UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Very Rare – 1970 Ford Postal Truck – (Right hand drive) Parts are the same as Ford f-100 and broncos of the same year.Engine starts right up. Odometer does not work.
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Very Rare – 1970 Ford Postal Truck – (Right hand drive) Parts are the same as Ford f-100 and broncos of the same year.Engine starts right up. Odometer does not work.
Been parked a while.
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/denver-1948-willys-jeep/7039755560.html
“1948 Willys Jeep in good shape needs restoration and would make a great project. Has clear title. Was running when parked 15 years ago. $3200.00”
This is rough. It might have Allstate or Husky hubs. The windshield is either missing the soft top channel or it’s a DJ-3A convertible windshield. Has a flathead.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/430405921177550/
“1949 jeep motor turns over no spark. No radiator everything else is there. Does have title.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
https://butte.craigslist.org/pts/d/paradise-1942-willys-jeep/7040671312.html

“Nice running and real strong 1942 willys with inline 6 cyl. 3 speed 4×4 with military suspension. Body and floors are good and have rear seat. comes with fuel tanks and highlift jack, Good tires and two tops. Elc. fan is not needed was only for the spare tire was mounted on the front, has working belt driven fan.”
Get it while it lasts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/492905414909449/
“1942 Willy’s MB Jeep As shown, not running. Needs work to finish up. Was told the motor was rebuilt when I bought it. I have no time to finish it so time to sell it. Can provide plenty of photos. Have serial number tag for frame. No title/bill of sale provided. Might consider trade/cash deal for nice gas golf cart.”
Jerry Huber shared this news: The “Jeep Experience” is expected to open in 2022. Per WTOL, a station out of Toledo, “A $40 million project is coming to Toledo that promises an immersive, interactive experience in all things Jeep. The Jeep Experience will be 56,000 square feet, with an outdoor test track and aims to reach Jeep lovers worldwide.”
I’ve had a couple Willys-oriented Christmas cards come my way, thanks to Bob and Tim, so I thought I’d share them. I can’t believe it is already the 18th!
On November 4th, 1947, the Wilmington Morning Star published an ad highlighting a Willys-Overland Caravan visit at Bellamy Farm. The ad was sponsored by the Fleming Company (Or it may have been the Fleming Willys Company).
This cartoon appeared in the short lived Apache Sentinel on October 22, 1943. It is a very Bantam-BRC looking jeep.
Has new floor panels. Needs some finishing.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/d/fort-worth-1949-cj-jeep/7039715610.html
“Freshly restored 1949 CJ Jeep. The Jeep was taken apart, painted and re assembled. As far as we know, the motor and drive train is original. All new wiring, fuel tank, fuel lines, brake lines, wheels, tires, seat covers, gauges. New floor pan welded in. It runs and drives great, will start up first try. Has a cooler rack on the back.
It does not have a windshield, needs front blinkers, all new fluids in the drive train. Come test driving it make an offer. Would be a perfect lease vehicle or to cruise around town in. $6500 but open to offers. No title, cash talks. Please come get this out of my shop.”