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I don’t see many 1970s CJ-5s with half cabs.
“1976 CJ5 1/2 cab. In line six. Runs and drives great. Top was profesionally installed in 1979 by Badger body & Truck in Omaha Nebraska $5000 email: mmdvorak@essvote.com phone: 402-850-0721.”
http://www.sellajeep.com/sale/ads339/ads339.html
No pics.
“1954 Willys Jeep M38A1, Has new top, Tires, Seats many other parts. This jeep was made to be driven in like 4 feet of water special spark pug wires and all kinds of differant things you will not find one in this good of shape 1954 Willy Jeep M38A1 with 25,200 miles. Located in Newton, Iowa 50208 Gary 641-521-8088”
With a serial number of 455948, this was within the last 5000 MBs produced. The highest MB serial number that I know of is 459851 (http://wwiijeepparts.com/Archives/JeepSerialNumber.html).
“This is a 1946 mb willys i just picked up the guy I got it from have known for 10 years and been trying to get it since I met him he has sold. His property and is moving to Arizona so he had to get rid of it I traded a chrystler le baron convertible for it it has some rust and has been in Colorado for at least 20years he got it from his father he said it ran when he parked it but the motor is know seised up think it just got some condensation in the motor from sitting and rusted flathead motor and the guy said the motor ran great before he parked it not sure why windshield is not split must have been replaced title says mb and glovebox placards say mb all placards there thanks rpm”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Is it me or is the front bumper seem higher on the passenger side like it has been twisted?
“1942 Willys Slat Grill un restored 95% original Engine MB43557 runs and drives little to no rustin floor and hat chanles. Has been in side. New seet cusions about two years ago”
UPDATE: Was $3250. **SOLD**
(09/28/2011) Modified, but it appears solid.
“1953 Willys Jeep with Buick small block. 2,494 miles on odometer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(05/27/2011) “51 willys jeep for sale. runs and drives, has jeep v6 engine which was a common swap from what I hear. frame is very solid but body was reskinned, looks good but needs a little work. $2500 obo”
I ran out of steam tonight …
Pete from the Old Willys Forum created and shared this mini video. It sure looks like the summer has set on Idaho.
Buz spotted this auction of old jeeps. They are in bad shape, but some have some interesting features, including the last one. I’d like to know what type of headlights those are. My first guess is that they are the same that i used on Biscuit, ’59 Olds 5.5″
http://vanderbrinkauctions.com/auctions_details.php?detail=86&allimages=NO
Here’s a GPW that comes with plenty of extras and a tall price tag. Lots of pics.
“Up for sale is a rare and authentic 1944 FORD WILLYS MB 44 with MATCHING TRAILER. This clean and complete example was owned by a serious WWII buff and recovered from dry storage after his death . It has undergone a mechanical restoration by a vintage car specialist and is fully operational and roadworthy. This jeep is unique in that many authentic accessories are included with it, such as radios, antennas, and various fluid canisters. The matching trailer was packed with spare parts and period military items that are all included. This collector jeep is truly one of a kind and will ready for any collection, museum or parade run! Examples in this condition are non-existent!
Please e-mail or call Sam (626/590-4177) with questions or a time to view/drive the vehicle. I am very motivated and need to get this car on it’s way due to space constraints. NO REASONABLE CASH OFFERS WILL BE REFUSED! Thanks for looking.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/2652195118.html
