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Some of these clips form this four-plus minute 1943 movie are familiar, but the video also offer a wide range of clips I hadn’t seen (that I can remember). There are Bantams BRC-60s, BRC-40s, Ford GPs, Slat Grill MBs, Ford GPAs, and MBs/GPWs.
This “That’s the Car for Me” Ad was in the January 1947 issue of Holiday Magazine and listed for sale on eBay. I don’t remember seeing this one.
I like the desk, along with the history.
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“Factory original 1930’s WILLYS-OVERLAND MOTORS Toledo Ohio engineers work table….All labels are intact….Solid oak and maple KEUFFEL ESSER Hoboken New Jersey drafting table …..Measures 80 x 43 inches….33.5 inches height shows only some general age use wear…Super solid and sturdy work table….Rare historical Jeep Willys -Overland item…..Never see another like it….Awesome example…..Bid with experience….Displays nicely”
It sounds like a unique vehicle; I don’t know much about the history of these.
http://www.jeeptruck.com/mjs/sale18/adm469/adm469.html
“This is one rare and special 4×4. This early production Gladiator is still tagged as a “Willys” not “Kaiser”. It also is equipped with the coveted “Thriftside” bed and small rear window. It is titled as a ’64 but believed to be a ’63 model.
The truck was part of the California AAA Auto Club fleet. It was not used as a tow truck, but as a service vehicle when someone needed some gas, a jump start, or a push. I was told that these AAA Jeeps were used to pull the Rose Parade floats.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Jeep lacks brakes and the trencher needs some work. Has a Meyer half cab and a plow up front.
“Here is one of the Holy Grails for the Jeep Collector. The “Jeep-A-Trench.”
I recently uncovered this Jeep from a farm in Winters Texas. The rancher had owned the Jeep since the 1960’s or so. It has the ultra rare Jeep-A-Trench rear end and the front mounted Dozer blade. It is also outfitted with the Arctic top and hard doors. All the glass is good and I even have the back cab glass thats in perfect shape. The seal just dried up.
The Jeep has no found rust through, been in Texas since new. Even the under seat tool box is solid. The Jeep was paint industrial yellow likely when the gear was installed. But the factory original was that nice turquoisey blue.
The Jeep runs and drives but currently has no brakes. The front blade still works and automatic raises and lowers from inside cab. The rear Trencher is all there minus needing a new drive chain and slide on dual sprocket. The unit is otherwise 100% complete.
The Jeep has four new tires and a new battery. I had never even seen one of these Jeeps. There’s a brass data plate that states….”Jeep-A-Trench” on the Jeep. Super cool find.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/28/2018) Looks solid and has some updates.
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1961-willy-cj-3b/6744954147.html
“1961 willys cj 3b jeep. Body off restoration. Overhead valve 4 clyinder engine,power steering ,tilt wheel. Power brakes all new wiring. New upholstery. Looks and runs great . $ 8800. Email a phone number for a response. Thanks”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Has many dents, but there could be value here.
“Original Ford GPW 1943 Body: Tub, Fenders, Grill Windshield assembly. Will trade for WWII Jeep (I have a GPW but will take willys) transmission transfer-case. Will sell or trade individual body parts”
Only the one pic.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2778527342173259
“Looking at possibly trading for a motorcycle. What’s out there More photos available if you’re interested”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Needs a little work, but the body looks solid.
“Mail jeep. Right hand drive. Perfect for door to door deliveries like mail and newspapers. 1 seat. Delivery tray next to driver. Needs new brakes and ignition key. No other known problems. Ran great until I took it for a brake inspection and they broke the brake shoes, didn’t have replacement parts, and they lost the ignition key”
Runs, but is rough.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/258739208170246
“For Sale … cjv35 Willy’s Jeep … rare 1950. Only 1000 made … new gas tank and starter … engine runs great … needs a little love … $4000 .. this Jeep sold at auction for over $30,000 .. fully restored … serious inquires only please PM.”
