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There are plenty of interesting, unusual, historic and surprising stories related to Jeeps and their owners. In addition, some of these features have nothing to do with jeeps. This link will display all featured stories starting from the latest.
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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800. Paul pointed out the tub is M-38.
(07/20/2011) The jeep looks good, but the pics kinds of bend and warp it.
“1952 Willys Jeep. $3000 FIRM”
John dropped me a note today, pointing me over to the Hemmings Blog. Daniel Strohl landed a nice gem of a jeep story. The “Junior Jeep” lightweight jeep is alive, well and restored in Michigan. Read all the details at the Hemming Blog. Review the information on lightweight jeeps I have found strew across the web.
UPDATE: You can view more cartoons here.
Paul discovered this gem in his crawlspace.
Paul writes, “I was digging around in the crawlspace today searching for some long lost item when I discovered a thin book with GI cartoons from WW2. The book’s by Milton Caniff (it was published in 1945) and features 112 GI comic strips drawn by Mr. Caniff and supplied weekly to military newspapers for the enjoyment of all branches of the service. I really enjoyed the attached Jeep comic and I thought you would also. After all, who hasn’t believed (at one time or another) the Jeep is more than a mere machine and is alive and aware of the tasks we ask it to perform? I can recall many times I’ve coaxed and pleaded with my Jeep to “Please get me thru this mud bog” or the always popular “Please, please start” on those frigid winter mornings [ed note: I am familiar with that coaxing]. Over the years I’ve talked, yelled, pleaded and praised my Jeep while it took me where I wanted (but not necessarily needed) to go.”
At the Bantam Festival Gerald took a picture of a CJ-3A(?) with an unusual Bezel. Steve contacted me today with a similar Bezel on his CJ-3B. So far, no one has produced any history regarding these. Anyone know anything about them?
Steve’s Bezel:
Gerald’s Image:
This was at the FC Get Together. It is a beautiful Jeep.
“Lightly Customized ~ A pretty truck for Sunday drives or local shows.
Re-restored (May 2011)
Original Hurricane 4-cylinder Engine (Runs Great!)
New Clutch Assembly (Plate, Assembly, Bearing, etc.)
New Rebuilt 3-Speed Transmission
2011 Re-restore included:
New Red/White Paint (Int & Ext)
New Powdercoated (Rear Bumper, Wheels, Doghouse, etc.)
New Rhino Liner Cab Floor
Re-Chromed Front Bumper and Emblems
New Oak Bed with Polished “Speed Bump” Trim
New Upholstery (Seats, Kick Panels, Door Panels)
New Headliner
New Weatherstripping
New Window Rubber
Over $26,000 invested – Asking $18,000 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
This has some solid lettering Dogs. It sure looks like a racer from the 80s maybe.
“This is a project rig. It does not run. I don’t know what kind of shape the drive train is in. I found it in a field. I was told it used to be raced and the axles are welded up. I due have a title for it. I can’t remember the year at the moment but 46′ sticks in my head. I was going to build a wheeler out of it but I have no time or money. I’d like to see $800 but feel free to make an offer. I can send more pics. It’s currently in storage in Othello but I live in tri-cities.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
The old solid rims appear in good condition.
“a 1949 willys jeep has a 305 chevy engine in it that is siezed. I have another 305 that I guarantie runs good to go with it also has canvas top”
UPDATE: **SOLD** No price listed.
This has 3 data tags and I think is a column shift. It also looks like there are or may have been tool indents on the driver’s side.
“For Sale: 1941? Willy Jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This appears solid. The gauges and bumper have been updated.
“1948 CJ2-A Willys Jeep. Good condition. Original drivetrain and 134 ci L-head. Recovered seats. Replaced brakes, fuel pump and battery. Starts and runs good.”
It’s a project.
“Partially Restored – Ready for you to complete!
Has new Metal Body in prime (Includes Body Tub, Fenders, Grille, Windshield Frame, Tailgate.) Body not bolted on yet for painting purposes. Rolling Chassis has new springs, new shocks, new brakes, new master and wheel cylinders, 5 new correct rims with correct tires. Too many NOS parts to list — several boxes of parts. Everything except radiator should be there to complete re-assembly, but not guaranteed. Engine was running great when last started – no smoking but has not been started for several years now. New Soft Top and Frame, but may possibly be dry rotted. Correct old seat frames (need restoring). Have owner’s manual and repair manuals. $3000.00 -Cash or Certified Check Only. Has been and is kept in garage. (The 4th picture is what it looked like when it was on the road). Contact 717-467-5045.”
http://york.craigslist.org/cto/2547039503.html
