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UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/20/2022) Listed as a 1945, based on the serial number this is a 1956 DJ-3A that has been converted to 4WD.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/660170175905753/
“1945 Willys Jeep clean title Buick v6 engine, 4 wheel drive, with differential lock 3 speed gearbox Registration stickers until August 2023 The engine has a strong muscle and a wonderful roar. New battery. New oil change”
Andy spotted this project. Might be a good one for the right person.
https://frederick.craigslist.org/pts/d/frederick-53-willys-station-wagon/7569522923.html
“’53 Willys station wagon body tub and parts for sale. Original Willy’s frame rotted out. But the body tub still has a lot of metal left. Would be really cool on a modern chassis. Doors, tailgate, window frame, interior parts all needs to go – $1000 or OBO.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500.
(11/28/2023) It’s a CJ-3B frame, 2A body project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1328635957790830
“1946 CJ2A project. CJ3B Frame is in amazing shape, CJ2A body has plenty of rough spots, but still pretty solid. Brand new floor pan from Kaiser Willy’s ($1,200), new bulkhead, new passenger seat storage box, 10 gallon fuel cell and new fuel lines. It as 110 psi per cylinder, new gaskets, new carb, freshly adjusted valves, 12v alternator kit, 12v electronic distributor, brand new radiator and complete new exhaust. I have spare axles, spare transmission and transfer case with the emergency brake, tailgate, brakes, and other original parts like 6v distributor, and Carter WO carburetor. This would make an amazing project for someone with more patients and experience than me. At this point I just miss my old YJ. If you want to know any more information let me know. The 12v battery is not included. $2,750”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/09/2022) Listed as a 1941, it appears later than that.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1132171750828763
“1941 Willys Jeep – original 4 cylinder flat head engine – 4×4 manual transmission – newer tires – runs well but now needs battery and ignition – 3 owners (current owner of 25 years) – serious inquires/offers please and if post is up, it’s available – I’m selling this for my grandpa and will refer you to a number to call I don’t have any additional information and will not have many answers to questions in messenger…absolutely no trades!”
UPDATE II: There’s no date on this rare 6×6 Super Jeep postcard that I just picked up from eBay. I imagine this was published around 1942 or 43. It looks like the postcard was based on this press photo at the bottom of this post.
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Originally poste on February 13, 2014:
Craig spotted this rare photo. It shows a Ford GP 6×6, which also appears to be called a Ford GP T14 37mm. I’m not clear on how many were made, but this one (or something very similar) can be seen here: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_465000-Ford-GP-T14-37mm-GMC-1941.html
Starting bid is $10. I’ve not listed another one of these, so I suspect they aren’t too common.
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“This is a vintage Wooden Nickel.
It’s from the Toledo Coin Club, Ohio.
1935-1960 Silver Anniversary
On the back is an advertisement for ‘Willys Motors, Inc’
Shows a topless Jeep in the center with ‘Beware of Imitations’ and ‘JEEP Universal’
It’s a real wood ‘coin’ .
It shows some color variation, either due to light staining or just the natural variations in the wood. (see photos)”
There are two photos of this FC from a 1959 show in Australia. Both are 8×10 photos.
This (probably) rare matchbook comes from Porto Elegre in southern Brazil. It’s priced at $39, but seller is willing to consider offers.
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“Jeep Willys rare antique matchbook advertising vintage USA
Brazilian
Good condition
Very rare and collectible
Good condition
Shipping with tracking number and protected package”
This is the first time I’ve run across this post card. The CJ-5 appears to have a bed extender on it. Bluff Mountain is in Northern North Carolina.
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“Unposted and in very good vintage condition. See zoom photos for detail. Back scanned white-actual color is vintage off-white. ”
This looks well maintained.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1576609899407806
“Excellent condition historic Willy’s. 4 cylinder, 4×4. Runs great. Truck bed included but not installed. Mileage in post not correct. I’m selling for a friend, Please contact for more info.”
