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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.”
William spotted this beautiful FC-150.
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/jeep/unspecified/2358349.html#&gid=1&pid=8
“1959 Jeep FC 150, ground up restoration. One of a kind. It has a flat head hurricane four engine, three speed manual transmission.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $6800.
If the floor patches aren’t too bad, this is worth a look.
“For sale I have a nice example of a 1956 Willys CJ5. This is running, driving, Jeep that is in good condition for a 64 year old vehicle. It runs, drives, shifts, and stops like an original 1956 CJ5.
The drive train includes the original L134 Willys Hurricane 4 cylinder, original T-90 three speed transmission, original T-18 transfer case (High/Low), Dana 25 front axle, and Dana 44 rear axle. The transmission shifts smoothly and the clutch operates as expected. The front axle has locking hubs. The electrical system has been converted to 12v.
The tub does have rust, some of which has been addressed by a previous owner’s DIY repairs. The rust is primarily in the floor and associated braces. However, this does not affect the drivability.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
Looks like there’s $450 worth of parts here to me. Appears to have a set of Cutlas hubs.
“This Jeep has 7k put into the internal components (transmission was new from Kaiser Willy’s back in 2008, I did each wheel/brakes) jeep wouldnt start 10 years ago and has been sitting since… engine turns over last time I checked a fairly short while ago. I think it was a bad solenoid, since the engine turned freely. I don’t have the funds right now to continue this project, so my loss is your gain.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
Looks solid, but a few things aren’t original.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/395089341469106
“Completely restored, rebuilt and or replaced. Frame off restoration. Many original parts. New springs, fuel lines, brakes, gauges, e-brake, wipers. Professional rebuilt engine, trans, diffs, transfer case. Best top included. Heater parts. To much to list. Must see to appreciate”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
The body looks good in the pics, but I’d check out that driver’s side front frame rail, as to me it appears to angle outward. Still, there could be value here.
“57 Willy’s jeep apart to rebuild the engine. Engine is totally rebuild and ready to be put back together. I have no time and it is taking up space in my garage. Everything’s there for the jeep.”
