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This appears to have an overdrive, along with the Koenig hardtop (and some mods).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1367477173786589
“1951 Willy jeep $2500 obo NO TRADES Does not turn on Has a 350 small block Great project ”
UPDATE: Now on Facebook. Was on eBay.
(08/01/2022) Bill forwarded this project Austin champ.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5442688349193746
“British military vehicle Austin Champ, 1958, 4 x 4 jeep, 4-cylinder Rolls Royce engine with additional engine, 5-speed transmission, right hand drive, 24V system, fold out windshield, located in California, price does not include shipping”
My guess is that this is a 2A, though it is listed as a 1944. It looks like the front bumper and gussets have been removed. It looks to have an early 2A grille.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1346314002864796
“A good project car with a solid frame and engine, needs some maintenance and cosmetic work, asking 2000 obo”
Rolling chassis.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/456487049616662
“Has chevy suspension swapped into it at one time it had a SBC in it and was raced no motor as Is 1500obo”
Both are projects.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/557309569478809
“For sale both jeeps together. 1948 has original motor two-wheel drive. 1950 has straight 6 motor with 4-wheel drive. Great project trucks! have purchased some parts. Have titles for both.”
Unclear how much value is here. Still plenty of work left on this project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/679121023654279
“True barn find 1949 Jeep Jeepster, all of the hard work has been done. Paint is done and engine is rebuilt and all there. Just need to be put back together. Asking $4500.00. Clean pink in hand.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5265.
(12/04/2022) Does the f-head run?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/462052196001921
“Lots of new parts. New: gas tank, fuel lines, sending unit,fuel pump, carb. Brake shoes,lines, t fittings master cylinder. Muffler, Exhaust. Motor mounts. Rear springs, shocks,spring bushings. Front seals,u joints. All original parts removed we’re saved. Oil bath intake”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6500.
(11/18/2022) The price may be a placeholder given this doesn’t run.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1330813397667614
“Just got a new title for it runs great Have the windshield but it has no glass Not highway worthy so bring trailer New key New rad hose New fuel pump Shoot me an offer”
Mike shared this photo of a jeep turned present with Santa. It’s not one I can remember seeing. I hope you all have. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
UPDATE II: **Status Unknown** Was priced at $9450.
“1949 Cj3a fire truck one of a kind built by factory for fire protection then used by ambulance service runs and drives some work done”
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This Willys Overland Christmas song was performed by Ms. Ellie Stewart and sponsored by https://www.thejeepsterman.com/. According to the information, The Epic Willys Adventure folks & Jeep Hunters Productions were also involved.
UPDATE: Merry Christmas everyone. Here’s photo Christmas throwback to a post originally published March 20, 2011.
Originally found via Photography News website and courtesy of the Australian War Memorial come these four photographs that capture Santas, Christmas, the Holidays and Jeeps.
1. This photo is from Japan (original link to source no longer works)
ITSUKUSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-12-20. DURING THE CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES ORGANISED BY 116TH AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTION DEPOT, BCOF, AT MIYAJIMA SCHOOL SANTA CLAUS ARRIVES BY JEEP. ON THE FRONT OF THE JEEP, INSCRIBED IN JAPANESE, ARE THE WORDS “MERRY CHRISTMAS”. LEFT TO RIGHT: VX150376 DRIVER A. R. DAVIS, EUROA, VIC (1); SX34345 PRIVATE M. P. BURGESS, NORWOOD, SA (2); NX196391 PRIVATE C. R. ANSELL, WILLOUGHBY, NSW (3).
2. Here is a photo from New Guinea (original link to source no longer works).
Ramu Valley, New Guinea. 1943-12-25. NX103434 Captain F. D. Smith, dressed as Father Christmas, arriving at one of the wards of the main dressing station, 2/6th Australian Field Ambulance, in a jungle cart (Thompson Stretcher), drawn by a jeep, to distribute Christmas presents to the patients. Identified personnel are: SX28258 Private E. J. Cummings (2); TX5952 Private R. G. Viney (6), and Corporal R. Roessler (7).
3. This image is from Korea: (original link to source no longer works)
Santa Claus arrives at the Christmas party given by the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), to two hundred Korean children from villages near the Gallipoli camp. Santa found some straggling guests on the way to the party and gave them a lift in his sleigh, the fire chief’s bright red jeep. An unidentified soldier is sitting in the back of the jeep with the children.
4. Here is another image from Korea: (original link to source no longer works)
Unidentified members of either the 2nd or 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR or 3RAR), gather at a jeep which has carried Santa Claus to their camp in Korea. The jeep has been decorated with branches of Christmas (pine) tree and has two large loudspeakers attached to the front.
