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Listed as a 1950, the serial number plate puts this as a 1952.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/552855470013159
“Project vehicle, does not run $1500 OBO Had it as a project but don’t have to time or money to work on it No title only bill of sale Unsure of exact age, previous owners say it is a 1950”
This might have an APU hood, but hard to tell for sure. Only the one pic provided.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1188774441743636
“V8 motor.brand new tires never driven on. New flare fins over tires.brakes all done..seat cushions to put on runs good..paddle tires also”
Listed as a 1960, this has the fenders and grille of a 1952 or early 1953. It also appears to have a USMC rear bumper. There appears to be parts value here at the very least.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/821717025710782
“~1960’s Military Jeep. M38A1. Good drive train. 6 cylinder engine – probably froze. No time- too many projects. No title- Bill of sale only. Selling for my friend. Boy if I had the know how to restore this bad boy I’d be all over it! $1100 obo”
Seller has listed this as a CJ36. This has a replacement body kit.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/708174490145000/
“Dana 44s in the back Dana Dana 27 in the front. Buick. Dauntless engine less than 20,000 miles. V-6 CJ36”
While this looks solid, it does not have the correct fenders or hinged grille that a 1952 ought to have.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/572179097794460/
“nice original shape runs and drives well”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $25,450.
(05/21/2021) It looks like lots of time and money was put into this.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/686962996046860
“Custom built 48 willys, dana 40 and 60 running gear with a fuel injected 4.3 chevy v6 and a turbo 400 trans with the jeep OG transfer case. Has OG jeep winch. has 4 blue tooth speakes for music. All lit up ready for trails. Has 5 point harnesses as well. And comes with blue ox tow bar”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Has a Koenig hardtop. Unclear how much value is here.
“Does not run, driveline went out several years ago and has been parked since then. Clean title. If this listing is up it is still available, I will remove it when sold.”
Mike shared this rare right-hand-drive wagon. Maybe it is an ex-USPS wagon?
https://willysforsale.com/ads/1958-willys-wagon-rhd/
“1958 Willys Wagon, Rare right hand drive. 6-226 runs. Have rear driver’s side repair panel.”
This is the first I’ve seen of these Kaiser Willys Sales Promotor bulletins, though it is unclear how many bulletins are provided. The ebay ad includes pics of the cover, a foreword, and issues number 1 and number 3. I’ve added additional ones found on the web at the bottom. I don’t think there is a whole lot of jeep info (seems more car oriented), but still interesting.
Apparently, these KW Sales promoters is a carry over from Kaiser Frazier, which also had a similar program. A CD of the KF promoters can be found here: http://circlekf.com/KFNut/forsale/sp.html
View all the information on eBay
“Kaiser Willys Sales Promoter Bulletins. From a closed down dealer, here is a book of sales bulletins for Willys and Kaiser Sales people.”
Other Sales promoters (examples 1, 2, 3, 4, and 8) found on the web here: https://www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au/brochures_1954_kaiser
Tom spotted this low-mileage CJ-5 located pretty close to Roger Martin. Does the transmission tunnel look customized on this?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/661059762193803
“1969 Jeep CJ5 with 8000 original miles. Was used as farm implement. No issues. I do have the title”
This runs and drives. It should go quickly.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/7562799364.html
“Running driving 1950 have it licensed it’s a fun driver $3600 It does have steel top good windows and doors”
It may not win a beauty contest (neither can I), but this wagon, dubbed the Chukar Chaser, is purpose built: Hunting Chukars.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1156725718376458
“Runs like a rabbit and has great bones. New brake system, clutch system,drive train and bearings. $2500 worth its ready to roll. I drive daily.Everything works, all lights, amp,Oil pressure and water temperature gauges. Has great pressure and runs cool. Has a 1964 AMC 196 Six Cylinder. When installed they put in a Great Heater. Has fold down bumber to carry trail bike or 4 guys hanging on to grab bar on roof. Front bumber set up for easy towing also. Has new tires. Is a great hunting rig but new bride hates it. So would consider a trade for a enclosed quad with heat.”