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Charles shared these photos showing the liberation of Holland by our Canadian Brethren. Looks like they may have originated at the Nederlands Fotomuseum. Here’s a link to that website.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This is a great price on a 1952 or early 1953 M-38A1.
“M38A-1 model, jeep runs and has canvas seats, canvas military top, antenna, military blackout lights w/headlight switch, push button start, 24v system. Have a second jeep sold as parts jeep if interested..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8750
“1954 Willys Jeep CJ-3B – Complete ground up restoration in 1996. Engine rebuilt at that time, including hardened valve seats for unleaded fuel. Still has the original oil bath air cleaner. Upgraded to 11″ drums all around. Has 2-1/2″ springs on it with 31X 10.5 tires 75+% tread. Full size spare. All stock running gear, 5-38 gearing with lock-right locker in the rear. Has custom fully welded Bumpers front and rear both with 2″ receivers. Rear bumper includes spare tire mount. Also added power steering. Locker, bumpers and power steering work was done around 1998. Jeep was used regularly (every – other weekend or so) from 1996 through 2000. Since 2000 it has been started and driven very little. I replaced the fuel tank and installed a new optima red top battery within the last year. It does need a good tune-up, but everything is working. This is a very clean rust free jeep. We are coming up on 20 years that this Jeep has been in our family and it has always been garaged. “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
Glenn spotted this good looking truck.
“Restored 1962 Willys 1 t truck. Original motor has been replaced with 3.8L- V6 Buick engine, all other drive train components are original equipment. Interior has complete re-upholstery. This is a solid body off restoration, 1500 miles since restoration, purchased 1.5 years ago and have no time to appreciate it. Has been updated with power steering and seat belts and is able to be stickered if needed. This is a nice truck for someone who has the time to appreciate and use it.
All reasonable offers considered.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
Looks good. Dash isn’t quite complete.
“1954 m38a1 jeep for sale many new parts,tires brakes wheel cylinders,master cylinder,rebuilt carb,elec fuel pump eletronic ignition, new gauges all new wiring,12 volt new starter,alternator, new weather stripping new seats 2new tires 2like new tires, jerry can and spare rust repaired painted usmc green, runs and drives fine. 8000.00 or best offer”
Updates windshield. Can’t tell much more from this pic.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Original Motor and drive train Runs good. $6000 or OBO”
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/atq/4567151691.html
Truck looks solid. You’ll need to ship from Puerto Rico, unless you are already there.
“Classic 1957 Kaiser Willys Jeep Truck. ,6 cyl, 3.7L flat head engine in good condition, has some rust but is a very solid truck, 4×4 eng and trans in good shape. The Truck is located in puerto rico and buyer is responsible to pay for shipping. It has new brake system. “
http://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/4567068375.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
Runs and drives. Tub has been patched.
“Im selling my 47 willys jeep. Its runs and drives just don’t have place to store it like to see go to a good home. mechanicaly everything works fine. Engine is buick 225 v6 fresh rebuild in 2002 from top to bottom. All brakes have been replaced. Brand new period correct wiring harness from painless was replaced. All mechanical seals and fluids were replaced. Has power steering installed makes it a lot easier steering but do have all original steering column and parts. I have gone many places in this jeep it is a lot of fun to drive. Im asking 3500 obo no reasonable offer refused.”
UPDATE II: **SOLD** Was $2000.
UPDATE: Craig pointed out that it’s possible the MB frame on this the correct frame. Ford used the same frame supplier, Midland Steel, before they contracted with Murray Steel for the GPW frames. (http://olive-drab.com/od_mvg_www_jeeps_mbgpw.php)
“For sale is a World War II, 1942 Script Ford Jeep, GPW, restoration project. Early 1942 Ford “Script Ford”. Might trade for 1965 to 1968 Mustang Fastback or Convertible in similar condition.
Body is Ford, Chassis is Willys. Titled on the dash VIN plate as Ford, GPW. Clear Ok. title.
Flathead engine is not correct, possibly late 40`s but I do have a Willys MB Block, WW2, (was running engine) that goes with the Jeep. Distributor boss is chipped on the block that is in the Jeep now, also some welding on the side of the block. Kaiser Supersonic head. ( adds 5 horsepower to engine ),I would use parts off the block that`s in it and put the MB engine in the Jeep. see picture. Correct Ford Transmission and Transfer Case. 1 seat is “F” , the other seat is WW2 Willys.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $4800. **Status Unknown**
There is some work still needing to be done, but lots already completed.
“this is a 1957 willys pick-up,,project. that needs to be finished.cab has been all done with new floors, rockers, cab corners, etc,1300 send on body work. 1000 spend on misc work.need s someone to finish. make into streetrod , ratrod or whatever..asking 4800 or BRO. money talks, want it gone.may do some trading for something that needs NO work. car,truck, motorcycle, antique auto.or 4-wheeler.”
