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Sounds like it needs work of some kind.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3200044346692281/
“73-75 Mitsubishi Jeep. Right hand drive. 4 cylinder. 2 seats. Similar to j54 model. Work in progress but runs great”
The pics are pretty small.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/791548181671368/
“Selling my 1948 Willys Jeep, too busy to enjoy it. I am the 2nd owner of this Arizona Jeep, Has a Chevy 350, Muncie 4 speed mated to a Dana 18 with advanced adapter, 11 inch brakes out of a ’72 Bronco, power steering, full best top, no rust, shorty headers, Edelbrock 500, with Edelbrock manifold, full roll cage, less than 1000 miles on the new motor, clean title, new shocks, Ramsey 8000 lb PTO winch, tow bar, Goodyear 33×12.50×15 MTR’s with tons of miles left.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,800.
(11/09/2019) Looks to be #21389. Has updates.
“Known as a rare “early” model, this particular civilian Jeep has the military tool indents on the driver’s side as Willys was making a running change from the military model to the civilian model. Later in that year those tool indents were deleted. Many new parts, too many too list. Jeep was kept mostly stock. This vehicle is a real head-turner and you will get smiles everywhere you go.”
This jeep was up for sale earlier this year. Somehow, I missed this David Tracy story about it on Jalopnik.
https://jalopnik.com/this-one-owner-1946-farm-jeep-has-a-fascinating-but-mys-1841002113
Note all the bullet pitting on the pedestals.
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“Press Photo Pfc. Johnny Shoemaker conducts Berlin tour in jeep to nurses. This is an original press photo. Pfc. Johnny Shoemaker, of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, shows points of interest to four American nurses making a sightseeing tour of Berlin in a jeep. In the background is the “Dome” famous cathedral, and on either sides are the horses in front of the Imperial Palace.Photo measures 8.5 x 7inches. Photo is dated –none.”
It’s rare to find these without a jeep. It looks in pretty good shape. It doesn’t seem to have the PTO parts included?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/713426812528542/
“Willys trencher unit. In good shape”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $13,500.
(11/12/2019) Nice looking jeep with dual PTO.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/750752992040333/
“Southern Jeep, Originally from Texas, restored in Arkansas, lived in Atlanta GA for 2 years. Has been in Michigan since April. Jeep has not seen dirt since in Michigan. Original restored driveline. Front/rear PTO. New tiger top, runs excellent. Could use a steering gear box. Perfect for ice cream trips. Car shows. Or cruising”
This appears to have a replacement body (no cowl battery box lid). The grille and frame also don’t appear setup for an M-38 grille. The hood looks M-38.
“1953 Jeep Willys M38 with L-134 motor. This truck came from Vegas and the party I bought it from got it from Arizona where it was restored in the 90’s. This Jeep is completely rust free and absolutely solid. The inner tub was rhino lined and the frame was painted. The Jeep runs great and idles great. I rebuilt the king pin bearings, steering knuckles, drag link and bell crank so it drives straight with no death wobble.
I also rebuilt the steering box and got a new NOS sector shaft for the larger Ross box that are extremely hard to find. New gas tank and fuel pump New battery Rebuilt drag link, bell crank, king pin bearings, steering knuckles New front brakes and wheel bearings Rebuilt steering box with new sector shaft Rear gas tank rack and 2 tanks The truck has a custom built roll cage with KC lights. 12 volt conversion, electronic ignition, rebuilt alternator, functional winch, tow bar and tachometer.
*****PLEASE READ BELOW****** NO TRADES! CASH ONLY. I WILL CONSIDER REASONABLE OFFERS/ I WILL NOT RESPOND TO IS THIS STILL AVAILABLE. IF IT IS LISTED, IT’S AVAILABL”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
I wonder if this includes the manifolds and carb?
“Willys l134 go devil complete engine”
Jordan spotted these trucks (parts truck is shown in the background of two pics).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/230893551447392/
“Has been in storage for 20 years. Body is next to perfect. Long story, lots of details. Does not run, will need trailered. Have a second truck in pretty good shape for parts. Price is for both truck”
