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The unknown trailer below reminds me of Diego’s trailer.
https://youngstown.craigslist.org/cto/d/lowellville-willys-jeep-military-trailer/7093876177.html
“1946 Willys CJ2A Jeep in fair condition not running. Ohio title. 1950 Willys CJ3A parts Jeep (no title). CJ3 windshield, (4) new CJ2 leaf springs, new CJ2 floor pans, misc parts. Also half ton military trailer. All three for $3,750.00 BO. Will not separate”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Unclear what the body looks like (if there is a body).
“Clean complete drivetrain -with title a lot of work done .Transmission -transfer case ,ujoints $3000 or best offer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
“Willys Jeep M38 Fording kit
As shown: $300.
Pickup in Northern westchester / lower Putnam County.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Could be a good find for the right person.
“Complete rolling frame. Good rears. Transmission and transfer case. Counterweight”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $300. This looks to be the sliding type, based on the additional pic that shows the handle at the front of the door. Technically, this is the DJ-3A version. The CJ-5 version of the top had windows. But, I believe this would fit a CJ-5.
(07/25/2019) There’s some rust on this top, but I can’t tell how deep it is.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/somers-cj-5-hardtop-and-doors/7095069567.html
“Rare model jeep postal dispatch DJ3a hardtop, windshield, and doors
Windshield glass perfect, drivers door glass pefect… tailgate glass perfect…. passenger door glass missing and the door itself is a bit rough”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2200.
(12/05/2019) It’s a project or parts jeep. Front of frame has mods.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/d/auburn-willys-jeep-mb-with-mb-motor/7080220888.html
“Complete military mb jeep with Lhead motor
Current reg snd title in my name
Needs restore. I have title in hand.
2800
Needs tcase
I have a t90 i can offer with it
Trades always considered.
It needs a grill and hood and seats too. Grill and hood in pics are gone. ”
In 1949, Willys-Overland halved the number of ads in the Montana Farmer-Stockman from 1948’s eight ads to only four. This may underscore the financial issues Willys-Overland was facing.
The first ad was published January 15, 1949:
This unusual set of drawings highlight some Parkway Conversion details and some DJ-3A Hardtop details. Each sheet is 29″x18″. Asking price is $47.50.
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“”Jeep Model CJ-3A Dispatcher”, Plans for the Parkway Conversion Utility Delivery Vehicle canopy assembly and attachment, by the writers and illustrators of Willys-Overland Motors, Toledo, Ohio. No Copyright, but a 1956 date. Published by Jeep, Willys Motors, Toledo Ohio. NOT Ex-Library. Note – the photos you see are of these diagram sheets – no ‘Stock Photos’.
A tight firm clean set of three sheets, each 29″ x 18″, each detailing the assembly and attachment of these canopies to the Jeep CJ-3A vehicle of that day. clean and very well illustrated pages.
Sheet 1, illustrated with paragraphs of text, dated March 1958;
Sheet 2, Close-up with all dimensions including window dimensions and attachment detail;
Sheet 3, An Isometric view with attachment directions.
A splendid set of plans for that splendid old barn find or the Jeep Dispatcher passed down to you. Direct from a postwar Jeep dealer’s library. No dogears, No mustiness, No smoke smell. Splendid for the owner rebuilding that old find. We do try to describe them correctly – We want you back as a customer – hundreds of repeat customers.
A wonderful set of directions for the Mechanic, collector, historian, author. No names. Darkenings but no markings. NOT Ex-library. NOT Remainder-marked. We combine S&H on multiple purchases. Check out our eBay store – Navalperson 2 – Navalperson Books and More – 1,600 and more items waiting for you there. Buy with confidence – over 30,000 satisfied Internet buyers can’t be wrong!! Don’t let this one get by you – this is a marvelous Jeep find.”
Now that’s a load!
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“This Auction is for a 1940’s real photo travel trailer postcard of a Jeep pulling a trailer Good used condition ”
Seller’s asking price is $295. The contents are likely very similar to this one, which has been scanned and made available for free.
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“”Product Merchandising Manual” by the writers and illustrators of Willys Motors and Willys-Overland Export Corporation, Toledo Ohio. No Copyright information. Assembled and Published by Willys and the Jeep Division in the early 1950s – we make a presumption of 1955 based on the Jeep CJ-5 described herein., Presumed First Edition, NOT Ex-Library. No ISBN. Note – the photos you see are of this binder and sections no ‘Stock Photos’.
A tight firm clean binder containing Forty (I through XL) tabbed sections of promotion information for the Jeep dealer to sell Jeeps to the public. The purpose-made three-ring binder is deep blue/yellow-green lettered and decorated with the large Willys ‘W’, although the information is for Jeep. The binder is 11 1/2″ x 11 1/2″ if you count the big graceful curve of the 3 1/4″ spine. The hinges for the binder are separately hinged so the binder could hold additional information as developed by Willys and Jeep. The pages are 11″ x 8 1/2″ with 3/8″ color-coded plasticized tabs identifying the sections. Those sections, again, total 40. Continue reading