provided. Given the titles are mostly identical and all showed various soldiers “working” (but probably posing) in front Ford GPs, I can’t help but wonder if this was a subtle campaign by Ford Motors to encourage the adoption of the Ford GP “Blitz Buggy” by the military.
So, here are some random newspaper photos from 1941 (there are many more during 1941).
June 26, 1941, Manhattan Mercury out of Kansas:
June 17, 1941, Montgomery Advertiser out of Alabama (looks to me like the same person as above, yet the caption shows a different name):
July 13, 1941, Akron Beacon out of Ohio:
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August 16, 1941, Star Gazette out of Elmira, New York:

August 24, 1941, Austin American out of Texas (that Ford logo looks a little too obvious):
Taken by Jay Higgins on May 28, 1947, and published by the USDA Forest Service, this photo is shared on archive.org. The confusing part is that this is a May 1947 photo, but CJ-2As with passenger side bow holders weren’t supposedly built until 1948. The photo does not appear reversed, as the reflector is on the correct side in the rear.
Two different 100+page Willys Commercial Data Fact Books on eBay. One is listed at $95.99 and the other at $159.99. I’ve never seen one of these, so I’m not sure all of what is inside them.


The interior pics appear the same for both:



UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was $11,500.
(05/23/2019) Includes a canvas top.
“1951 M38 Willys Military Jeep. Really nice condition. 24 volt. Radio,antenna. Have military top and doors also.”
This was for sale back in 2018, but, based on the rear license plate, appears to have sold. Curiously, these new pics show a Florida plate on the back and a Vermont plate on the front.
https://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/cto/d/fort-myers-1948-jeep-willys-mint/7117686643.html
This 2A has been sitting a decade. The sale includes a parts 2A.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/d/oakman-for-sale-1948-willys-cj2a/7125051283.html
“For sale 1948 Willys CJ2A Jeep. Does not run. Would not take much to get it running. Needs tires, been sitting in Gurage for about 10 years. Have a second CJ2A for parts that comes with it. Can send more pictures if needed.”
The has an unusual hood ornament.
https://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/d/chardon-1950-willys-jeepster/7129007276.html
“Wonderful, fully drivable, rare car. Well cared for and winter stored. Spent most of her life touring around summertime Marble Head. Has V6 engine and 3 on the tree with overdrive. Super fun to drive and very reliable.
New or Rebuilt:
Engine flat head lightning 6
Transmission 4 speed with over drive including solenoid step down switch
Clutch pressure plate and disk
Carburetor/Fuel pump
Water pump/belts
Heat riser
Distributor Petronix electronic ignition/vacuum advance/wires & plugs
Generator 6V
Starter 6V
Horn
brakes cylinders/lines/master
Cables speedo/e-brake
Front kingpins
Shocks
Correct wiring harness
Light switch
Side mirrors
Convertible top and side curtains
Carpet
Upholstry”
Seller only has the plow and claims it was used on a willys jeep.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/hvo/d/highland-mills-jeep-willys-meyers-plow/7120886546.html
“Great shape. Was stored in barn. All I have is plow that’s pictured.”