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Not sure how much value is here. No pics provided.
“170 falcon rest is jeep. Locking hubs rust is not too extensive. Front frame horns seem to be in fair shape. Engine does not turn over. Firewall cut out grill moved forward. Sorry i Cannot load pics.l am working on that.”
Has a 350 in it.
“I have this 70 year old classic Jeep. It is a 1947 Jeep Willys Model CJ2A. It is in excellent condition and has an upgraded 350 V8 engine and is 4×4. It runs and drives good. It does not have a title, but I checked and can get a bonded title for this vehicle”
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/6129424998.html
Several readers let me know that Hemmings had an article celebrating 60 years of the FC.
This article below was published 60 years ago this month in the May 1957 issue of Willys News.
Larry spotted this FC-170. He writes, “We are vacationing in Sedona. There are newer jeeps and jeep tours all over the place so we took one. As we were coming over the hill, there she was, an Fc170 tow truck. It was totally redone and beautiful. The kid in the shop had no idea what it was (some kinda jeep thing). It wasn’t for sale but it was great to see”.
Those familiar with this wrecker recognize it as Wayne Trent’s former FC. You can see some video of it here.
And here’s my photo of it from one of the FC-Roundups in Phoenix.
Looks like a slat grille behind the GP.
“1942 Press Photo Jeeps travel across unpaved section of Panama trans-highway.
This is an original press photo. Under the supervision of the U.S. Public Roads Administration fourteen hundred men are at work constructing a trans-ishmanian highway which is scheduled for completion (withal weather paving) by the end of March 1942, if the work is not hampered by rain during the present “dry season”. Photo shows part of the “Jeep” parade over a section of road which has not a yet been laid with concrete. The road is entirely within the Republic of Panama. Photo measures 9 x 7.25 inches. Photo is dated 02-06-1942″
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Includes a newspaper clipping with the same photo.
“1942 Press Photo Marines and Jeeps land Ashore from United States Landing Barges
This is an original press photo. …up on the beach and the marines have landed. Bottom left, a seagoing tank plows its way through the jungle. Bottom right, more marines pour ashore from landing barges bringing with them jeeps and other equipment to reinforce the beach head. They quickly overcame opposition offered by the Japanese on island. Photo measures 6.75 x 6 inches. Photo is dated 09-01-1942.”
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Staring price on these is $20 for all three. That’s a good price.
“This auction is for a Lot of 3 Vintage 1950’s Willys Jeep Dealership Automotive Car Brochures. They measure approx. 8.5″ X 11″. They are in pretty nice condition overall. The red one has some edge wear.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD**
Here’s a solid looking, stock CJ-3A with a Koenig hardtop that a reader spotted at Bring-A-Trailer.
http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1952-willys-overland-cj3a/
UPDATE: Still Available. Has buy-now price of $5495. Pics are from a Craigslist ad. The new eBay ad does not show passenger side photos, so I can’t tell if the tub is still attached.
(06/29/2016) I wonder if this has the Pontiac 195 in it. Not an easy engine to find. Has a fiberglass body.
“CJ-2 Willys Jeep , 4-Wheel Drive, Fiberglass body, converted to 12 volts, new rear mounted gas tank, 1963 Pontiac Tempest engine, new bikini top, running boards, new upholstery front seats, turn signals, color red. $5,500 or best offer.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
No shots of the whole jeep in one photo, but the close ups suggests this is a great shape.
This beautiful old Jeep was purchased new in 1962 for my mother for her weekly “Jeep rides”. However, shortly thereafter my parents purchased a summer house on the lake and the Jeep was parked in the garage most of the time while the water was enjoyed. When I inherited it in 2005, I had it compleely gone through mechanically. There were a couple of bubbles, so it was professionally repainted in the original color. It sat in the garage once again until I had it inspected in 2008. I hoped that I finally had the time to drive and enjoy my beloved Jeep. However, to my dismay I discovered that my newly diagnosed rheumatoid artritis prevented me from safely driving it. So I parked it in the garage once again until I finally realized that it is time to sell my Jeep to someone who can truly enjoy it. Continue reading