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Here’s a short article about a Veteran of WWII named Mr. M C White. He was assigned a Jeep with only 7 miles on it during the war and proceeded to drive it for 3 years, through battles all over Europe. I don’t see a period at the end of the last sentence, so I suspect this article might be longer than it appears?
This article is from the front page of the July 19, 1946 issue of the Mt. Pleasant, Ia, Newspaper [The Mt. Pleasant News]. Thanks to Bruce for the article.
UPDATE: Was $4800. **SOLD**
“59 Willys Wagon. Very clean body. Drivetrain. 14 bolt chevy 8 lug rear axle 4.10 gears with detroit locker. Front axle chevy 10 bolt 8 lug with lock right. superwinch hubs. Tires. 13/36.16 interco super swampers 60 to 70 % tread on american racing Atlas wheels. custom built traction bar on rear axle. Engine: 360 dodge, 9.5 pistons, crane 272 dur cam, double valve springs, offy intake, Carter AFB 4bbl carb,high volume oil pump, double roller timing set, chevy cross flow radiator, 900cca battery, 140 amp gm alternator, electric cooling fan, electric windshield wipers converted from vacuum type. Trans. 727 torqueflight with less than 2000 miles, 2500 stall converter, full manual shift valve body. transfer case np 203. 1350 series rear drive shaft w/CV front drive shaft also like new, High back bucket front seats and rear bench seat, seats 5 comfortably am/fm CD with 4 speakers. CB radio with external speaker. all electical has been re done, all componants are on relays. tinted glass in all but driver/passenger windows and windshield, windshield glass is new. Warn 8000 lb winch with roller fairhead, custom front and rear bumpers, cargo box in rear bolted down. 35/1250 16.5 spare tire mounted inside with quick release. fender flares.”
Gerald spotted these old school rims.
“15×7 wide 5 on 5 1/2″ bolt pattern Fit Dodge Trucks and vans,Ford and Jeep $200 for 4.”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/1621049677.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
I’m not sure who General Spencer is? Maybe there’s some pics that come with this?
“Comes with many extras: various service manuals still in plastic, original rims (including spare) plus extra set of rims, frame for third seat, custom center console, original seat frames, original power converter. Engine runs well. New water pump, belts, crank-pulley, wheel cylinders, window frame water seal, body mounts plus hardware. Drive-train and 4WD fully functional. Served as a daily driver and kept in the garage. Original owner was General Spencer who brought it back from North Korea.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400
“1942 Jeep frame and running gear F head four cylinder with tranny, transfer case, driveshafts etc. It drove in here 2 years ago under its own power .I am keeping the body and Registration for my project, so this is if you need origional stuff for your project. I would prefer to sell all at once not individual parts. Once again ALL or NOTHING and NO REGISTRATION $ 400 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $3500.
This is pretty stock, but it’s also got some project left. It looks more like the pic on the right than the one on the left right now.
“FS: 47 Willys CJ2A Located in Las Vegas,NV $3500. Very Original very complete. Had Radiator re-cored and gas tank boiled, new fuel pump installed. Engine compartment is complete, rebuilt WO Carburator, all original seats. 6 Volt system Generator and regulator. 5 original 6.00 X 16 Goodyear NDT (3 spare Goodyear tires) Mounted. Matching freshly painted 16 inch wheels( yellow ). Front fenders and Grill removed and stripped. Have a Repro wiring Harness ready to install. Repro Bow for top, all seats original including back seat. Correctly titled with matching serial number plates on fire wall. Haven’t put it all back together, so currently is not running.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1700.
“THIS IS A PROJECT! Both jeeps run, Jeep 1 has a western plow set up and plow frames. Jeep 1 frame is rotted, and floor of tub needs to be replaced among other body work. Firewall is good.Jeep 2 was hacked into tow vehilce has good frame and engine fires right up and good rims and tires and has meyers plow set up . It also has a half metal top with working windows. Both are f134 hurricanes with about 120K on each. There is enough here to make one jeep if you know how to weld. Have bill of sale only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This Jeepster needs some work.
“You are looking at a restorable Willys Jeepster Convertible Phaeton that is an excellent restoration project or will make and excellent street rod. She has a set of AMC alloy wheels on her that really do look good on the car. The body is pretty dang solid but there is a little bit of rust in the floors. I will consider a serious offer or an interesting trade. You can own this vehicle for only $2,500.00.”
UPDATE: Pics now provided.
(02/27/2010) “1950 Willys Jeep all original. I bought it about 2 years ago changed the fluids, rebuilt starter and carb, tune up and new battery it ran and drove great everything worked 4wd and shifted well. Drivetrain, frame and suspension great but body is in tough shape typical rot but everything is there if you enjoy metawork. $1200.00 email mpdff17@msn.com if interested”
http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/2006650231.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $6800.
Wow, that’s a bright color!
“Looking to sell modified 1950 Willys Pickup for $6800 or best offer. Call or email Tony for more information 702.401.8473 – ’87 Blazer frame – Currie built front and rear diffs. – 456 gears with ARB lockers front and rear – 35 x 14.50 Thornburg tires – 350 Chevy with throttle body – 700 R4 transmission with overdrive – 203 transfer case – Custom bed with built-in toolbox – Fiberglass hood – Swaybar disconnects – Ramsey 9000 winch – Rear springover shackle kit.”
UPDATE: Was $5500. **SOLD**
“1957 Willys 4X4 pick-up. Complete, unrestored, and 99% original. Modifications are, 12V alternator, split dual master brake cylinder, and electric windsheild wiper motor. 226 ci “Hurricane” flathead engine, .030 OS with recent ring job. Front bumper valance, and accessory windsheild visor. This is a turn key vehicle, it is on the road daily and performs as a 1957 vehicle would. Wipers, defroster, turn signals, radio, gauges, CB radio, horn, interior light, 4X4, everything is there and works. Only non working item is fuel tank sending unit, and some cracked window glass. Really a great functional truck, used last week to haul wood, two months before and currently to get to work in the snow. Clean title and currently registered. Have extra misc.engine and body parts. Thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/02/09) Here’s a rodded Wagon.
“1954 Willys overland Chromed 350 ci tubo 350, power steering, cd player. Looking to trade for a Harley, shoot me all offers! Cash is good too!”
