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This photo from 1977 shows some postal jeeps that were caught in a July flood. This was featured on the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum site.
“Postal inspectors were deployed to western Pennsylvania following a devastating flood, which was caused by a massive thunderstorm on July 19-20, 1977. These jeeps, swept away by the enormous force of the floodwaters, were recovered half a mile from the Windber Post Office.”
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Paul, from Willys America, spotted an FC for sale outside the Portland Swap Meet. He also has a booth setup at location Hall E-2 #4389-90.
And, the FC-150 he spotted:
Paul shared this odd-cool truck that’s for sale at this year’s swap meet. It’s got a shortened bed, which
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4650.
Rare DJ-5 non-mail jeep. Needs a little body work on the driver’s fender, but otherwise this looks like a rare find in good shape. This is a former US Army vehicle (no pic of a Gov plate).
“1970 Jeep Universal DJ5
2 wheel drive
24,xxx original miles
134 F Head Willys 4 cylinder
3 Speed Manual
Runs well
New tires and front brakes
Solid body and floor
Former US Army TMP vehicle
Paint is average for this year vehicle.
Everything works except the heater which is disconnected and one wiper arm is broken.
I am moving and this needs a new home. I brought this vehicle to TX from Georgia. I did not have sufficient evidence of ownership so it has a blue Texas bonded title in my name.”
Greg shared this one. It looks solid. The body might be a repro given the glove box. It lacks drain holes and doesn’t have the Willys script on the hood.
https://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/d/1948-jeep-willys-cj2a/6551160505.html
“Great Jeep. Runs and drives. No rust at all. Have a BestTop full too that is brand new and never installed, doors too. Every electrical components works perfectly including lights.
This has a period correct Koenig winch and tow bar. Wheel locks on the front axle work. Upholstery is in great condition without tears. Three speed manual transmission. Fold down windshield.
Items that are new: coil, distributor, carb, universal joint, tires, spark plugs, fresh transmission and transfer case fluid change.”
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Looks like a fine parade jeep.
https://easttexas.craigslist.org/snw/d/48-willys-cj3a-jeep/6545014042.html
“For sale is a 48 Willy’s cj3a Jeep.. good condition, recent rebuilt L134 Engine..new plugs, new exhaust, new steering wheel, new dash gages and improvements, side restraint straps, new bumperetts, new driver mirror, new reflectors, new springs and shocks all around, new fuel system, new cooling system, new oil and filter, PTO winch that works, new battery, CB Radio with 102 inch whip antenna and much extra work..Starts right up all the time and Runs excellent..clean title…great for getting around a large property…was not licensed for highway use”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $12,000.
Supposed to be a low-mile M-151.
“Clean title, 16,308 miles extra differential, extra motor,extra transmission. All original 12,000 cash pay when picked up.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Not sure how much value is here.
“No title – Bill of Sale”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Still needs work.
“Running project new tires new used seats and light bar and wiring harness just dont have the time to complete”
