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No title at the moment.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4078191588938228
“1951 jeep willys cj-3 2.2l Jeep willys engine transmission manual works great 4×4 . .this is a fun old jeep Cheaper than a side by side . Great for the woods hunting, or farm No title but have the forms to get one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
The Meyer half top may be worth the cost of the whole jeep.
“Old jeep cj rolling chassis, not sure on the year”
It’s a rusty project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/458714108556481/
“Hello Everyone. I’m posting my 57 Jeep FC for sale. I have way to many projects going on so I’m thinning the garage out. I really hate to sell it but it is neccessary and would really like it to go to a good home. I purchased it about a year ago or so. As you can tell it’s been out in the elements and has been treated pretty roughly unnecessarily. She is very rough but is at least a foundation for a build. I really liked what roam auto did with there FC. If you have a way with metal it is possible to fix the cab and even swap it to another frame. Here are the basics: 1957 Jeep FC 170 226 hurricane inline 6 No title! Bill of sale only. 6ft wide, bumper to bumper 15ft Let the pictures be the best description!”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(05/13/2021) Includes a half and full top.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/932320107610902
“1963 willys cj6 Brand new wheels abd bfg tires. Comes with a half top and a full top Includes trailer brake controller (brakes work but could probably use bled again) Jeep runs drives and stops. Title is clear and in hand in my name. Actual mileage is unknown. Will consider trades for dual sport motorcycle, World War Two items, side by sides and others.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/14/2021) Looks like the steps have been rebuilt. Has a few updates plus a roll cage.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/807347920178576/
“Make Offer? 1949 Willys Jeep 3A Everything in good shape. Newer top,tires, rebuilt carburetor.$8,000 Make Offer?”
The January 1952 issue of National Geographic included an expansive article on the King Ranch in Texas, which at the time was America’s largest ranch. One of the photos included in the article showed a CJ-3A (in black) and a CJ-2A (in green) towing farm implements.
PHOTO CREDIT: Justin Locke using Kodachrome.
Anyone know anything about these unusual wood carvings? The buy-it-now price is $140, but the seller will take offers. They don’t look very big, but look pretty interesting.
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“3 model Jeeps with British Paratroopers. Probably made just after WWII when British Soldiers were extremely popular in Denmark. No factory given. Could be kitchen made, or prison work.”
With tags dating to 2005, this used plate probably hasn’t been on a vehicle in a while.
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“Deleware Division Of Parks & Recreation Surf Fishing License Plate Jeep Willys. Condition is “Used”.”
There are multiple jeeps that appear in this video, but more interesting is how youthful the German prisoners look, some as young as young teens. It’s one thing to read about this, but another thing to see their faces.
“Various shots of civilian refugees walking along road, American Military Police on side of road. Various shots of boy soldiers (very young) marching along road with American jeep leading them. The boys sitting on railway platform. Several close up shots of boys talking to American soldier, eating, smiling to camera.
Several shots of American soldiers on a lorry on empty road, men firing at plane flying overhead.
Long shot of a small town with river in the middle and hills around.
Burning lorry on side of road, vehicles moving past. German prisoners being rounded – some women amongst them. Several shots of dead bodies scattered on ground. American soldiers search and question German women prisoners.”
This ad cites Willys-Overland’s use of the Dictograph as part of an advertising campaign. Given the war references, this was likely printed between 1942-1945.
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“This is a vintage original ad, not a copy or reproduction. Neatly removed from magazine. Would look beautiful framed. Measures 10 and 1/2 by 14 inches”
