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While visiting with relatives in Western Ohio, Ann didn’t neglect her ‘jeep’ duties. When she spotted this Jeep Grand Wagoneer in New Paris, she made her cousin pull over so she could take photos and meet the owner. She learned it is owned by Jarad Simpson and is his daily driver. He bought it out of Detroit. It was pretty rusted on the outside, but had a good interior, so he cleaned up the outside and runs it as is. He also owns a 1942 GPW. Great work Ann!
Steve shared this cool photo/slide of a mid 1950s Willys Truck operating for a Shell gas station in Forest Park, Illinois. The photo is dated June 21, 1964.
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“RIGINAL COLOR PHOTO TRANSPARENCY (2″ x 2″ SLIDE) TAKEN 1964 WITH 1950’s WILLYS JEEP TOW/WRECKER TRUCK. TOWING 1958 PONTIAC. THE SHELL SERVICE STATION IN FOREST PARK, IL GAVE S&H GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900.
More pics would be helpful.
“Runs;. Registered. Ready for beach.”
Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1224394948041409
“First Generation; Civilian Model. Was sand blasted down to bare metal and primed since the 70’s. Has just been sitting in a garage since then. Roller Chassis, the engine was blown, perfect for engine swap, rebuild or hot rod build. All original parts included. Having surgery and moving. My loss is your gain”
Not sure what the vision is here, but maybe someone can use the parts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1041282270026911
“1952 jeep willys cj3A, bought as a project car and did body work on it i have tons of photos of the process if interested. Vehicle doesnt run it is just a rolling shell needs alot of work. Outside was painted army green and inside tub was paint matched in raptor liner, was going to make the truck a off roading truck but dont have money to finish the project. (Only bill of sale)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
No description provided.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5900.
(10/16/2021) This has a variety of updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/708791527189958
“1946 Willys rat rod. 350 four bolt turbo 350 trans. New gauges, new trans cooler with fan, new painless wiring harness, new front brake rotors, new water pump, new alternator, new battery, new fuel pump, new ceramic coated fender well headers, new carburetor, new radiator and more. Runs and drives good”
Andy shared this trencher for sale. Maybe someone can use the parts?
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/867253230604701
“I need some help…. not sure what to do with this. It’s been in the back yard for probably 60years. Thanks”
Looks like a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/160377349592615/
“If interested come look. 90% all there. It was running before it got parked about 10-15 years ago. Been stored in Wash. state.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(10/16/2021) Listed as a 1958, the rare KS 0-9 speedometer (if original) more likely puts this as a late 1956 or early 1957.
“58 Willys jeep cj6, about 70 % finished, needs brakes done and the f 134 engine put back together, the guy before me took the head off, dont know why, cylinder walls and valves have been cleaned and look good, engine turns over just fine, its missing the oil filter adapter stuff but other wise complete”
