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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
This is a good price on two rims.
“Two Hurricane Wheels $75 OBO
15″ wheel on 5×5.5 lug pattern
On 31″x10.50 Bias Ply Tires”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/pts/3934025950.html
No pics provided.
“Some Jeeps & Many PARTS, Call ED @ 4026895105 ,Thanks”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1500.
“I can only tell you what I know about this and it isnt much ! Original trans/transfer 3 speed with a C-4 is what the mechanic said. It had a Ford 289 engine in it but had been removed so no engine now. Bodywork started and it realy looks good. 33×12.50/15 inch tires with aluminum slotted mag wheels. some extra parts. Thats about it. Comes with title and bill of sale also. Leave a phone number to reach you in your response. Thanks will accept cash offer”
UPDATE: Still Available
“Jeep Forward Control. Parts or restore. Drivetrain complete, 6 cyl. 3-speed. Motor turns. Good frame, transmission & trans axle. Missing doors & 1 seat. Call 860-684-0667”
http://newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/3864733644.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $4900. **SOLD**
(11/09/11) “1947 Willys Jeep runs good… $4,900 or best offer”
Tony shared these great photos.
“I thought I would share with you a Jeep which my Father built during WW 2 as head of the motor pool in Germany.
This was used to pull engines from everything from trucks to the Tanks with special Cadillac engines… My Dad Steve Giordano is not the one pictured here … If anyone has seen this or knows of its location of course would like to purchase it where ever it is!”
This ad was forwarded by Marc. The jeep appears loosely based on the prototypes.
“A wonderful original half-page magazine ad from 1942 for
Continental Red Seal Engines – Muskegon – Michigan
The Grasshopper and the Jeep
Ad is about 5 x 11 inches”
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Marc spotted this rare ad.
“Print advertisement from a 1951 publication.
Size: 4 3/4 x 10 inches (approx)”
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Here’s a great photo.
“Hi, and welcome! Thanks for stopping by. You are looking at a 5×7 photograph printed on FujiFilm Crystal Archive emulsion paper depicting a column of Jeeps and trucks from the 10th Armored Division pushing through Portz, Germany on February 21, 1945.”
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Another nice photo.
“Hi, and welcome! Thanks for stopping by. You are looking at an 8×10 non-original photograph printed on FujiFilm Crystal Archive emulsion paper depicting a Jeep and Half Track patrol from the 10th Armored Division’s 90th Cav Recon Squadron and the 54th Armored Infantry Battalion. The photo was taken in Saarburg, Germany on February 22, 1945. A German Pak-75 anti-tank gun can be seen abandoned in the foreground.”
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