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Looks like there’s value here.
“This jeeps been in the family for over 30 years . Was running before parked. It will need TLC and will need to be trailored. Comes with additional rear axle and front tow bar . Original California jeep that’s seen a lot of trails . It has rust as they most do . This is a project. Sold with bill of sale based on age. ”
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/d/1952-willys-jeep/6396991819.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
The body has some floor rust, but look solid otherwise.
“This is a 1946 Willy’s. First year of civilian model. Was my grandpa’s car, got it when he passed away. Too much work for me right now. Has a 283 power pak small block V8 with the original 3 speed. Cadillac steering column and lots of new parts. Some rust in foot wells and some surface rust. I painted the entire outside with some brown rust inhibitor primer. Car will start up after some coaxing and just had the carb rebuilt. No brake lines attached.
Loads of new parts from Willys parts store.
$3000 OBO. Just make me an offer. Looking to get rid of it to fund another project.’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price
No useful description.
“Jeep stuff for sale or trade”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/04/2017) “1942 GPW
GPW #90115
Yes, this is the model built for WWll!!
Runs, Drives, and Stops
GREAT START FOR A RESTORATION
Motor changed to make it more reliable
All fluids changed
Sitting on BFGoodrich 32’s
Body has patching
Original drive train
8000 lbs winch
Clean GPW wisconsin title
Very solid base for a restoration
Lights work
Solid frame
No rust holes on body
Mostly original
willing to throw in a willys L-134 motor and a gallon of the original (OD Olive Drab) paint”
https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/d/1942-ford-gpw/6397204414.html
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This is today’s only post.
Last Friday we drove to Sandpoint, Idaho, to visit with Idaho Todd and Minnesota Chris, aka brothers Todd and Chris McKay. While driving around Sandpoint, Ann and I spotted this awesome sign (3′ x 3′). It looks like there is plenty of parking for jeeps behind this store. How often do you find special jeep parking?? Clearly, Todd has picked the right place to live.
<– Post Trip Items: Interview with Hugo Vidal | Post Trip Items: German Documentary w/ Alaska Or Rust Folks –>
The Fall 2017 issue of Dispatcher Magazine arrived in my mailbox yesterday. Kevin and Bill put together a great article on the Alaska Trip.
<– Post Trip Items: Interview with Hugo Vidal | Post Trip Items: German Documentary w/ Alaska Or Rust Folks –>
This photo was taken at an auto museum (Harrah’s?) in 1991. I haven’t seen this jeep at any of the California museums I’ve visited. Anyone know what happened to it?
“1991 Press Photo Restored 1948 Jeep firetruck displayed at museum in Reno. This is an original press photo. The 1948 Jeep firetruck is now restored and on display at a museum in Reno, Nevada. Photo measures 10 x 8 inches. Photo is dated 10-14-1991.”
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Kaiser Willys let me know they are having a Thanksgiving Sale. So, if you are planning to buy some parts from them, this is the time. The sale ends November 28th. Use the code GOBBLE10 at checkout.
UPDATE: **Sold** Was $2200.
Seems like a good price.
“1969 classic kaiser postal jeep new tires clean paint job clean interior automatic 4 cly engine runs good is on non op clean title ready to ride call”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,900.
/The seller overlooked at least one critical detail during the restoration of this June 20 1941 MB … There were no June 1941 MBs! If the serial number of 116520 is accurate, this would be a late January or Early February 1942 MB.
“This outstanding restoration of a @941 Willy’s Jeep. Runs great.”
