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A toy jeep plays a staring role (at least in the movie trailer) in “Welcome to Marwen”, based on a true story of a man named Mark Hogancamp. Mark was robbed and badly beaten one night. Over time, he coped with his post-life beating by building a the imaginary Second World War Belgian town called Marwencol. You can read much more about his true life story here: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2015/oct/28/mark-hogancamp-marwencol-jon-ronson-miniature-town-horrors-of-war
Looks nice.
https://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/d/1950-willys-jeepster/6758469428.html
“Jeep Willys Jeepster 1950
Numbers Matching Flathead 3 Speed
Sharp Red w/Windows
Runs/drives good
All stock
Older Restoration
Includes all side windows”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
Looks in good shape.
“1968 Model M274 A5 Mule
USMC # 330627
This piece of Vietnam War History is in very good condition. The engine starts easy and runs very well and has a new starter less than a month old. The drive train is in equally good condition and is four wheel drive. A gun mount is included in the sale as well as various spare parts. $14,000 Call Phil @ show contact info or come see it at
JMT AUTO 6732 US 19 N, New Port Richey 8-5 M-F or by appointment on weekends or evenings.
1968 M274 A5 Military Mule
• Fussy owner, very collectible
• Delivery date 6/1968
• 970 lbs
• Original Hercules horizontal 2 cylinder engine.
• Always kept inside and covered
• Very good, original condition
• NO aftermarket parts
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UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was $6500.
Both need work.
“Two Ford GPW World War 2 Jeeps
One is a 1942 Ford GPW
Serial number 67942 built on 9/24/1942 in Chester, PA
Has MB engine with CJ2 head
Has original data plates
The other is a 1943 Ford GPW
Serial number 90844, date of delivery 1/4/1943
Has CJ2 engine with GPW head.
Data plates are not present on this one
I have a title for the 1942 but not for the 1943
I have the original Ford pintle hitch for the 1942.
All other drivetrain on both appear original.
Both need restoration. At least a complete floor replacement for one. I was planning on doing a rest tub for one and making one good tub from the other parts.
If the ad is up, they are still available.
No trades. There is no bottom dollar, make an offer.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/30/2018) Refurbed, not restored.
https://jacksonville.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-willys-cj3b/6765027174.html
“Frame up restoration, all new metal,rewired, new seats, front end rebuilt, minor items to complete. Many extra parts. Great collectors vehicle”
Both are projects.
https://bloomington.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-army-jeep/6763965909.html
“Two ford GPW jeeps. Project or parts jeeps. No engine or transmissions. One is a Ford F script the other is also a Ford, but do not know if F script. Selling them both together. $1500 OBO or May trade. Wheels and tires not included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Roger has this CJ-3A industrial engine on a Hesse Hornet compressor for sale.
“Hesse Hornet air compressor no air tank. Jeep J3A industrial engine turns over with starter, has Carter W-O carburetor. May consider delivery Denver, CO area for small fee otherwise pick up in Brighton,CO. Cash only.”
Looks in good shape.
https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-vintage-snowplow/6734144764.html
“This 6′ Meyer plow rig is the original setup for the Cj2a Willys Jeep. It is in complete very nice condition. It should fit Jeeps from the 40’s up to the early Cj5’s from the 60’s. It will be a great accessory for your antique or you can use it to plow your driveway. Please email if you are interested and thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
“1947 Bantam, 1/4 ton, trailer, sn# 19180, with open Colorado title. Has original slip over ball type hitch and replacement Y hitch ready to install. Three bows.
No tail lites or wiring. I think original 16″ wheels and 6.50 x 16 bias ply tires(tires are in poor condition). Trailer is in registry.
Has usable tires on the ground. Condition of axle and bearings unknown.”
This looks more like a Sterling trailer to me than a Bantam T3C.
https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/tro/d/willys-jeep-type-trailer/6761543825.html
“Listing up my trailer. I believe it’s a Bantam T3C but it has no tags and slight variations from what I can see online.
This would look perfect behind your Willys / AMC / CJ Jeep any model. I know a few people with these restored behind their JK and it looks great.
It has a few different surface colors and surface rust, but no rot. The floors were replaced probably 30+ ago with flat steel. But, it’s a solid trailer. The reflector on the tailgate is my favorite part, it’s an old school marble reflector.
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