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In a column titled Underwater Puzzle: A Post War Anecdote, an article shares the story (true?) about a lost jeep. This appeared in the December 1, 1944, issue of the Saturday Evening Post.
This article was published on June 29, 1944, in the Sotoyome Scimitar newspaper out of Healdsburg, California. Mario shared it on Facebook.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Has some updates. Looks like a solid rig. 11″ brakes were original equipment?
“This is an exceptional 1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A. It is completely original with only 18,668 documented miles. It is painted it’s original colors of Normandy Blue with Luzon Red trim. It is equipped with WARN OVERDRIVE and lock out hubs. It is capable of 62 MPH and gets 31 MPG. Original equipment includes drawbar, 11 ” brakes, chrome package, turn signals and electric wipers. Recently installed new parts include shocks, springs, seals , bushings and steering stabilizer. The vinyl top is in very good condition. This show winner is also an excellent driver. It is being offered for sale by it’s second owner due to a need to downsize his vehicle collection. Valuable owner/service manuals and sales literature are included in this sale.”
Seller has a 3A and a parts CJ-5.
https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/d/oxford-1952-cj3a-cj5-parts/6841764685.html
“1952 CJ3A runs, drives, brakes, licensed and driven every year during good weather.
Has rear seat, Harrison heater, 6 volt, roll-bar, lap belts, IH front locking hubs, and original drive-train. New kingpin bearings and races, a new aluminum radiator, a new thermostat, NOS oil bath air cleaner parts. 4WD works great drives very well even without lockers. Like all 67 year old jeeps this is continuous work in progress, but very enjoyable to drive.
1955 CJ5 mostly a parts vehicle.
Includes: frame, axles, F134 motor block (needs total rebuild), transmission, transfercase (will need rebuilding), Koenig Iron works full top and doors (door glass intact, top missing glass). Has fenders, hood and grill, the tub is shot.
I want this to be a package deal, I am going to go in a different direction and would like to get rid of my Jeeps and parts.
Lots of parts included:
extra transmissions t90 column shift (missing shift linkage).
Keonig rear PTO box
CJ2A windshield
Bikini top
full bestop with doors.
T90 rebuild kit.
new T90 gears.
M38 Arctic top w/windshield and doors most glass intact rear window has crack.
M38 windshield frame missing glass.
D-30 front axle
Extra driver side Harrison heater
complete plow setup
and more.”
Could be worth a look.
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/cto/d/washington-1945-willys-mb/6833593258.html
“Selling a 1945 Willys MB because I no longer have room for it. It’s an amazing vehicle and a piece of history. It was in Hawaii during WWII until I brought it to Washington DC. Everything works well, and I can send a video of the engine running and driving around!c”
UPDATE: Still Available?
(09/11/2018) It’s got a Bobcat fiberglass hood.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/browning-1950-willys-cj3-v8/6821767543.html
“1950 cj3 v8 willys new tires top seats brakes dics brakes are exsost stering wheel radeo 4by4 runs great lots of power new top”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Has some updates.
“Very nice Willys in good shape. Runs and drives well. Includes extras. $5,500 OBO”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
(03/14/2019) Has a Sears hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1372725930204864
“1951 Willys Kaiser flat fender, ran 5 years ago mostly original, has parts to add a PTO, extra tailgate, extra gas tank, extra tires, flat head four cylinder 3 speed manual transmission and high/low, 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive transfer case, vintage nos side steps, and rare original rear seat. I got it to start but needs a carb kit”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $20,000.
Needs transmission work, so the asking price might be a random one.
“1956 Willys Jeep. Kept in garage or carport. Runs but need transmission work.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
From far away this looks okay, but apparently needs some work.
“1970 Willy’s C J 5 decent shape needs some work.”
