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Chris spotted this 2A. The drain holes have been filled and the grille looks like a later 2A. Looks like it might be a solid jeep otherwise.
“jeep cj2a 1946 modified to diesel but still have the parts (motor)to go to gas.frame off restauration new tires seats fuel tank etc.”
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/gatineau/jeep-1946/1146567253
Looks like a good parts jeep price.
“For sale here is a 1949 Willy’s Jeep. I inherited it from my dad, who had plans for restoring it. Being a student I do not have the funds to restore it. I don’t know much about it other than it was a barn find from Indiana. So it does have some rust damage to the body. It is a rolling chassis. It was fitted for a small block ford engine and transmission. Both of which are still in the chassis. Comes with original Willy’s hood and tailgate. I have also a small block ford long block for it as well. I believe it is the 302 with a roller cam but I honestly have no idea. But the long block was purchased from a ford salvage yard and my dad intended on putting it in the jeep at some point. I will throw in this motor and whatever other parts I have for the Jeep, included in the asking price.”
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/5487851004.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
Might have some value here?
“1947 Willys Jeep for parts. MB engine block only. Has good frame and running gear.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $100.
Looks like a good price.
“Old metal top for early jeep needs some tlc $100”
It’s a project. Seller lists it as a 1941.
“Great project for the family.
For sale 1941 Willys Jeep, original parts, needs put together. Motor and transmission are already on the frame. This Jeep has been through 3 generations, but ran out of time. Would hate to not see this thing not returned to its original potential.”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/5489716475.html
There’s some value here.
“1948 Willy’s Jeep rough condition have motor out of jeep needs rebuilt ,frame gearbox good shape / like I said rough shape but if anyone is interested I can try and get some pictures as Jeep is in building packed with other stuff , so getting pics would be a task but I can make that happen if really interested / does not run or drive”
http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/5485554104.html
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Good thing I was there to keep her from getting beamed up! I’d miss my travel partner.
Today we drove from Ely to Laughlin (see Yesterday’s post). We hadn’t planned to go that far, but hotels/motels in Vegas on Saturday night were expensive, while Laughlin was dirt cheap. And, since we’d never been there, we decided this was the opportune time!
We drove from Ely to Laughlin.
Our first objective of the day was a visit to the Ward Charcoal ovens. To reach them, we drove south on highway 50, a road that spans the width of Nevada and once called the loneliest road in America by Life Magazine. Just past Ely, we turned onto a dirt road and followed it for ten miles or so. As usual, when we arrived, we had the place to ourselves.
The ovens were constructed in the late 1800s to turn wood into charcoal for fuel in nearby smelters. When coke replaced charcoal, they were then used as, among other things, places to stay for sheep herders and cowboys. Finally, the area was turned into a state park. The ovens were much larger and in better shape than the one’s we’d seen yesterday in Utah.
History of the ovens.
How they make charcoal.
The six ovens all lined up. The setting was georgeous.
Scott shared this cool little video.
Great photo.
“This Auction is for one WWII US Press photo GI’s in Jeep Description on back Italy 1944 . The photo is about 4 1/2 by 6 3/4 inches in size. Shows age, , wear, yellowing ,Description on back ,. I used a transparency with the word original to preserve the uniqueness of the photo when I scanned it .”
view all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500. Now listed here:
(03/13/2016) Looks like a well-modified wagon.
“’52 Willys Station Wagon, 383 Chev. engine with 350 turbo, 10 bolt Chev. rea end. Rack ad Pinion steering, tilt steering wheel, A/C. Silver and lavender apint, lavender upholstery.”
