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I suspect neither one of these has been run much (or at all) over the last few years.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/kent-2-jeeps/7145790452.html
“Death in the family forces sale of the following 2 jeeps. 1960 Willys Jeep, Buick V6, 4 speed. $5000 OBO. 1947 Willys Jeep, all original good shape. $8000 OBO.”
Has an f-head.
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/valyermo-willys-cj2a/7148563734.html
“Barn find as pictured. Engine ran well about 10 years ago but rear axle is locked up.”
UPDATE: Status unknown. Was listed at $16,500.
(11/14/2020) Looks in good shape.
“1973 Jeep CJ-6
40,035 Miles
* Throttle body Fuel injected AMC 304 V8
* 4 spd manual transmission
* Warn VR10,000 winch with remote
* ARB compressor and switches
* ARB rear locker
* 4.56 gearing
* BestTop full soft top and side panels with removable doors
* Power steering
* New optima cranking battery
* New stereo system. Pioneer deck, amp, sub, and speakers
* Locking center console
* Reupholstered seats
* Full roll cage”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2000.
(06/05/2020) Not sure how much value is here.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/coeur-alene-1951-willys-jeep/7150488080.html
“1951 willys Jeep 383 Small block chevy. 3 speed manual, runs, drives, and stops 4×4 works great, will go anywhere, super cool jeep with flip up windshield. Clean title in hand Transmission is old and from the 50’s, if I was going to keep it I’d put in an automatic. Twin stick transfer case. Tires don’t have much tread. It’s a loud mud Jeep and probably not street legal so don’t expect heated seats and cooled cup holders lol.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/20/2020) This appears to be a 1950 CJ-3A with an MB/GPW body on it. It also has some Husky/Allstate hubs and what I think is a Con-Ferr rear bumper.
https://palmsprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/palm-desert-willys-jeep/7150831076.html
“Selling my Willy’s. It’s registered as a 1950 but I’m told it’s a 1942-46…
Very Low miles on Rebuilt engine.
Purrs like a sewing machine.
Very reliable.
Military tires.
New brakes, hoses etc
Original steering wheel
Wench works
Original spot lights work
Amazing gas mileage
Tough little jeep
4×4 works. Lo/Hi
White patina
Clean title
Original carb rebuilt
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(08/15/2018) Has an odd top. Includes a snow plow.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Buick V-6 motor. 3 Speed trans. 4 x 4. 8000 # winch. With snow plow, Selling together, will not separate.”
This October 16, 1960, article introduced the Redlands Geckos Jeep Club out of Redlands, Calfiornia.
UPDATE: This post now includes the full brochure, along with updated information about the company.
Wausau Iron Works, unsurprisingly, incorporated in Wausau, Wisconsin, as an offshoot of the Northern Boiler & Structural Iron Works out of Appleton. The founders launched Wausau in 1908 to build bridges (some of them here), but expanded into snow plows in 1923. During WWII, some of the company’s plows were turning to the military.
Oddly enough, there was an earlier “Wausau Iron Works” was founded by Ely Wright in 1874. It was the oldest industrial establishment in the city and supplied machinery for the early railroads and for sawmills in north and central Wisconsin. However, I could find no evidence it made snow plows.
This December 1948 Willys-Overland “4-Wheel-Drive Farm Vehicles” advertisement appeared in the Farm Journal.
It’s currently for sale on eBay
UPDATE II: Amy is wondering if anyone knows where this Jeepster is? It was last for sale in Vermont in November of 2018 …
Amy wrote, “It belonged to my grandfather. I was unable to buy it when he passed and to see it for sale again, it would mean the world to me to know where and if I can get it back. I spent my summers working on and going for drives in this car. It was my grandfather’s pride and joy. Please any information you have is appreciated.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $9800.
(07/26/2018) I like it, though I’m not a fan of the digital speedometer.
“1949 Willys Jeepster with a ford flathead engine five speed transmission ford rear end Mustang two front end and rack and Pinion steering Front disc brakes runs great is a fun jeep to drive”
