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Gerald spotted this M-38A1-turned-flower-planter near the Crafted Warehouse at the Port of Los Angeles. There appear to be salvageable parts left.
This photo is for sale on eBay.
“You are bidding on an original 7 x 9 Press Photo of Jeep Plows Through Spring Thaw Amchitka Island Base Aleutian. Photo is dated.”
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Here’s another brochure from the industrial equipment book.
“Up For Bid Is A Super Nice 1950s Monroe Fire Lane Plow & Pumper Unit Sales Brochure for Willys Jeep Vehicles . This Brochure Came From A Large Collection Of Super Nice Vintage Brochures. These Are Getting Harder To Find For Jeep,Meyers Ect. Please Check Out My Other Auctions For Hard To Find Brochures. This Brochure Is Super Nice With No Rips Or Wrinkles But Does Have Holes Punched And Very Very Handling Dirt (SEE PICS). Theses Brochures Were Only Available To Dealers Only.”
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Lycoming developed a generator/starter for planes that fit in the back of a jeep. I am guessing that this ad is probably from an aviation magazine, because I found an article about the Lycoming generator in the 1952 Aviation Weekly. Unfortunately, I could only view a snippet of it in Google. There is also a discussion of it at the CJ-3B Page.
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This is a slightly different Go-For-Digger Brochure than I’ve seen. Here the two others I’ve seen: a blue version and a green version.
“A 4 page 3 hole punched Go For Digger Trenching Machine Brochure. Catalog number 8162. In fine condition. With photos, specifications and more. Circa 1960’s”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
I’d like to know how you open the back gate on this? Looks like a fun rig.
“Rare 1953 Willys, 350 motor, 4 speed muncie transmission, double hump heads! Excellent Condition!”
I’ve never heard of this M-274 replacement. Looks like an interesting project.
“6×6 Economite Amphibious Prototype
US-ARMY
Built 1962
Serial #1
All Aluminum hull, amphibious all terrain vehicle.
Tested by
U. S. Army Transportation Board
&
U. S. Army Tank-Automotive Command
during 1962-63
as mentioned several times in report
Designed to replace the M274 Mule
Will carry 800 lbs at 25mph over land and 4 mph in the water.
Don’t have time due to new business venture”
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UPDATE: Was $20,000 **SOLD**
“1943 Ford GPW restoration so complete as to be new. Sandblasted frame, BRAND NEW TUB and FENDERS, complete engine rebuild (original Ford GPW 134L), new radiator, new carb, new aircleaner, new Solex voltage regulator, new hoses, belts and wire harness, remanufactured differentials front and rear, new transmission and transfer case, new clutch, new master cylinder, new top bow and canvas seats, new tires. There’s too much new to list — you gotta see this Jeep! Vehicle is located off premise; please call to make arrangements for a test drive.
Year: 1943
Manufacturer: Ford
Model:Ford GPW
New/Used:New
Primary Color: OD Green
Trim Color: Black
Condition: Excellent
Title: Clean”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
German made Pinto 2000 CC engine? Looks more like a Ford Pinto 2000 CC engine to me. How about that updated side step, too?
“Willys Jeep- original non restored condition except has been converted to Pinto power- 2000cc German made engine. Runs and drives, but needs work. Needs lights, windshield, bell crank, brakes sticky,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
It looks like the firewall has been fiberglassed? Or, maybe that’s just paint?
“I am selling this Jeep for my father who is a Vietnam Vet. He purchased locally a couple of years ago and has done alot of restoration. The Jeep runs fine and has the following features:
Cloth Top
New Brakes & lines
New Axle & rear end
Rebuilt Transmission
New Coil
Rebuilt Alternator & Starter
Solid State Distributor
New Military Tires
Roll Bar
Newer Instruments
also an extra Jasper rebuilt motor block
Jeep must be picked up in person in Harrisburg IL area. Payment to be mailed in or made in person within 5 days of auction end. If you need to make arrangements for a later pick up date, then a non-refundable deposit of $500 will be mailed to hold the Jeep. Thanks and GOOD LUCK.”
