1955 Jeep Willys CJ5 $11,900 Ellenville, NY
I like this one for a bunch of reasons, 2nd Owner, most of the time indoors. The gauges from 55-57 they are different and have a neat what I will call with my untrained eye an Art Deco possibly font which makes it unique, plus they were not a horrible long run (not rare) difference there, so they kind of pop out at times when they come up. If it’s a true ’55 there are a lot of folks knowledgeable on some features and they have a good following in the Willys world. Love the plow package, that thing is nuts!
Just for fun using search here are some notable snow events this rig as seen!
Here are some notable snowstorms that affected Monticello, NY, and the surrounding region between 1955 and 2024. The severity of storms can vary by specific location, so local totals within Monticello might differ from regional averages.
1950s
- March 1956: The Northeast was hit by three major snowfalls within 11 days, bringing the region to a halt.
- November 1955: A lake-effect snowstorm, with significant accumulation on the southeastern shores of Lake Erie, affected areas of Upstate New York.
1960s
- The Blizzard of 1966 (January 29–31): A “monstrous, multi-day” blizzard impacted the eastern U.S., with high winds, freezing temperatures, and record-breaking snowfall.
1970s
- Blizzard of 1978 (February 5–7): This storm dropped significant snow on New England and New York and featured hurricane-force winds. The damage from the storm was severe, and thousands of cars were abandoned.
- February 1979: A storm left 18.7 inches of snow on the ground in the area from February 18–19.
1980s
- Megalopolitan Storm (February 10–13, 1983): A significant winter storm that buried parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
- Northern Mississippi Valley Blizzard of 1985 (March 1–5): Though centered further west, this storm had regional impacts.
1990s
- Superstorm of 1993 (March 12–15): Also known as the “Storm of the Century,” this storm impacted nearly half of the United States with a variety of severe weather, including heavy snow.
- Blizzard of 1996 (January 6–9): This storm paralyzed the East Coast with heavy, wet snow, depositing 17 to 30 inches of snow in many areas.
2000s
- February 2003: A major snowstorm blanketed the region from February 16–18, leaving significant accumulations.
- Valentine’s Day Storm of 2007 (February 13–14): A major winter storm that dropped a mix of wintry precipitation across the Midwest and Eastern Seaboard.
2010s
- “Snowmageddon” (February 2010): A series of winter storms buried parts of Upstate New York and other regions.
- Winter Storm Stella (March 2017): This storm dropped as much as 36 inches of snow in 24 hours in some parts of the Southern Tier.
2020s
- December 2020: A surprise storm dropped record-breaking snow totals on parts of the Southern Tier, leaving residents unprepared for the amount of accumulation.
- January 2022: A powerful blizzard impacted the region, especially along the coast, with high winds and heavy snow.
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Information from seller:
1955 Jeep CJ5 second owner all original runs excellent. Has been garage kept its whole life(I knew the original owner he was an old school mechanic) many new mechanical items installed when I purchased it. This is a true survivor a little rust in the normal spots. I have the complete plow setup with plow. $11900, OBO Cash call [hidden information]
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