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09UPDATE: Still Available.
https://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/d/52-willys-jeep/6507909767.html
“Helping my old man sell his jeep. 289 ford, twin stick trans case, 3 speed trans, new tires, dana 27 front end, winch, warn overdrive, 4.27 gears, $4500 or 4800 with top. He can only accept calls during the week about 5pm-8pm and anytime on the weekends. Email me and i will send you his number..”
The 1950s jeeps were built for work. The 1960s jeeps were built for fun, as this 1968 ad from the Norwalk Hour attests.
The seller believes this photo is from the ALCAN, but the photo is blank on the back, so I’m not sure why the seller thinks this. Squamish is just north of Vancouver and closer to San Francisco than Dawson Creek. Still, it’s a neat old photo. (Squamish has been used as a film location substitute for Seattle-area-based movies like the Walking Tall remake).
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“PLEASE SUPERSIZE ALL IMAGES OF THESE WONDERFUL AND GENUINE ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF WORLD WAR II AND THE BUILDING OF THE ALCAN HIGHWAY THROUGH BRITISH COLUMBIA, YUKON AND ALASKA. CIRCA 1940’S. THIS CLEAR AND CRISP PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS:
1) A SUPERB IMAGE OF A WILLY’S WAR TIME JEEP CONVERTED INTO A ENTREPRENEUR FROM SQUAMISH BRITISH COLUMBIA. EMPIRE MILLS LIMITED SQUAMISH B.C. IS PAINTED ON THE SIDE OF THE VINTAGE 4X4”
This is supposed to have 11,000 original miles. Given the speedometer does not look original, this may not be accurate. Still, this looks very original and in good shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1999325430348480
“11,000 Original Miles Runs Great Comes With Canvas Cab Asking $10,500”
Looks in good shape. Lacks bow holders.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1848692261822025
“Garage kept. No rust or dents. All original. Great collectors item”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $5000.
Looks like a solid, updated M-38A1.
‘A solid M38A1. Can be restored to it’s original military form or used as it is. Been a hunting rig for years.
Not stock: equipped as follows:
Buick V6-12k winch-warn hubs-full cage roll bar- 32 inch wheels & tires-12 volt electrical system. Dual exhaust. Runs strong. Power steering. The left front fender kissed a pine tree-have an original M38A1 replacement fender for it. This baby doesn’t have to jump thru DMV’S smog hoop! Now isn’t that nice!
I own 2 other Jeeps just don’t use this one.
Oh yes, it’s all set up to tow, wired and tow bar tabs. All you need is a tow bar. I have one I can sell?”
No discretion provided, other than the seller believes this to be a “Navy version of Willys Jeep”. This has a rear PTO.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/117764818895500
Looks solid, but a 1964 wouldn’t have the WILLYS branding on the hood or tailgate. It also would have had a place for the parking brake, but that is absent on this one.
“1964 Restored WIllys Jeep, Manual, 4X4. Mileage unknown. Please contact Anna at Worley Motors for more information. You can see more pictures on our website at www.worleymotors.com.”
Looks promising.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/534821513561542
“1948 Willys CJ2A good rubber, runs good original motor 4cyl”
The driver’s side entry looks like it may have bondo.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/534821513561542
“1948 Willy’s Jeep, frame off restoration. Just a few things to make great. Front marker lights, fuel gauge ground, speedo not accurate but works. Does include a spare. New gauges, wiring harness, tires. Still six volt, uses electric key start.”
This has a rear PTO (uninstalled) and an overdrive, too.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/127855101249496
“Mostly original. Motor swap to a 2.0 Pinto. Has the overdrive option currently installed. Come with a complete pto set up. No I don’t need help selling. Must be trailer. Master cylinder leak”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
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