I’m wondering if that top has been permanently attached to the body? Bob Christy, seen this one around?
“clean runs great”
I’m wondering if that top has been permanently attached to the body? Bob Christy, seen this one around?
“clean runs great”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Cleaning out barn loft. Numerous parts for 1948-51 Willys Jeep/ Jeepster/ Truck
3 front fenders (2 left and 1 right. 1 left has rust but repairable)
1 grille with headlight buckets
3 chrome bumpers
1 retractable roof frame
1 drivers door (bare, no hardware/ glass)
3 Seats (2 front 1 back, upholstery is in good condition)
4 seat cushions in gray upholstery
1 bare front seat frame and 1 bare back seat bottom frame
4 15in wheels
1 manifold w/ exhaust pipe
3 instrument/ gauge panels (all glass is good)
2 single barrel carbs
Driveline
8-9 new u joints in original boxes with needle bearings
1 windshield wiper motor
1 turn signal indicator w/ wiring harness
1 fuel pump
numerous trim pieces”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
Steve is selling these seats. Make him an offer. willys54wagon@msn.com
“I have 3 fc seats for sale. two drivers (slide forward and back) and one passenger”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
Ouch!
“48 Willy’s CJ 2 asking $2000obo for whole jeep ez negotiations possibly trade. Text or call above number for details”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
I can’t tell if there is much value here or not.
“Ok this Jeep is a fixer upper;1948 Willys Jeep very cute but need to be restored? Yes all the parts are here in the back of it. $1000 We have a clean title. The vin# is CJ2A202715 plus it has 4 chrome wheels and tires. All these things are here. Fenders, windshield deck, engine v6, 3speed standard transmission, transfer case bell housing. All you have to do is rebuild it all and put it back together.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
(04/12/2015) Doesn’t run at the moment.
“We have a 1965 CJ 6 Long Bed Jeep for sale. The engine was rebuilt about 1,000 miles ago but has been sitting. It turns over, has fire….but won’t start. It has the F134, 4 cylinder Hurricane engine, with a 3 speed manual transmission with a twin stick. Has good seats, good tires and has a lot of potential. Was used on a ranch so does not have current registration but I have a clean blue title for it. I am asking $2,700.00. The trailer IS NOT included….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
(03/18/2015) Includes extra glass and tires.
“1976 Right hand drive Mail Jeep, good condition, runs great, includes full set of replacement glass and extra tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
(04/10/2015) Sell sounds eager to let it go.
“Great Jeep for Restoration Project
Motor Runs
Has a Clean Title
$2000.00 Or Best Offer … I really need the space so Come and Get It!!!”
<– Day 11 & 12 – Wed. & Thurs Apr. 22rd & 23th: Road to Recovery | TRIP OVERVIEW | Day 14 – Sat. Apr. 25th: Saddleblankets to Prada –>
Finally, we made it to Texas. Now our trip can start, right? It wasn’t a long day, but if felt good to be back on the road again. Here was our rather short drive:
Before we left Tularosa, we made sure to stop by and ham it up in front of the world’s largest pistachio (see pic at top of the post).
From there, we drove south on highway 54 until we saw the magic sign:
Our first and only real stop of the day was at the National Border Patrol Museum. Surprisingly, it is entirely donor based. No federal funding is used to support the museum.
Inside, the museum is divided into small sections. One area was devoted to Border Patrol vehicles. Another honored those agents that had died. One section explained the history of the Patrol, how it originated, and its evolution over time. It’s a nice little museum that doesn’t take long to explore.
Of course, I was there to see the jeeps. In fact, their 1947 CJ-2A is one of the center-pieces of the vehicle exhibit. The jeep was assembled by volunteers. The front frame rails have more patches than a leftovers quilt. And, the floors aren’t particularly pretty. But, it’s doing the job!
Craig spotted this cool RC FC jeep. You can see how he created the cab at RCCrawler.com.
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“Too many toy trucks, have another one on the drawing board, this one has to find a new home before it starts seeing rock rash!
March ’15 RC Driver Show Off of the Month Winner!
Build thread – is at RCCrawler.com, sorry eBay will not let post the link. Just Google, scale 1958 Jeep FC170 RC Crawler – I must be crazy! That’s the link.
Custom styrene cab, interior and dash with diamond plate rear bed.
LockedUp RC hardware
HandBros CMS mount
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