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Given we can see the cement floor through the gas inlet, I’d say this may need some floor work.
https://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/pts/d/ainsworth-47-cj2a-jeep-body-parts/7068914797.html
“Tub, front fenders, windshield”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2750.
(12/24/2019) The left side bumperette took a hard hit (see last pic).
https://austin.craigslist.org/for/d/fredericksburg-military-willys-jeep/7068201393.html
“In working order with original motor and transmission. Body is in good condition. New brake parts and a new electronic ignition module has been purchased and will be provided but needs to be installed. Original seat frames, windshield and tail gate have been removed but are still in tact and will also be provided. This jeep is ideal for restoration enthusiasts. It has been used as a utility vehicle on a hill country ranch for last thirty years. Originally purchased from a retired military officer who bought it from the Army when he retired as it had been his vehicle while in the service.
Pickup from seller will require own trailer transportation.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2500.
(02/11/2019) “You may have a cool jeep but you dont have one made into a bar. The only bar ever made from an original 1945 Willys jeep. Great for a patio bar or man cave. seats eight comfortably. Jeep is pretty small compared to newer version. The interior is wrapped in stainless steel for outside commercial food service. Can fit coolers under the dash
and propane grill in back area. Seats 8 or 12 standing. the stainless speed rail is located at the passenger side opening. rolls easily Call 517-599-178six. The only bar made from an original WWII era Jeep.”
Ran when parked.
https://athensga.craigslist.org/atq/d/martin-1947-willys-6500-obo/7056917408.html
“Im selling my 1947 willys CJ2A jeep. It ran this past summer before i parked it. Good motor good trans rebuilt the brakes have all three seats and the original rims. $6500 obo cash only”
This Willys News issue was memorable for me because when Hugo Vidal was visiting our home from Brazil in 2017, prior to the Alaska trip, I shared some of the Willys News issues with him. He thoroughly enjoyed looking through them because he recognized some of the sales people. When he saw Hickman Price’s photo on the front page, he said, “Oh him, I remember”. That is when I realized that the history I’d collected was a history he’d experienced!
Diego’s father bought this jeep (1958 CJ-5) and trailer in Argentina in the late-1950s/early-1960s. The trailer lacks data plates and Diego has no idea who manufactured it. I don’t recognize it. Does anyone else?
Mud’s a pain, but better than freezing temps that soldiers had to deal with during the winters.
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“1951 Press Photo U.S. Army Jeep is maneuvered through deep mud in Korea. This is an original press photo. An Army Jeep is maneuvered through deep mud, during recent operations in Korea. Photo measures 10.25 x 8 inches. Photo is dated 05-01-1951.”
Roger Martin spotted this one. The seller will accept offers. This one has been painted and it is missing a wheel.
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“VINTAGE WEST CRAFT (AL-TOY) WILLYS JEEP HEAVY CAST ALUMINUM TOY TRUCK. One wheel is missing, and there isnt a steering wheel either.”
Looks like a nice Jeepster for the price.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/d/glendale-1950-willys-jeepster/7067775514.html
“1950 Willy’s Jeepster VJ.
– Chevy 350 v8
– TH350 3-speed automatic transmission
– Torker 1 intake manifold
– Holley 4-barrel carb
– Front disc brakes w/ booster
– DUI electronic ignition
– Aluminum radiator w/ electric fans
– Separate transmission cooler
– New electrical
– Heater
Runs beautifully. Tons of power and way too fun to drive. Paint/upholstery in very good condition.
Asking $8,500 obo
Enjoyed it for years and looking for someone else who can appreciate and enjoy it.”
Looks in good shape. Includes a trailer.
https://bham.craigslist.org/cto/d/chelsea-jeep-38a/7068261521.html
“1953 M-38 A Military Jeep and Matching Trailer. All original with all assecories. Runs good Hurricane 4-cyc. Engine, 3-sp. Manual trans. Very nice.”
