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“Fenders, hoods, grills& doors but have other parts. Dana 25, timken model 51 ? 5.38 gearing. banjo style rear from a willys p/u (splits in the middle). T 90 trans, model 18 t case, some glass, chevy V8 adapters and some mics. NO TEXT 541-619-1602 NO TEXT, Thank you”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4950.
(11/27/2011) Except for the rims and tires this looks pretty good.
“1943 Ford GPW WWII Army Jeep. V-6, new 3 speed tranny and transfer case, runs and drives great. Lots of $$ invested. $5950. Reply to ad or call 505-975-1900.”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2745808379.html
UPDATE: Now on eBay
(09/28/2011) This has a variety of updates.
“Completely rewired with an Enos wiring kit, batt relocated in the rear, great bucket seats up front with driver seat adjustable so any size person can drive comfortably (I’m a big guy)
a custom rear bench seat with 3 sets of lap belts for the Grand kids. Given Corvette chromium yellow paint, a black and white striped bikini top this little jeep has a show stopper attitude. In 6 years since this project was completed. I have put exactly 512 miles on it. All hauling kids over to 7-11 for slurpees – well its not far to 7-11.
Always garage kept and never once yet taken off road, that ‘s why it looks the way it does today.
If you don’t want to have people point and stare this is not for you. This jeep draws as much attentionas my street rods. Its so sweet the kids used it to pulled the Bonanza High School freshman float at their homecoming this year. I want to go off roading with my son and his rock crawler. It would be a sin to cut this up into a rock crawler.
Jeep 51 Willys totally stock running gear completely rebuilt and replaced from the pressure plate to the tips of the new Warn hubs. 3 Speed T-90 transmission, T-18 transfer case and both Dana 44 axles have been completely gone through and rebuilt with new bearings and seal. 11″ brakes were added and fireawall mounted brake pedal new gas tank and gauges. I have $4000 worth of receipts from Back Country Products for the running gear rebuild. The motor is a 1955 Corvette 265 small block Chervy – very rare only 700 Corvettes built in 1955.
Lot of notalgia with this one. Edellbrock 650 4BBl carberator with automatic choke, Malloy coil and distrilbutor, this thing starts quick and purrs like a kitten. This motor NEVER HEATS UP even in our hottest weather, wish I could say that of the street rods I have builts.Serious person can call Brian 714-608-2330”
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270870180580+&viewitem=
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $4300.
(11/06/2011) This looks like a good price.
“All original, no rust. 4 cylinder with a three speed. Runs good. Very rare. Located in Upland. Call Lou for more information.”
Alex forwarded this amazing wooden jeep replica from France.
UPDATE: Check out the Spanish version of this over at the FCCONNECTION.
Glen forwarded this Ad from eBay.
“ORIGINAL 1961 JEEP WILLYS TRUCK CANADA 4 WHEEL DRIVE CAR AD 103 IN WHEELBASE. Ad measures 13.75″ x 10″ approximately. Ad is in very good condition.”
Alex forwarded this to me. What you see below is the artwork Norman Saunders completed for use on the cover of the 1969 edition of Man’s Conquest.
Glenn spotted this really cool Tonka.
“Tonka open Willys Jeep universal with operating wrecker derrick, string and hook. Includes an operating front mounted blade which moves from side to side and up and down. Folding windshield. Bubble red warning light applied to hood. Rubber steering wheel is in place.
Condition: excellent with minor paint chipping and rubs. Structurally sound with no dents, twists, or rust. Decals all in excellent condition.
Working features are all in operating condition. 11″ L x 5 1/2″ W x5 1/2″ H.
If you are a Jeep junkie or tow man or Tonka fancier this is an excellent prospect to meet your expectations.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6495.
For $6,495 I could buy a very nice real jeep, though I’d get in trouble for driving it on a golf course.
“LSV Carts has hundreds of Custom Golf Carts in stock please check out our other listings. If you don’t see what you’re looking for please email us at electriccartwarehouse@yahoo.com or Call (714) 595-9662 and we will gladly list it on eBay for you. fast 23mph 2009 4 PASSENGER 48V ELECTRIC GOLF CART 48V w/ LIGHTS WILLYS ARMY JEEP BODY STYLE.”
UPDATE: Was $25,000. **SOLD**
This is rare truck. Learn more about it over at the FCConnection where pictures of the vehicle pre-restoration, during restoration and post-restoration can be seen: http://thefcconnection.com/dan_devries_1964_m-677.htm
