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This October 3, 1945, ad from Willys-Overland was published in the Evening Star, based in Washington, D.C.. The ad announces the appointment of Willys of Washington as an area distributer.
A Popular Science March 1954 photo and caption highlighted the use of a jeep engine as the driver of a centrifugal pump that creates a water jet capable of powering an aquatic mower.
The price has been dropped to $11.25 (plus $4.95 shipping) for this 4-page brochure.
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“1959 Willys Jeep Estanciera Sales Brochure & Specifications In Spanish Text.
The inside pages have several illustrations of the Jeep doing various jobs.
The back page has a list of specifications.
Pages: 4
Details: W 8.5 x H 11 x D 0.1”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
It runs and drives.
“4-cyl.
3 speed manual
6 volt
Starts easy and runs good.
Call for more details.”
This is a clean looking truck!
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/smithville-1961-jeep-willys-pickup/6787062358.html
“I’ve enjoyed my Willys pickup but time to move on to another project. Selling this great truck for someone else to enjoy. It’s 4-wheel drive and has a 327 Chevy 5-speed under the hood. Runs well and has been maintained regularly. Most recently changed the brake master cylinder, mounted a remote brake reservoir, replaced the started solenoid and replaced wipers. Winner of Best in Class award at the 2017 Bastrop car show.”
Some parts value here? The tailgate may be salvageable.
https://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/d/squires-1959-jeep-fc-150-pickup/6770377717.html
“THIS IS A UNIQUE JEEP PICKUP BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE A SNUB NOSE. THE FRONT OF THE RIG IS FLAT LIKE IT WAS HIT IN THE FRONT, BUT WAS JUST THE DESIGN. IT WAS ACTUALLY A VERY COOL LOOKING TRUCK. THE UNIT REQUIRED WEIGHTS UNDER THE BED TOWARD THE REAR SO IT WOULD NOT TIP ONTO ITS NOSE. THIS HAS A 4 CYLINDER ENGINE IN IT AS IT IS BASICALLY A HALF TON AND MOST OF THE FC 170 TRUCKS WERE AN INLINE 6 CYLINDER AS THEY WERE DESIGNED AS A 3/4 TON. IT HAD 4WD AND WAS A STICK SHIFT WITH NO SPECIAL AMENITIES LIKE A/C. MY UNCLE HAD ONE AND TO CARRY MORE PASSENGERS, WE WOULD SET ON THE ENGINE COVER TO RIDE ALONG. OKAY IN THE WINTER, BUT NOT SO GOOD IN THE SUMMER.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3700.
Looks nice on the outside, but a bit rustic on the inside due to a wood floor.
“This is a 75 postal jeep made by AM General. It has a amc 232 6cly .and a chrysler A727 trans. It’s in good running condition. It’s Right hand drive. Lots of Fun to drive. All fluids have been changed. New plugs and wires. New shocks. $3700 obo please call no texts. Do not need help selling. Might trade for old school vw Bug.”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $2800.
This was likely a Safari Kar based on the rims, steering wheel, and tail lights.
“1976 Jeep with straight 6 and 3 speed automatic transmission. This is a 2wd DJ5 Jeep with 31 inch BF Goodrich tires. Great fun if you have some land or live near the open desert. We use this Jeep to get around on our property and take into the wash. Runs and drives but the transmission does slip going into second gear but will drive around town fine. Make offer or will consider trades”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/06/2018) Will need some work, but may be worth a look.
https://fayar.craigslist.org/cto/d/bentonville-1954-willys-jeep-high-hood/6786026450.html
“1954 Willy’s high hood cj3b Jeep
-has brand new brakes and shocks, brakes still need to be bleed.
-front driveline needs to be replaced. I have the parts but have not done that yet.
-I have the original title
-$3,000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Seems like there could be some parts value here.
“For sale is a 1946 CJ2A Willys Jeep. This was a “barn find,” which I do not have the time to restore. I have two new tires already installed on the rims. It has the original “Go-Devil” engine. The engine does not run, but the transmission will shift to each gear. I’m asking $1,000 OBO. Please call or text for further information.”
