Andy spotted this parts or project. I am unclear how to interpret the latter half of the description??
“Needs compleate restoration cole ate car a L drive train in car”
Andy spotted this parts or project. I am unclear how to interpret the latter half of the description??
“Needs compleate restoration cole ate car a L drive train in car”
UPDATE: First posted October 15, 2017.
The February 1955 issue of Kaiser Willys News showcased a mail carrier who put 138,000 miles on a wagon in the Idaho/Yellowstone area.
Bill shared this rare UAZ for sale. It’s supposed to be a zero mileage vehicle. The buy-it-now price is $29,900. I don’t know if that is a good price or not.
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“A true Soviet Army SUV, this particular one is very rare due to the fact that it has no mileage, it was Army conservation and later purchased by former army general who kept it in climate controlled garage until we bought it and imported into the US. All export and import duties are paid; it is now titled in IN and can be registered in any state in the US.
It’s practically like new with very few flows that I tried to show in pictures.
The 2.5-liter inline-four features a single carburetor and sends power to the rear or all four wheels through a four-speed manual transmission and a twin-stick dual-range transfer case, making it very versatile.”
Looks good, though it has some incorrect rims. It is part of a New Year’s Auction: https://www.kandbauction.com/auctions/detail/bw93661
https://chattanooga.craigslist.org/ctd/d/mountain-city-1943-willys-mb-4×4-army/7570131266.html
“This Willys is in our New Year’s Online Auction. It will be sold to the highest online bidder.
Online bidding starts to close at 6pm on Sunday, January 1st. www.kandbauction.com
Jeep has been restored to Military Specs with a couple of modern updates. It has the original hood numbers. Motor is 134.2 CC Flathead Military Version. It has been converted from a 6 volt to a 12 volt electrical system and converted from a floor mounted starter pedal to a key start. Battery is like new. All gauges have been replaced. Odometer shows 123 miles since restoration. Starts and runs good. Tub is not original. Vehicle is sold with a bill of sale only.
Preview is available Dec 26th-31st in Clayton, GA. 10am-6pm Mon-Fri; 11am-3pm Sat.
We are a family owned online-only auction house located in the beautiful northeast Georgia mountains. We have weekly online-only auctions where EVERYTHING starts at $1 with no reserves. You can get registered and bidding in less than 10 minutes. Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding bidding or merchandise consignment at 706-746-5479. Thank you and Happy Bidding! Bryan K. Snyder Auctioneer: GAL: AU002951, NCAL: #10649. The K And B Auction Company: GAL: AU-C003074”
Rough, but may have some parts value.
https://merced.craigslist.org/pts/7564961730.html
“1942 Ford GPW WWII Jeep parts for sale.
This vehicle is in very poor condition. The body/tub is absolutely not restorable. No script.
Here is a list of parts that may be reusable:
– Frame with original serial number stamped on the top of the front drivers side frame rail.
– Front axle
– Steering system
– Transmission and transfer case (condition unknown)
– Spare tire carrier
– Speedometer and possibly other dash components
– Stamped 9 slot front grille (I also have a second front grille assembly for sale separately)
– Headlight brackets
– Front marker light fixtures
– Pedals
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Looks in great shape, though it has been converted to 12 volt.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/7570428492.html
“Jeep M38 for sale. Rust free, garage kept since 1960, by previous owner and myself. Has been converted to 12V, also blinkers and overdrive have been added. 4WD works great, Jeep has no issues and is great condition.”
UPDATE: Post deleted.
The VEC is rough, though seller indicates there is a second body. The GPW lacks a body. Price includes many parts.
“Inherited projects. 46 has a title. They both were running but have been sitting for 20 years. I have body for 46 in garage. Lots and LOTS of parts including 2 additional engines, axels, rear ends, wheels, radiators… literally half a garage full of stuff that i believe goes to one or the other. Price is for everything but you must pick up.”
Someone can use these.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/wto/7570127455.html
“Selling a pair of Willys MB or Ford GPW combat wheels.
These are original 40’s military wheels not reproduction
I only have 2
Asking $300”
Andy shared this project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5560571214053461
“Rust free Arizona willys. Frame off restoration. Runs drives stops brand new rebuilt fresh motor. New clutch new brakes new body mounts.new tank. New lines new bushings new restored radiator. Body is all steel in primer.. Have all pieces to put back together once it’s painted. Bumpers etc… Clean clear ohio title… Rare” 2 door. 2wheel drive model… New wireing new battery. New starter.. Frame n undercarriage clean n painted… Interior is cargo orig wood slat floor… Seats need redone.”
This combo is priced at $500. Unclear if that’s the actual price or a placeholder.
https://knoxville.craigslist.org/pts/d/knoxville-fc-plus-extra-cab/7572144297.html
“1961 FC 170 cab less doors, 1958 FC 170 flat bed truck, poor condition. Bought these ten years ago and never touched them. 1958 L6 engine, T-90 transmission, T-18 transfer case, dana 44 front end and 53 rear end.”