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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6900.
Still 24 volts.
“1954 Willys Military jeep M38A1 1/4 Ton 4×4
Original 4 cylinder engine with 24 volts system, 3 speed manual transmission
Runs and drive great, has mounted tow bar, original instrument panel with tactical lights.
Clear title and current CA non-op registration.”
Has a variety of mods.
“1946 WWII Jeep. Model CJ2A. 383ci Mopar V8. Runs drives and stops great. Replica 50 Cal machine gun. Dual fuel tanks. Very capable off-road machine.
4wd. 3 speed. All accessories are included.
Okay to contact for film or commercial use
Willing to trade for other classics.”
http://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/4384747270.html
No pics provided.
“Willys cj flat fender bought this ten years ago to customize. Not enough original parts to restore. It was basket case and still is. Some more parts came up missing when I was not looking. I have extra axles and trans t90 and others. I have many chevy adapters. I have sbc 400 and 350 and 4.3 V6 need to get it out of exs property so no trads for other projects have title in my name
I can load it all up and take to Anderson’s for $500 so you got to do better than that.”
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/pts/4384914078.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,500
(10/06/2014) This GPW is early enough to have the MB frame.
“for sale ww2 jeep ultra rare it is a willys/ ford jeep it is a ford jeep with a willys frame that was originally made that way. stop! if you dont know what im talking about or you think you know and want to call this a jeep salad dont bother responding! for the rest look at the jeep volume books and it mentions this type of jeep as among the rarest it is a ford script with a willys frame originally willys gave ford approximately 8000 frames so that ford could get started the serial number was stamped on the frame by ford the serial number is 7474 and is also on data plate which is brass along with windshield tie downs solid brasss again this is an early jeep not one of the common ww2 jeeps out there. this jeep has the engine restored. has mount and pedestal and great authentic lookin50 cal machine gun m2 ( repro). its a must see. runs great. the jeep is not a museum piece but looks like a jeep should call or text questions. “
<– Day 1 – March 20th: Dinner and Salt | OVERVIEW | Day 3 – Mar. 22nd: Old Bones and Old Jeeps –>
The Easter-o-saurus greeted us at Vernal, Utah.
After our long drive on Thursday, we intentionally had an easy day drive of a few hours, a quick trip from Salt Lake City to Vernal, Utah.
Day 2 of our trip.
We started off the day with some bagels at the Einsteins on 13th East with Karson. After we were done eating, we posed for a photo together, which further demonstrates that either he is growing or I am shrinking. Must be the water in Salt Lake or something . . .
It kind of looks like the guy on the horse in the photo is measure just how tall Karson is!
We were just about to leave Salt Lake when Ann and I spotted Caputos, a well known deli that now has a small store next to Einsteins. They know their stuff at Caputos and know a couple suckers when they see them. We walked out a little poorer, but with some really good goat cheese and some locally made chocolate.
On March 22, 1948, The Federal Trade Commission ordered Willys-Overland Motors, Inc. to stop advertising that it had created or designed the “jeep.” Said FTC: although Willys-Overland “made an outstanding contribution in its powerful engine as well as in other features of the vehicle,” the credit belonged jointly to four companies—Willys-Overland, American Bantam Car Co., Ford Motor Co., Spicer Manufacturing Co. (now Dana Corp.)—and the Army.
Read more: Facts & Figures, Mar. 22, 1948 – TIME http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,804527,00.html#ixzz2s81qUrOv
Marc forwarded this ad. I guess the message is that everyone will look good working on a jeep if they wear Stevens Twist Twill clothes?
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“This is an old black & white photograph of a Jeep station wagon advertising American Relief for Poland. The car has a message board on the roof which reads: “Poland Needs Your Help Help the Children of Poland Tag Day Sept. 13th and 14th”. The car also says: “6000 Dubois MAdison 1644”. The latter is an old-style telephone number (this style was phased out in the 1950’s), and the former is likely an address. American Relief for Poland was formed in 1929 and was active at least through the 1950’s. The Jeep station wagon was introduced in 1946. I can’t see much of the clothing of the people in the background, but what I can see seems to look more like 1940’s or 1950’s clothes than later. A “tag day” is a day on which contributions for a charitable cause are solicited; the donors are given a tag in return. The photo is in good condition apart from some curl to it. It measures almost 7 inches long by 5 inches tall. I got this near Cleveland, Ohio, and I don’t have any other information about it; there is no identification on the back.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $200.
Looks pretty original to me, but I haven’t seen many of these.
“Pedal Car; Hamilton, Princess Jeep, Canopy used needs restored”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300
This is neat.
“Completely handmade out of wood. Seats 1.”
