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Charles shared some more photos.
The name of this road is Hell’s Highway (learn more about Highway 69 here) which was used during Operation Market Garden. Given the soldiers in the ditch, I’d say this 1944 photo captures they felt the same way:
1944 photo of Graves Bridge, Holland, an Operation Market Garden strategic point:
This photo shows the Belgian Army in Korea:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
I don’t remember these toys in the old Sears Catalogs. The cover has a jeepish sort of vehicle.
“GILBERT RIDE-EM ERECTOR BOXED SET 15x21x5.5 deep box contains complete.From 1965. Box has creases, some missing surface paper.
Still displays Fine. Box lid and instructions show 5 different vehicles to be built including jeep, sports car, 3-wheel scooter, runabout and tractor. Instruction sheet has partially darkened with age
Instructions has been torn, all due to age. and wear and use!! This is an incredible Rare Erector Building set. 47 going on 48 Years OLD !!! SUPER VINTAGE !!! FOR ALL TOY COLLECTORS
This is the Ultimate Building Set, Builds, 5 different vehicles, all PARTS are accounted for. Box, shows wear, as shown on pictures. Please look at all pictures and message me any questions.
Obviously if this was Complete Mint from 1965 it would be worth thousands and thousands, probably not even have a known value. However these are rare and hard to find in any condition.
In 1965 A.C Gilbert Company went bankrupt in 1967, so with the financial issues, they didn’t make a massive run of production on sets before than.”
UPDATE: Was $5800. Likely Sold.
Both run.
“I have a couple of M38A1 Military jeeps that I need to sell…One is a 1954 and the other is a 1955…Both jeeps are 24 volt electrical systems….Both jeeps start and run…They both need some TLC…Not rust buckets…2 new batteris included….I have more pictures…I have a title for one of the jeeps and a bill of sale for the other..Great restoration projects…Asking $5800.00 for both jeeps or make me a resonable offer….email this post for more info..”
UPDATE: Was listed at $5000.
This jeep may be worth a look.
“1960 Jeep FC150 – Runs, four wheel drive operational, little rust, new carb., new fuel pump, new master cylinder.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $38990
Nice looking Jeepster.
This 1948 Willys-Overland Jeepster VJ2 two door Pheaton convertible (Stock # B8034) is available in our Fairfield, CA showroom and any inquiries may be directed to us at 707-748-4000 or via email at Sales@SpecialtySales.com.
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $6000
This appears to be a complete jeep along with lots of good parts.
“Extremely rare early WW2 MB jeep. Comes with new correct body and all sheet metal. Many more parts not shown in photos. Two windshields etc. Located in Pahrump. Phone only, no text, email, or scammers”
This is powered by a flathead V8.
“its time to sell my pride and joy 50 willys overland jeepster ford flathead 8ba engine t-5 bw trans, ford rear custom paint and pinstripes, new top, new upholstery, rack and pinyon front. this car will cruise down the freeway all day and is a real head turner. don’t have the bucks there are many lendors that loan on collector cars like hagerty etc.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/4267113930.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was for trade.
This appears solid.
“Cj3b fiberglass tub and hood. 231 buick. Just rebuilt t90, warn overdrive and 18 t case. 33 inch m/t. Trade for cj7 or fj40.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
No obvious rust.
“This is a 1955 Willys Overland-Wagon !!! It has a 327 Chevy Engine, Edelbrock High Rise Manifold and 4 Barrel Carburetor, and has a 350 Automatic Transmission. As you can see the body is in very good shape, and Interior is Good. The Engine runs and has a new water and fuel pump, plugs, wire’s and coil. New Exhaust, New Tires and Rear End. These vehicles were built from 1946 to 1965 and there were only something like 300,000 built. They were used for both Military and Civilian uses. True Odometer Mileage Unknown.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
There might be some value here.
“MILITARY WILLYS JEEP M38, STILL HAS MOST OF THE ORIGINAL MILITARY EQUIPMENT ON IT, MOTOR TURNS BUT ISN’T RUNNING, BODY HAS SOME RUST OUT. HAED TO FIND REAL MILITARY M38”
