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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 .
Grandma’s house is full of hungry teenagers, including some of mine. Duty calls and tummies need satiation; so, I must forgo updates tonight.
UPDATE: Still Available
(06/22/2011) This looks solid, though the engine doesn’t run.
“This is a 1946 Willys Jeep with a rust free frame and decent body to restore or use for fun. 4 cylynder flathead motor does not run. Has BF Goodrich tires All Terain with 99.9 % tread left. Will consider trades ? $1500 Call Mike at 614-783-five five nine seven”
http://stgeorge.craigslist.org/cto/2465683504.html
I’ve heard that some people use Grey Hound Buses to ship parts, but Josh is the first to provide first hand experience. Here’s what he had to say.
“As a tip and likely often overlooked when trying to ship something, Grey Hound offers an excellent shipping service (cheaper and faster than USPS in every experience I’ve had) I recently had a full gpw windshield assembly with gun rack in a crate, a set of mb top bows, a skid plate, an air cleaner and a small pile of other parts all shipped in the same load by greyhound for less than $140. They are the way to go when it comes to these bulky parts. Also for a $2 fee they take C.O.D for shipping expense so no need for the seller to get back to you just pay for the part they drop it off packaged up at gray hound and you wait a couple of days for a phone call to come pick up your stuff! (sometimes they even help load 🙂 )”
Kim asked me to share an upcoming event.
Old FT. MacArthur Days July 9th and 10th at the FT. MacArthur museum in San Pedro California.
This is a “Historical Time Line Event” with re-enactment groups from Romans to modern day and everything in between. This is a great event to bring the kids too they will learn more correct world history in one afternoon than any school could teach. S 1 Patrol and the S.A.S. jeep will be their as well as many other vehicles including either the Sherman or Stewart tank. There is a $10.00 donation for adults and I believe kids under 12 are free. The money every bit of it goes to benefit the museum and keep up the park it is built on. The museum gets NO financial aid from our government. There are food and drink for sale as well as a good size vendor area if you are searching for something of the historical nature. S 1 Patrol will be on the right hand side as you come through the gate come by and say Hello Mate.
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $8000
This looks good.
“I have a fully restored 1946 willys jeep for sale”
UPDATE: Was $3500. **SOLD**
It runs and drives.
“It runs just needs some cleaning up and minor work done.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
Lots of rust on this rig. This looks like it might have tool indents.
“Rough condition, no seats, non running engine. Restoration or parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Needs engine.
“German Military, independent suspension all around, 3 cyclinder 2 stroke engine, solid, straight, rust free (must be the good German steel). Kids got to the glass, needs engine or re-power. Fits in full size pickup bed. Could be a lot of fun. First $1,500 takes it. Possible Delivery.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Running when parked.
“1961 JEEP FC-170 4X4 ENGINE IS A HURRICANE 6 (6CYLANDER) STANDARD TRANSMISSION WAS RUNIING WHEN PARKED NEEDS RESTORED SUCH AS WINDSHIELD AND SEATS APOSTERED. HAS RUST MOSTLY IN BED.”
This looks like it was an old fire jeep of some sort.
“An old classic! For those who love them!!
This Jeep has history!!
Call for details 330.794.0743 Bob
20,000 orignal miles; comes with extra parts!!
it is in restorable condition!!!
Flatehead6 4×4 drive”
http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/cto/2461996171.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Looks good.
“Listing for my wifes grandfather. He restored over the last 2 years. has new tires. engine and transmission ran good so they were not rebuilt. If you have questions I can get you his number and you can talk to him directly.”
UPDATE: **sold** Was $3900.
This has some unusual patches on the back of the body. I assume they are hiding damage or other holes.
“This vehicle has been mechanically rebuilt.( Engine – Transfercase – Brakes – Electrical.) The electrical system is 12 volt. Has oversize knobby tires and an 8,000 # Ramsey PTO winch with approx 75 foot of cable. Hardware for doors and top are included in addition to a towbar. Last state registration expired in 2009, can be driven on or off road. Excellant candidate for beach, farm or hunting lease. Engine is the original L-134 flat head 4 cylinder. 3 speed T190 transmission. Hi and low range transfercase.”
