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This series of photos was included in the March 1956 issue of Willys News.
Early Zamboni Ice surfacer Model D — CJ-3B. See more Zamboni jeep models here.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
“2.3 Ford pinto engine & willys adaptor kit”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9800
(12/15/2015) Looks good. Includes a Stewart-Warner Model 978 heater.
“1955 Willys Jeep Model M38 (military issue) Vehicle ID Number 84873. This Jeep was restored in the early 1990’s and has about 1,800 miles on it since restoration. Vehicle has the following features; 1. Dark Green Metal Fleck Paint 2. New Lock-out Hubs ( 4-wheel driv works fine) 3. Cragar Mag Wheels (5) with Safety Locks 4. Five all weather tires ( like new) 5. Doors ( never been installed) 6. Ramsey Rep 6000 Winch ( like new) 7. All gauges work except gas gauge ( comes with attached spare gas can) 8. Seats 4 with seat belts 9. Safety Roll Bar 10. Heater 11. Rubber Floor Mats 12. Many Chrome Parts 13. Original Military Instruction Plaques. 14. Safety Fire Extinguisher 15 Stored in Heated Garage since restoration”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7400
(11/27/2015) Looks in good shape.
“307 chevy v8. 4wheel drive runs great call”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Looks like it has a lift kit of some kind.
“i have to make room in the gym . I hate getting rid of it I just don’t use it anymore. It needs a starter . The top is in good shape . It has never given me a problem until recent. Will trade for atv, jet skis let me know what you have”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950.
(12/20/2015) It’s a project.
“For Sale or Trade: This is a WWII GPW Ford Script Jeep manufactured on May 11, 1942 with a low production number. It has survived with it’s serial number and instruction plates still intact and will have a clean Kentucky Classic Car title. We just pulled it out of the weeds and don’t have it cleaned out yet, so I’m not sure what parts are there or if the serial numbers match. It does roll and steer and seems pretty solid. There is body damage just below the “Ford” script area, but I believe a good sheet metal fabricator could repair it. The metal is basically solid all around the tub. The floor pans are bad, I would say. As you can see in the pictures, there are small “fender skirts” over the rear wheels. These are very solid and appear to be factory but could be an add on. The dash and instrument gauges are intact and look pretty good. I’ll add more info and upgrade the pictures when we get it cleaned up. Asking $1450 for this unusual find…..Would love to see this rare piece of U.S. military history from the Great Generation restored to its war-time glory and rolling down Main Street America in a 4th of July parade!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950.
“For sale or trade: 1947 Willys 4WD CJ-2A project Jeep. Its original flathead 4 cylinder engine appears to be locked up as it has been sitting for over 30 years. It rolls and steers. I took out the drive shaft as the gear shift seems to be stuck. Previous owner of 30+ years believes it was a Navy Jeep. Lots of sheet metal rust so check out the photos carefully. Frame appears to be solid. Have clear Kentucky title. Asking $1200 obo. Note: a replacement 4cyl flathead engine may be available.”
Here’s another round of pics:
battle of the bulge – la gleize – 1944-45
eisenbach -germany 1945
captured jeep- holland
france -1945 – 274th inf reg -70th inf div
france – no date
Steve’s got a variety of unused bearings that came with a wagon he bought. He has no use for them. He’d rather give them away to eWillys readers than recycle them. If you are interested, contact Steve at owenwalk@comcast.net.
MIke Murray is looking for a Pinto-powered CJ-2A. He’s in the Illinois area. He’s not looking for one that needs a ton of work or a ton of money. You can contact him at willysjeep11111@gmail.com