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We had the last of the family Christmases last night. So, no updates were planned. But, naturally during true middle of the party a corrupt file brought down the site. I properly ignored the problem and enjoyed myself anyway (as you can see below).
Everything is working correctly now. Even I am functioning pretty well 🙂
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/09/2015) Deserves some more pics.
“1946 Willys jeep with plow. Runs perfect, everything works. Asking $12,000 obo.”
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/5404987823.html
Pankey Motor’s Wagon was featured in this photo from the February 1956 issue of Willys News.
Great photo!
“1941- Because he was the first person to buy a defense savings bond at Treasury House in Rockefeller Plaza, actor Eddie Cantor was taken for a ride in an Army jeep. Shown here on the steps of the Bowery Savings Bank on 42nd Street.”
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Here’s a 1949 photo of a CJ-2A equipped with a generator powering a magnet. It was developed by a truck driver named Stanley Smale.
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The tread on the spare tire is just great.
“For auction is an 7 x9 inch original US press photo of a BRC (Bantam Recon. Car). It was issued to the press on 3/19/1941 to publicize the development of the Bantam military car.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(04/20/2014) “I have a 1950 Willys Jeep for sale. The jeep was recently painted on a galvanized body. It has a 302 V8 with a 4 speed toploader transmission. The frame is fitted with custom bumpers, power rack and pinion steering and autometer gauges.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Appears solid.
“1946 Flat Fender Willys with cammed Chevy 350. Four wheel drive, new tires (32s), diamond plated over rear with custom headers and 4 inch side exhaust. Turbo tranny. New softtop. Excellent mechanical condition and solid frame and body. Just bought another Jeep so give me a good offer.”
Looks in good shape.
“fully restored to original. shovel, spare, Jerry can period original. canvas in excellent shape. always been garage kept. It has a little over 5000 mi on the odometer. – See more at:”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale/adm024/adm024.html
Mark just listed this over at war jeeps.com
“1942 WW2 Jeep. It is Model GPW built by Ford and identical in every way to the Willys Model MB. Both Ford and Willys shared the WW2 production of 500,000 Jeeps almost equally. Ford had a policy of identifying virtually all of their parts including Bolts with the Ford script \”F\”. Because of this, a complete and original GPW will usually sell for a higher price than the comparable Willys. My GPW is serial number 10,100. Simply stated this is a very early WW2 Jeep and the 10,100th Jeep produced of a total Ford production of approximately 250,000 Jeeps. It was completed on March 25, 1942. The date is engraved on the original Ford data plate on the Glove box door. The body, floors and all metal are in excellent condition. There is no rust. The Jeep has been garaged since I\’ve owned it. Have Top/bows. The engine is original and is engraved GPW 10,100 on the block. The Frame is also engraved GPW 10,100. The Jeep cranks and starts like it should. It is a good driver as well. The Jeep has a gun mount for a 30 cal Browning MG. I have the Browning MG which is made from a Browning parts kit. It is correct in appearance, size and weight. The guts of the MG have been modified so the MG will not fire. The MG is not a Live gun. It is for display and is being sold separately for $1500″
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale/adm025/adm025.html
