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UPDATE: Price dropped to $14,900.
This has potential, but the price is certainly hopeful. This was listed for sale back in 2017 for just under $10k.
“1964 CJ 4B jeep, rebuilt motor, radiator, starter, carburetor, ttransmission, high low box, new springs, tires alot more. This is an Oklahoma find many years ago.”
Does not include the winch.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/359614604992786/
“1948 cj2a has 2.3 Ford original tranny t case runs good drives good stops ok does not come with winch body is solid.new clutch rebuilt motor needs radiator does not cool it well”
UPDATE: This appears to be still available.
(06/30/2019) Tom shared this oddity. This seems to be a late model DJ-3A body and windshield (design for a Koenig top) mounted on a (probably) CJ-2A chassis with a Meyer Half-top. That’s a combo I don’t think I’ve seen before.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2168899259814527/
“Hubby final realized he does not have time to restore his dream toy so he sadly is selling ….1946 jeep willy. Does run does drive. Has and 1946 plate also. 5,000 or best offer. No tire kickers. Can be driven home….it has original drive train…Guess I forgot to say No trades…cash only!”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(05/29/2019) Runs, but body appear a little rough.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/981059825428236/
“Willy’s Jeep for sale. Runs great. New fuel pump and rebuilt carbs.”
UPDATE: Still Available. It’s rough.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/792379714491654/
“Rolling chassis bill or sale no title”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/01/2019) Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/376941376485679/
“Jeep’s a 1947 and a 1949 one title. Lots of extra parts one has a 283 in it runs decent other one a 4 cylinder not running all tore apart. There’s a 4×4 box of extra parts floors, floor saports, battery boxes.”
The May 1967 issue of Popular Mechanics includes the article “Four-Wheel Safari Test In the Rugged Rockies”. The article covers a two-day test in the high mountains of Colorado from Telluride to Ouray. The main goal was to see if the Ford Bronco and/or the International Scout could compete with a V-6 equipped CJ-5. The conclusion was interesting.
Seems a bit on the pricey side (currently $145), but I don’t know what these are worth. A neat piece though.
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“Used Jeep Dealership parts book holder, vintage not known but likely 50’s or 60’s. missing one rubber foot insert. Original condition.”
The May 1948 Outdoor Life magazine has an article called “Jeep Posse Fights Fire & Flood”, but I can’t find a reasonable priced issue. If anyone happens to have that article or the magazine, I’d be interested in sharing the story.
Cover of the May 1948 issue of Outdoor Life with the Jeep Posse article.
This issue includes (from a worthpoint auction), “Jeep Posse Fights Fire & Flood”, ” Turkeys of the Tall Peaks” and ” This Happened to Me”. There is also a print suitable for framing titled ” The Battle with the Wolves” by Fred R. Zepp. There are to many vintage ads such as Champion Outboards, Remington, Dupont, Heddon, Dipsy Doodle Wood Manufacturing Co., True Temper The Rod of Champion, Calvert, and more to mention, there is a color ad for Old Thompson Brand Blended Whiskey on the back cover.
UPDATE: It’s actually an incomplete Structo Missile Defense Jeep. See this complete version to see what’s missing. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/185118-i-inherited-a-structo-jeep-among-many-ot
https://memphis.craigslist.org/atq/d/henderson-antique-structo-army-jeep-sit/6981992789.html
“I have several toys for sale… This one is a Structo Sit-N-Ride Army Jeep. Tires are good and still can be rode. Has a storage compartment in the back for some Red Rider shut’em up gloves. Neat old toy. The price is $150 firm.”
Compare the one above to what an original looks like:
