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This device was built to detect mines and, once detected, would auto-shift the jeep into neutral and put on the brakes. This article was published in the January 1946 edition of Popular Mechanics.
I’ve seen a variety of PTO items, but this is the first Corn Binder I’ve seen. This short reference was published in the January 1946 edition of Popular Mechanics.
Brian from Brian’s Military Jeeps is selling this rare envelope.
“NOS – Original New Old Stock
Would look great in the glove box of early, mid, and late war jeeps, GPA, etc.
Would look great framed and mounted on the wall.
Stationary Envelope (Color Print Postal Envelope) of:
WW2 GI’s Riding in a 1941 Willys Slat Grill MB JEEP
Dated 1942 on reverse
EXTRA LARGE 3 7/8″ x 8 13/16″ SIZE
fits up to 8 3/4″ wide stationary
ORIGINAL WWII VINTAGE
High Quality – High Color”
View all the information and see all the pics on eBay
Brian from Brian’s Military Jeeps is selling these postcards of a SEEP on eBay
View all the information and the entire postcard here
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View all the information and the entire postcard here
This is an unusual CJ-5 build.
“ground up restoration every thing is new or rebuilt. All original. 360-280-6818”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/3245367509.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was 3200.
This runs and drives and has a rear PTO. It has no title and needs body work.
“ALL ORIGINAL . RUNS AND DRIVES . NEW BRAKES AND EXHAUST . NEEDS TOTAL RESTORATION . SOLD WITH BILL OF SALE ONLY . SERIAL NUMBER #52799.”
No pics provided.
“1945 Ford Jeep, Army Issued. All Original. Great restoration project. $1500 OBO Call 208-687-4262”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3400
This looks in good shape.
“1942 jeep willys 4×4
very solid machine, no rust anywhere.
power steering and power brakes,8000lb winch, H.I.D. bumber mounted offroad lights.
original drivetrain except for the motor is now a very sweet running ford 2.8l v6 equiped with aluminum radiator and electric fan.
brand new mud tires, new shocks, very well taken care of.”
UPDATE: This is back on eBay
(06/10/2012) This has had a few updates. The tail pipe sneaks out the back through the tow bar.
“Rebuilt Willys Jeep CJ-3A. Fun vehicle for hot summer days, but also includes removable top for any weather. See video for more details.”
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I believe that the grille is from a DJ-5. The hood is a fiberglass bobcat hood. I’m not sure what is one top of the hood.
“52 willys jeep runs and drives good has ford 302 motor trade for man toys or ?”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/3246248016.html
