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While trolling for some M-38 information I discovered this build. The owner is slowly attempting to return this to original condition of some sort. As you can see, in the first pic below, an early step was to tone down the paint color.
Learn what the owner has been doing to this jeep.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
I’m not sure if this is still for sale or not. What caught my eye, was that strange item attached to the front of the bumper. Anyone know what that is?
“VIN number 66800”
I think this could make a very cool build.
“1926 Model-T Mounted on 59 4×4 Willys Chassis High Performance Small Block Chevy Motor (350 bored 60 over). Over $3500 invested in motor alone. Sell together or separate. Model T Body $2500 or, with motor $4000. Please call Dean for more information and to arrange seeing/buying. Thank you for looking! 505-252-0458. ”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/1515345244.html
The top is a little rumpled in the back, but otherwise this looks good.
“1953-cj3 jeep restored,lots of jeep parts,1946 willys jeep for parts only,2 new tops wht.& blk. w/doors,extra grill,hood,radiator,gas tank,more!has roll bar.all goes for $6500.00 has 12volt system. one wire alt.”
http://www.jeep-classifieds.com/32046_jeep-ad.html
Here’s a buyer for some parts from Lake View, South Dakota:
“Looking for a Good manifold set (intake and exhaust) to put on my Willys jeep CJ2A that I am rebuilding. Must be crack free and no broken parts. I will pay reasonable price and shipping. Please phone Rich at, 712 657 2042 from 8 am to 8.pm Thanks The engine is the “go Devil” 134 inline flathead,, NOT the overhead valve “F” head.”
This looks like a good restoration project. I wonder if it starts and drives?
“good restoration project 845-452-4798”
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/1515849617.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This might make a good project.
“1950 Willys Wagon. 4×4 no engine or trans. Rust free AZ vehicle.”
Or, from our Israeli Bureau, spotted another Tender Truck for sale. I used Babelfish to translate the Hebrew, but it was only barely understandable. So, we can just check out the pics. Thanks Or!
You can see the original article here and here’s the main Tender page, though I will be creating a Tender section soon.
UPDATE: Mitch forwarded some pics he took. **SOLD** Was $6500.
“1963 Willys?Jeep snow cone/ latte van with full health dept set up. This is the longer version(not the mail version). Very, Very COOL! Interior has been proffesionally converted and was used as a health department approved snowcone vender. I bought it because it looks sooooooo cool. Full 4 sinks, water etc. Engine runs like a sewing machine. I am a car collector and due to the economy I am selling my gems.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
It needs some wheels. There looks to be some value here. It’s an estate sale.
“Best offer for estate sale, Mileage: 31,572, 4 x 4, original 4 cylinder engine, Full hard top cap, original seats and high back seats, wheels, drums and brake hardware. All parts needed.”
