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UPDATE: Last listed at $2500. **Status Unknown**
(05/29/2012) I rarely come across these. It’s in good shape, too.
“1960 Jeep Willys truck, with utility body. rebuilt Hurricanse engine, 36,000 original miles. original owner. Frame rebuilt, little rust, new brakes, plow set up and plow available. Last inspected 2010, needs little work. Please email for more details.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(08/25/2011) There’s some potential here. It looks like a panel delivery wagon to me; I wonder what people were calling it (see last sentence below). Bob and Dan both note it looks like a Parkway.
“1959 willys Panel delivery Wagon this is rare, see plenty of wagons but not panel delivery, it’s had a life but plenty left in it, would make a grate restoration project or use as is will probably need the gas tank flushing as its been stud since the distributor broke, it has some rot in the wheel arches and some dings but other than that its quite good, it also has a heavy duty winch that goes with, its sold with a bill of sale $1,500 406 250 7003 because of idiot scammers mention flathead lake in your mail.
Apparently people feel the need to corect me on what this willys is, what you see is what you get when you own it you can call it what ever you like pannel delivery is what it states on the vin plate thanks.”
http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/3408004382.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
This jeep is apart.
“i have a 1946 jeep willys. it is currently taken apart for rebuilding purposes. i do not have a title but it is easily obtained so i will write a bill of sale. i have 2 tubs. One i fixed up and replaced all of the rusted through spots, the other being a donor tub for brackets and such. The frame and axles were sprayed with primer recently. I have new parts to put the chassis together. I have the original t-90 transmission and spicer 18 twin stick transfercase. I do not have the original 4 cylinder engine because i was doing a v8 swap with a 302. i also have the rest of the body (hood, grill, ect.) along with the oringinal 4 tires/rims. Im a busy student and have no time out of my studies to complete this project. It would be a fairly simple rebuild if you have experience in mechanics. All in all this would make a sweet project if you have the mechanical knolwege. i would like to get $1000 out of it but would be open to reasoable offers.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
This sounds good for the price. Pic isn’t very helpful.
“Balanced 327 Engine, 350 turbo trans with B&M slap shift, 4X4 with new tires 31.5X15 nice wheels, duel exhaust with headers and magnaflow mufflers and chrome tips. Was a daily driver for over a year, wanted to restore it but don’t have the time now. This is a great deal, very firm on price, serious calls only please.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
(11/09/2012) This looks like a nice build.
“All steal beautiful 100% rust free body. All modification’s were professionally done. 425 HP small block Chev V8, 4 bolt main, big rods and forged high compression piston’s, GM performance unstamped angle plug camel hump ported heads ($2800.00), Edelbrock “Scorpion” intake and 750 Holley carb, full roller motor, complete MSD ignition, Moroso 7qt oil pan, fender dump headers, complete functioning nitros system (runs optional), lots of bolt on polished stuff also (alternator, valve covers, air cleaner, etc.). Top Loader 4spd with Hurst linkage and new 12″clutch, flywheel and pressure plate. New front and rear drive lines. Dana 60 rear end, Dana 44 front, both lockers with 4.10 gears. Looped drive line, strapped rear end. New shocks. Dutchman axles ,4-wheel power disc brakes, power steering, chrome tilt steering column and wood Chev steering wheel. Dana 20 Twin stick transfer case with billet shifters. Painless wiring and switch box, Sun gauges including tach, New wipers, heater box, gas tank, optima battery and aluminum rear mounted box, all lighting is new. New full roll cage. New Best top with tinted windows and new Best front seats. Locking “Tuffy” center console with mounted internally CD remote stereo, CB, fire extinguisher. New windshield frame and glass. Chrome bumpers. New “American Racing” alloy wheels and 33×12.50×15 Goodyear Wrangler “MTR”s. I know I’ve missed something? $$ Tens of thousands invested $$! It is street legal, currently licensed and title in hand. Very sand worthy and wickedly powerful! Tons of receipts. $15,000 Offer/Trade?”
Lots of custom here.
“Turn key. No title and this machine is not street legal. Sbc. Text for more info. Also consider trades for other rigs. 5096804596”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/3408948435.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $29,000. It appears to have a column shift.
“This 1946 Willys Jeep, Ser. # 13241 has been totally restored to new condition and I have the old parts. It has no miles, I have taken to shows on a trailer. I am 78 and get my kicks from building/restoring, not driving. I will sell or trade for a newer model Wrangler or Rubicon, V/6, auto with low miles of like value.”
Anyone ever ride this jeep train? I’m still searching for more information about this tourist train.
This picture is from a postcard on eBay: View all the information on eBay
This is another postcard I found on eBay: View all the information on eBay
This is a little fuzzier. I found this postcard for sale at jumpingfrog.
I’ll bet this guy was having a fun time!
“VINTAGE 8.25″ BY 5.5″ 1943 COLOR TINTED PHOTO OF SOLDIER & JEEP. Marked 1943 Big Pines Camp California — great photo.”
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When I was a kid I drug one of these all over our property.
“Here is a vintage lot of three, vintage Tonka red DUNE BUGGIES from the early 1970’s. Made of steel.
Not mint, but good condition given their age. They measure about 10 inches long by 8 inches wide. All the tires spin freely and have their nut caps on the wheels. All have their stickers. All have their steering wheels. One is missing a headlight and that one has some paint wear and sticker/label peeling”
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