Bob Christy took these photos from last weekend’s 2016 Toledo JeepFest.
Wagon on American Pickers
Joe-in-Mesa let me know that Mike from History Channel’s American Pickers bought a 1950s wagon during an episode titled The Joy of Sax (this link may or may not work for people — it didn’t for me). He bought for $6000. Mike figured shipping it would be $1000, repairs would be $1000, bringing his total expected investment to $8000. He hoped to sell it for $10,500. Overall it looked to be a solid wagon. However, given it didn’t run and the tires needed replacing, I think he was underestimating the amount for repairs. Did anyone else see the show and have thoughts about it?
1948 Jeepster Lincoln, NE **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9999.
Looks nice.
“1948 Willies Jeepster survivor. New paint, tires, hubcaps, etc. Very solid all metal body, Original interior is in great shape. Original 4 cylinder with rare working overdrive. Great example of an american post war classic roadster. licensed in Ne., for sale locally! Fun for parades or a daily driver. Do NOT need help selling. $9999 cash! Video of car driving available.”
1942 GPW Grand Blanc, MI **Status Unknown**
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $12,500
Not a perfect restoration, but a good rebuild.
“World War II jeep completely restored with new parts including tub, fenders, grill, seats, gauges, windshield, water pump, brakes & linings, radiator, tires, rims, air cleaner, wiring harness. Rebuilt engine, generator, starter, & gas tank. Includes new summer canvas top ready for installation. Clean Michigan title. Ready to drive down the road. Seen by appointment.”
1962 CJ-5 Myerstown, PA $1900
This includes a rebuilt engine and a Warn OD.
“4cyl engine, 3 spd w/Warren Overdrive, running and 4×4 works, 15,000 miles on rebuilt engine, electronic ignition upgrade, electric fuel pump, electric wipers, alternator upgrade. Frame good condition. See pics for body condition. Clear Title in hand. NO Sunday calls.”
1953 CJ-3A Snohomish, WA $5000
The fiberglass hood on this flattie is just like the one I had on my first jeep. This is only the third one I’ve seen. … Or, this is built from my first jeep. It does have the DJ-5 tank in the rear along with the outboard rear springs. However, the cage, and body are different.
“!953 Willys Jeep, 225 Buik V-6 engine, runs and drives great. Ready to explore!”
1947 CJ-2A Auburn, CA $4500
Needs some work. Not quite ‘all’ stock.
“I am selling my 47 Willys jeep. I bought it and never got around to restoring it. The jeep is all original, runs (needs battery) and needs work on the breaks.I also have a bikini top that comes with it.”
1947 CJ-2A Los Angeles, CA Flexible Pricing
Seller listed this under a price of $15,000, but it doesn’t sound like they are serious about that price.
“Email me for further information.
Price will be very flexible and negotiable regardless of requested price.”
1942 GPW Springfield, OR **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Needs work. Driver’s side entrance has been cut.
“42 Ford GPW (Project)
Tub is in great shape for the year!
Motor was removed due to crack.
Have another flat head motor and tranny that needs to be gone through. Has newer fuel tank and seals for axles. Needs seats and some tinkering. The tailgate and windshield is willys.
Would be open to trades of 4 wheelers only. (450 or bigger)”
1948 Truck Binghamton, NY **SOLD*
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
May be worth a look at that price.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep stake body pickup truck. Rough shape but it is inside now and has transferable NY reg. 4 cylinder with three on the tree.”

































