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Blaine spotted this great photo showing hundreds of what appear to be M-606s about ready to be shipped to Iran in 1962. It’s part of an article in the Toledo Blade about the 75th anniversary of the Willys-Overland-produced jeep.
http://www4.toledoblade.com/Automotive/2016/04/25/Toledo-to-mark-Jeep-s-75th-in-August-fest.html
The green FC-170 pictured below is the one for sale out of Chicago. I have to say, this is one way to save on gas!
Maury ran across this rare CJ-5 and figured few people knew about it (I’ve never written anything about it). Kaiser Jeep of Australia built what they called Jeep Combat 6, a CJ-5 derivative. They had Ford 170ci straight 6 motors, the same engine used in the early Mustangs. It was the Australian answer to the Dauntless V6 being installed Stateside.
About 460 Jeep Combat 6 vehicles were made. Of the 460, it is unknown how many were CJ5’s or CJ6’s, as all documented records were either lost or destroyed. The chassis and the tubs were imported from Kaiser’s US plant and assembled with the Ford engines in Brisbane. Here’s photos of 1968 Combat 6 that was for sale about a year ago in Australia:
You can learn more about them at the CJ-3B page (scroll down to the page’s bottom). Here’s an example of a Combat 6 brochure.
According to the 3B page, the Combat 6 marketing didn’t last for long. The Australian arm of Kaiser Jeep dropped the Combat 6 brand, possibly replacing it with the Sportster. As you can see in this ad that was for sale on Australia’s eBay, the Sportster CJ-5 had the inline 6. If anyone has more info, please let me know. I couldn’t find much on these.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/03/2013) I see nothing to indicate it’s earlier than 1947, but it does look good.
“This is a 1948, not a 1945 as my add previously stated. I made a mistake when originally posting..
All original drive train. Has overdrive. Mechanically perfect, needs nothing.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(12/28/2016) Might need some engine work.
“Up for sale is a 1955 Willy’s pickup truck.
I acquired the rig in southern Idaho 2 years ago and have been working on it on and off since. This rig was previously in Colorado so it has been in dry climates most of its life. I bought it a a restoration and to use as a around town work truck but ended up getting something newer so its up for grabs.
It is tabbed and platted in Washington.
I have done a lot on this truck, last time I started it a few months ago it ran drove and stopped.
The body is really solid, its got a few dents and dings but is actually in amazing condition for its age. The bed is a 6’8” x8′ dumping flatbed. Dump hydrolics run off of PTO, engine is early to mid 60’s gmc 283 small block v8. T18 transfer t90 tranny. It comes with a 8k lb Ramsey work winch that is currently mounted in the bed. Paint is good in some area and fading in others it might be the original paint job. All lights and signals work. This rig has a 3\4 ton payload
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UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/22/2016) Runs.
“This was a military Jeep that had a snorkel for running through water. Runs and could be easily restored. ”
http://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto/5547669034.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Doesn’t run at the moment.
“1953 Willy’s Jeep CJ 3b it has a 4-cylinder engine that looks it could run with a new battery and plug wires. The tub has a small amount of rust. There is a small amount of body damage from an accident that bent the frame and broke the steering linkage. The Jeep is currently on non-op and the title is clean.”
No pics provided.
“$7500 Or best offer
1946 Willys V6 Engine”
No pics provided.
“MOTOR TRANS/TRANSFER CASE COMPLETE RUNNING CONDITION”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9750.
(04/01/2016) This is a Jewels body kit.
“Jewells stainless willys, 3a,complete body kit, tub fenders Hood ,Grill ,roll bar seats ,pedals ,gauges all locks and latches fenders, fender flares ,tailgate ,Jewell’s bikini top with all bows and braces,steps ,grab bars,stainless fuel tank,side storage boxes, underneath steps ,safari rack,spare tire carrier ,2 full tubs of extras , all of these parts are stamped Jewell’s this is a complete Jewells stainless body kit,I have two of these complete body kits for sale.
$8,500.00 Each OBO Trades welcome
Also will sell separate 6 sets of fenders 10 tailgates front and rear stainless fender flares another four or five big boxes full of jewells stainless miscellaneous parts locks and latches glove box lid shackles hitch spare tire carrier,
