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ModMike spotted this one. The Vin indicates this is a 1966 CJ-5 Tux Park. It might be good for some parts. It runs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/473624636455516/
“Rusty all original drive train all matching numbers. Runs not sure of the year.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/03/2019) Not sure how much value is here.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/d/auburn-cj6-project-may-with-motor-and/7080218808.html
“This cj6 is missing the engine tranny and transfer case
It has steering already moved fwd.
It seems stock orherwise
These are rare. Im only considering selling because i have to many vehicles.
If i dont get asking price i will just keep it and get to it next yr. So price is firm.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8250.
(01/23/2020) Looks ready for a drive.
https://medford.craigslist.org/cto/d/merlin-willys-jeep/7079397814.html
“1946 CJ2a Willys Jeep original motor,trans runs and drives excellent summer top ready to go 4 wheeling or take it to the parade many xtras 9,500 obo”
Lots of interesting items in this issue.
Something a little different …. According to Autoeveolution.com, there’s been an increasing number of “Jeep Willys builds” at drag strips. A digital artist, Yasid Oozeear, decided to render a drag jeep with a WWII look (this is an illustration, not an actual build).
You can read more here: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/jeep-willys-fat-boy-looks-like-a-stock-car-for-offroaders-140712.html#
CREDIT: Illustration by Yaddesign: https://www.instagram.com/p/B76Z8OBFST3/
CREDIT: Illustration by Yaddesign: https://www.instagram.com/p/B76Z8OBFST3/
Possibly a Holden Jeep?
UPDATE II: **Status Unknown. Was listed at $29,500 in Feb of 2020.
UPDATE: This was for sale in June of 2019 for $10k. Now it’s on sale for $29,500. This is a replica that reportedly was built for the museum. It wasn’t used on the actual show, based on the ads for this jeep that we’ve previously seen. The original Nelly Belle sold for $116,500 in 2010 and, subsequently, for $38,400 in 2018.
(02/22/2019) This was originally for sale in 2010.
(from the 2019 ad) “This 1946 CJ-2A is an exact replica of the Jeep Nellybelle used in the Roy Rogers’ TV Show of the 1950’s. It was commissioned by Roy Jr., aka Dusty Rogers. It was used at the Roy Rogers Museum for the children to climb into so that the original Nellybelle would not get all that “abuse”. We have the Certificate of Authenticity as well as pictures we took with Dusty and his son, Dustin. We are also friends with the fine gentleman who built this jeep for Dusty.
It runs well, smokes a little (it’s old enough and Dusty said it always smoked).”
This GPW was supposedly found in Tunisia and restored in Italy. It will go up for auction in Germany (if I understand correctly) March 26-27.
https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/es20/essen/lots/r0024-1942-ford-gpw/851823
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,995
(02/03/2020) Looks in great shape.
“Be it a civilian or military jeep they were one tough vehicle. This civilian model 1953 Willys Jeep has the Hurricane 4 cyl. engine with the 4×4 optional transmission. Refinished in a bright maroon paint with a custom vinyl black top it will look good wherever you go. Original Willys hood and tailgate are still in place. Aftermarket chrome rims and radials make for a smooth ride. Jeeps have a very special following and owning a ’53 model is really neat. So if you like to go for just a nice ride in the country or go exploring over hill and dale, we have the perfect vehicle for you right here at Ellingson Motorcars in Rogers, Minnesota. *Civilian CJ-3B Willys Jeep *Original 4 Cyl. – 134 cu. in. – 70hp *3 Speed Manual – 4X4 Option *Red Vinyl Seats *Custom Black Vinyl Top *Dual Outside Mirrors *Electric Dual Wipers *Trailer Hitch *Seat Belts/Turn Signals *Willys Script Hood and Tailgate *Odometer Reads: 58,567 Miles If an inaccurate automobile price is inadvertently listed on this Website, Seller reserves the right to NOT honor the erroneous price.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
If the engine spins, this could be worth a look.
“1961 jeep pickup fairly complete
Bed floor rusted no holes in cab floor
Good candidate for full resto or rat rod
Has super hurricane motor 3speed and transfer case unknown condition
Sorry no title will come with bill of sale to take to licensing dept”
