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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Lots of crawler updates.
“This is a completely custom flatty its got 60s front and rear. 488 gears locked rear. Ford 351 Windsor t18 trans 205 tcase. Linked rear. Name is Craig text for info.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $300.
If you are looking for a solid cage, this price is cheaper than making one.
“This was taken out of a 1947 Jeep Willy that was a rock crawler project. That project never happened, so I’m selling the custom roll cage that was made for it. I believe it will fit many other Jeeps and years and can be easily modified for a Samurai or something similar. It is made from 2″ tubular metal pipe and is structurally in great shape. Could use a good cleaning and paint though. Here are some measurements that may help you determine if it is what you want.
Front to Back of cage measured from the base – 71″
Side to Side measured from front part of base – 50″
Side to Side measured from rear part of base – 54″
Height measured from middle of roll cage – 47″
Windshield opening Width – 21.5″
Windshield opening Height – 44.5″
Cab opening Width – 3′
Cab opening Height – 39″
Side plates on the back base Width – 10″
Side plates on the back base Length – 33”
This might be worth a look.
“I have a 1953 willys M38A1 up for sale for $5000. It has a freshly rebuild motor and is mostly stock. It does need a little tlc, it drives now but will need a little work before it is road ready. ”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/4303305940.html
No pics. I don’t know which model the tops fit.
“I have two old metal tops from Willy’s Jeeps that I had a few years back. If you have a Jeep they will fit on, let me know and maybe we can work out a deal. two56.SEVENfour NINE.6338”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $1000.
There’s some value here. Needs a variety of parts though.
“WILLY’S M38A1..1953 ..NO ENGINE,TRANS OR TRANSFER CASE. I HAVE IDAHO TITLE IN MY NAME..MOSTLY COMPLETE.DASH NOT CUT UP..ORIGINAL WINDSHIELD WITH ELECTRIC WIPERS. ORIGINAL RIMS WITH SPARE AND 5 GALLON CAN MOUNTED. HAS 3 SEAT FRAMES ONLY WIYETH GOOD GAS TANK AND CAP.HAS BUMPERETTES AND A PINTLE HOOK IN REAR..FRONT BUMPER IS STRAIGHT AND GRILL IS GOOD.HAVE X MEMBER FOR TRANS AND HEADLIGHT BUCKETS ALSO 5;38 GEARS WITH A 44 REAR AND A 25 FRONT.HAS BEEN SAND BLASTED LAST YEAR AND PARKED INSIDE..RESTORE OR A GOOD START FOR A ROCK CRAWLER…1000.00”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6200
(08/31/2013) It looks in good shape.
“For Sale an original All steel body classic 1965 4 wheel drive Willy’s wagon .
Includes all items seen in pictures posted Plus A few Extras.(hi lift jack, jerry cans, side view mirrors, )
Front and back fold down Original seats , new tires and shocks.
Solid T90 transmission.
Drives well , no gears slipping or hard starts.
This jeep has a very unique look and is very complete , no missing bumpers or chrome accents.
Has a dependable highly sought after Chevrolet/ (Chevy) straight six .(gas sipper)
Not open to trades.
(909) 827 – 3444
4×4 four by four jeep”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/4303164976.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(05/11/2013) This has one of the oddest bumpers I’ve seen in a while.
“1948 Jeep Willy for sale $2000.00 or best offer have good clean title. needs carburator and brake lines call or tex”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $3500
“1952, Navy Ambulance Jeep, Front Line Vehicle, Unrestored, Runs Good, Two New Batteries, Have title, Rarest Around, approximately 13,000 miles…. call for more details.”
Off Limits was a 1953 movie staring Bob Hope and Mickey Rooney. I’ve never seen the movie, but blogger Robby Cress has seen it and likes it. A couple years ago he authored about a chase scene that involved a military police jeep driven by Mickey Rooney that chased a car driven by Bob Hope. Filmed in several Los Angeles Neighborhoods, Cress tracks down some of the old locations, pinpoints them, and compares them to their 2012 counterparts. The photos include shots of the jeep, which is painted in a Constulabary style with a stripe that drapes widely over the cowl, before flowing down and along the side of the jeep to its rear in one large wide stripe. Here are other derivations of the Constulabary paint style.
Here’s the entire post: http://dearoldhollywood.blogspot.com/2012/07/off-limits-1953-film-locations.html
These are a few of the jeep related photos taken (I assume) from the video:
Looking at the Culver Hotel from Van Buren Place.
Rooney drives down Culver Blvd, passing the Culver Hotel.
Rooney turns onto Cardiff Ave from Culver Boulevard.
Rooney drives down Hughes Ave towards Washington Blvd.
Rooney drives by the Culver Theatre.
I’ve never seen a photo of a GPA used as an ambulance. But, apparently this one was carrying wounded soldiers from the front.
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