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Stephen Stokes was kind enough to share this photo (via David Watson). It shows Stephen’s father, Fredrick Stokes, during his time in Japan with the US Army. The photo was taken between 1946-1948. If the bumper is accurate, it looks to be a GPW.
Jonathon McDonagh, part of the McDonagh Brothers team that hosts eWillys, spotted this cool FC build that was featured on PowerNationTV. Check on all the photos here:
http://www.powernationtv.com/post/powernation-ride-of-the-week-jeep-fc150
A photo of the FC before the build:
Photos from after the build:
Ted’s selling these two Newgrew plows:
“Two Newgren Single Bottom Plows with extra frames for sale
Both have very nice original Newgren ID tags
Both plows are in very good condition ,mostly complete
Missing Furrow or land wheels and one missing Coulter
I believe some of the earlier Ferguson and Deer Born type tractor parts are interchangeable and possibly Oliver too .
If anyone has any info on this I would be happy to include in post
$850 each but would rather sell all of it as a package for $1500 for everything
willysted@charter.net
I will be away till late wed but will return all emails
Can ship anywhere in the US through Fastenal if someone is interested
Located in Storrs CT”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5000.
(06/28/2016) Includes a bed extender.
“Willy’s Jeep owned only by two people. Family bought in 1956. Has no rust thrus. Is in good condition. only add on’s bed extender and foot steps to get in.. Starts right up. Soft top included, in ok shape. Hasn’t been put on jeep in years.”
http://ogden.craigslist.org/cto/5721476047.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Looks good for the price. Appears to have a Bobcat hood.
“1948 Willys Jeep with small block 327. 3″ lift, new wiring. Call for more detail.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $6500.
(06/27/2016) Looks nice. Listed as a 1949, but mostly likely a ’48.
“All original
100% restored.
Runs perfect.
Brand new tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
It runs. Could be a good price.
“’48 Willys Jeep CJ2a. All original flat head 4cyl., 3speed, 2spd transfer case. Only 61000 miles. Runs like a top. Also has metal doors for the hardtop. Good tires and brakes. Some rust. Has tow bar. Great hunting rig , gets good gas mileage.”
UPDATE: Was $10,500. **SOLD**
(06/20/2016) Looks good.
“46 cj2a black plate california car. original paint,top, engine,driveline. govorner on engine,rear pto. runs great. no rust.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000.
Not restored, but looks like a good refurb. It’s another example of the interchangeability between the CJ-5/6 and the Commando front clip. Has a fiberglass body.
“Fully restored, frame up restoration 1966 Jeep Willys – PERFECT CONDITION!
It’s a 1966 Willys CJ 5
Fiberglass body
41,000 original miles
Frame up restoration
3 speed standard
V6
Additional pictures can be emailed.
$20,000 or Best Reasonable offer. Serious inquiries only!”
One is more of a parts jeep, but both run.
“(2) M38A1 Military Jeeps. One is restorable and the other is for parts. Both run but neither has working brakes. Included in the sale is a complete master brake kit -9″, made for the M38A1 from Kaiser Willys Auto Supply which cost $494.99.The last photo is the boxes of brake parts.
The olive drab Jeep is very original with it’s 24 volt electrical system. Although painted over, you can still see the US Army markings on the hood. Floor pans NOT rusted through and the frame is in great shape.
The orange parts Jeep has been converted to 12 volts. It comes with a gas tank and the original orange hood.
Various other parts are included: Spare wheel, antenna mount, brand new steel tubing frame to hold a canvas top and it’s associated clips, etc.
Both Jeeps have brand new batteries.”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/5718318256.html
