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UPDATE **SOLD** Was $3400.
Clean little left-hand DJ-5 runabout jeep.
“For sale a 1967 jeep. Has a 4cyl with a automatic transmission so anyone can drive it. It is 2wd. Runs and drives great nothing wrong with it. No doors no top. A bikini top could be added. May consider trade”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Very clean engine bay.
“1948 Willys overland pickup. Very solid body. Four-wheel-drive, three speed on the column, four-cylinder. A California truck.”
No description provided. I’m guessing this doesn’t include a top.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2443126079064147/
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000
(12/16/2020) The running one is a VEC. The parts jeep is a column shift.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3339390599485021
“I have for sale 1 complete 1946-48 Willys Jeep and 1 parts Jeep, I also have some extra engine parts that i will throw in the deal. The complete Jeep runs and the engine was a brand new military crate motor that my father installed many years ago, the Jeep has been parked ever sense and only has a few miles on the new motor, $ 5,500 If you have any questions please PM, thanks.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
“1957 Jeep Willys FC170 4×4 cabover All original glass original motor will turn over but possible ground ignition issue. Super Hurricane 6 Manual Transmission Original Motor transmission and transfer case”
Big project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2596763160422417/
“Project , no running gear , sitting on 38.5s and half ton Chevy axles. Have some spare parts and sheet metal. I really don’t want to sell it”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
Not sure how much value is here.
“For sale $ 700.00 . Great for Yard Art. 1946 Willys Jeep. It made me add mileage to the post I have no clue about the mileage”
This is season 2, episode 2, by Mark and Tom Smith of Jeeptruck.com from his series with Drew Norman at his Jeep Farm in Phoenix.
What Is The Jeep Farm? Drew Norman’s Garage in Phoenix, Arizona:
Another photo showing the test of the 105mm recoil-less rifle.
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“1950 Press Photo US soldiers Ernest Pupo & James F. with jeep-mounted rifle, MD. This is an original press photo. Guns – United States. Aberdeen, Maryland. The Army’s new jeep-mounted 105-millimeter recoil-less rifle (above) is credited with being able to knock out any known foreign tank. It was demonstrated for the first time this week at the Army’s Aberdeen Proving Ground for Secretary of the Army Frank Pace. Shown loading the tank buster are Pfc Ernest Pupo (left) and Corporal James F…Photo measures 9 x 8inches. Photo is dated 11-25-1950.”
The guy in front of the jeep appears to have lost part of his arm (or it’s an optical illusion).
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“1942 Press Photo Jeep crosses bridge built by Army Engineers for training. This is an original press photo. United States Army – Engineers. On a field maneuver in the Pacific Northwest, the army demonstrated a speedy bridge building project, followed by an even faster demolition job – to train soldiers in both operations. (1) Soldiers laid logs across a swamp; (2) a jeep is first across; Photo measures 9 x 7.25 inches. Photo is dated 3-13-1942.”
