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Maury found this Jeep V6 Emblem with a green-white-gold/yellow color-scheme on eBay. Anyone know on what models it appeared?
You can comment here http://www.earlycj5.com/xf_cj5/index.php?threads/117161/page-3#post-1797410 or comment below.
Ann fired up her Cricket yesterday and printed out some labels that also act as instructions for starting and managing the jeep. She also add “ON” and “OFF” labels to make clear what switches need to be pressed. Starting the jeep is a five step process:
In the first pic, the “2-” for the fan label is hiding behind the switch.
UPDATE: I just purchased a set of these off of eBay. The box has a little tear, but the pen and pencil are in good shape.
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Originally posted January 26, 2021:
Mike shared this September 6, 1957, announcement sent to all dealers about the new Eversharp ‘Jeep’ pens, pencils and sets, now available with the Forward Control ‘Jeep’ FC-170 illustration.
Looks like a nice rig. The seller includes more information in two of the pics. He does note that it does have a little hat channel rust. Thanks to Tom for sharing it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/318203067400980
“Early 2000s Restoration with Pictures and Documentation in a Binder. Clean & Clear Tennessee Title (in my name) Original Drivetrain (L134, T90, Spicer 18, Dana 41 Rear, Dana 25 Front) Original Frame with Matching Numbers (frame coated with POR15) 5.13 Gears with Spartan Lockers F&R with Warn Lockout Hubs 2.5” Rancho Lift (new springs and shocks) Slightly Larger Tires (Power King 7.5×16) Monarch Hy/Lo Hydraulic Pump With Meyers Snow Plow Included (rare accessory) PTO on the rear with Ramsey 8K PTO winch (rare accessory) Warn Overdrive (rare accessory) M38 Windshield instead of the 2 piece CJ2A Full Bestop Soft Top with Soft Doors”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Only selling due to health changes, willing to negotiate, please make a fair offer. Can deliver for extra fee. This is a WW2 Jeep with low miles, runs like a dream. Very fun to drive in the desert. Recently restored. Majority is original 1940s-1950s parts. Has canvas top in good condition. Military vehicle great for collectors, historical, and the black out lights work too!”
This could be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/983473429648207
“Restored classic Willys. Clear title and registered. This vehicle is been kept in Athens TN”
Tom shared this Capstan winch for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1030334931470248/
“Working winch very rare item, selling as is make an offer”
This runs on propane.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1443701419723477
“1947 Willys Jeep. Converted to propane. Runs good. New tires. Miles on it are Exempt. Only Serious inquiries please”
It’s been parked for a few years.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/979279776550148/
“1950 Willys Jeepster, Jeep ran when it was parked about 5 years ago. Needed break lines. Pads swelled up wile it sat. Had to pull them to get it to roll. I’m posting this for my mother. I forgot to look at the mileage. I believe it’s around 40k. If posting is still up, it’s available. The longer it’s here, the more I’ll get done to it. I plan to get it running first. Then it will get brake lines. Which also means the price goes up. Please, don’t send us low ball or pointless messages offering half price. I get messages constantly. We have planned to sell this for over a year. I’ve watched the auctions. I’ve seen some that are far worse go for 20k. The price is 13k… That’s what we need. Show me one for less.. And it’s yours for the price.”
Given it includes a couple engines, maybe there is some parts value here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/178597038542665
“Comes with a couple motors and transmissions extra set of axles and doors needs lot of love !!”
