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This Oceanside, California, CJ-5 pulled a tram that transported fishing enthusiasts onto the wharf. My guess would be that is was owned by San Diego County.
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“Rare original postcard.”
This photo was posted back in 2011 by Bill Grist. I can’t tell if the rear portion is a connected via pivot point (aka trailer) or if it is one solid six-wheeler. It’s a unique setup for sure.
Caption: Marsalies,,France 1945 With 1928a1 Thompson SMG… Credit: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/docs-paper-items-photos-propaganda/share-your-allied-photos-59054-4/?fbclid=IwAR08CFMQy_8C67tXtceD881Xbzmy7Q8Ba-MvRUECsBWn-BBNBU7S-cNLpG0
This jacket was spotted in a Yakima (WA) store by a PNW4WDA member (I just missed out on purchasing it). The club was from my home town of Renton.
There was a family a couple blocks from us that belonged to this club (something I remember as they had a cute girl my age … we both went to the same elementary school). I don’t recall this ever being a very big club, so this is a pretty rare find.
This one is in great shape.
https://classiccars.com/listings/view/597044/1957-jeep-fc-150-for-sale-in-mars-pennsylvania-16046
“1957 Jeep Willys FC-150
Frame off full restoration and the finest example of this kind of 3/4 ton truck in the world. Museum quality. drives and runs better than 1957. great eye catcher for an advertising vehicle. Numbers matching everything engine, trans, frame, etc.
No trades please!”
This has an extensive list of mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/746963376886731
“1947 Jeep Willy’s. Fully restored. Factory flathead 4 cylinder with 3 speed tranny. 4.88 gears with a locker in the rear. Truck will go through anything. It’s got a 3 inch lift with 32×11.50×15. Painted a few years back. Truck is in great shape for how old it is. Full description in pictures.”
With 15 hours to go, the current price on this modified FC-150 is $39,000.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1957-willys-fc-150-2/
“This 1957 Willys Jeep FC-150 was refurbished under previous ownership in 2016 and acquired by the selling dealer in February 2023. Work during the refurbishment involved installing a GM Vortec 4.3-liter V6, a TH400 three-speed automatic transmission, a Dana Spicer dual-range transfer case, Dana 44 axles, a locking rear differential, and a hydraulic cab tilt mechanism. A front disc brake conversion was completed, the truck was repainted in the current shade of metallic silver with orange flame motifs, and the interior was overhauled with replacement upholstery. Additional equipment includes U.S. Wheel 15″ steel wheels, manually locking front hubs, B&M shifters, and an Edelbrock intake manifold and carburetor. This FC-150 is now offered with refurbishment records and a clean Oregon title.”
One runs and drives. The other is a project or parts. The running one has a replacement body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/932676834585701
“Willys CJ3B, have 2 selling together buyer can unload one if they wish. Black one is a 57 clean Ohio title, solid shape not perfect, 12 volt system aftermarket card (have original). Lift springs and off-road tires like new. Runs and stops drove it around last year. Has back seat and full soft top in good shape. Unfinished one has no title mechanically pretty sound. Moves and stops. Previous owner put a 1.6 Diesel and tracker 5 speed and t-case in it. Solid body and some new panels most of the parts to finish except seats. Has new tires, axles are SOA right now with a rack and pinion steering system works but buyer can decide they want to change. Have other parts and spare set of axles and stock leaf springs. No trades and again not looking to separate at this time.”
This likely has a replacement body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/595706599107192
“Classic up for sale runs and drives needs little work here and there. Come take a look.”
The gas tank and part of the driver’s side are missing.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/600784068621561
“M38 1952 no title Willy’s jeep $7500 No gas tank, using boat gas tank but it will run like that (Antenna with based not included)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This might be worth a look.
“1948 willys jeepster, convertible , 4 cylinder, 3 speed manual with over drive, good body floors and frame, garage kept, last owner purchased in 1966, not run in a couple years, has new front brakes, brakes need gone over before driving, engine turns over, (not running), has convertible top, frame work good, top canvas has hole, includes side curtains, engine was replaced at some point to a 1950/1951 ohv, engine rebuild done about 1,000 miles ago this would be a great ride with out alot of work. thank you for looking!! good pennsylvania title! titled as an antique !!”
