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UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/18/2021) Has updates.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/for/d/san-gabriel-1953-willys-jeep/7323158093.html
“It’s 1953 willys. Engine runs no major issues. I have a new pair of bucket seat for you. It’s none op and no back fee.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,000.
(01/12/2021) “Selling a rare military AM General M718a1 Ambulance. Same as M151a2 just setup in the ambulance configuration. Clean Ca title on planned non-op. Pre-smog. Runs and drives great. New nos carburetor and fuel lines. Clean tub never been cut, wrecked, or rolled. Soft top is in decent shape, no rips or tears. tires all have decent tread. Extremely rare Jeep in this configuration and condition. Asking $15,000 no trades.”
Stan spotted this CJ-2A with a Monroe Lift and some attachments. It runs, but needs some work.
https://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/d/baldwinsville-1947-willys-overland-jeep/7322342246.html
“I am listing this 1947 Willys Overland Jeep CJ2A for a friend of mine. This Jeep has been in the same family for approximately 71 years and has never been licensed for the road. It was used exclusively for field maintenance and general farming related duties. Has the very rare and desirable 3-point hitch with rear PTO, along with an aluminum winter cab.
Also comes with extras, some of which include:
: A 6′ Detroit Harvester Cutter Bar ( Model MDL-MM-6, ser. # 241)
: Extension arms for the hydraulic lift
: 8″ Belt pulley
: Extra engine governors
: Chains
: Two extra rims
: Additional windshield
: Universal & Farm Jeep Mechanics Manual
Needs restoration, but in running condition with only superficial light rust on some exterior body panels, where paint has degraded over the years, and at the corner step at the left door. In fact, if you look closely underneath, where it really matters – at the frame, the suspension, the floors, etc. – there is virtually no rust, thanks to a salt-free life on the farm and the occasional metal-preserving hydraulic leak that this Jeep experienced over the years.
Asking $9,200 or R/O”
Steve Elkins shared these pics he took at this year’s Willys Rally. He and Blaine attended the Rally for the first time. He counted over 40 Willys and a few more modern iron participating in the event, but didn’t have a head count.
He felt the Red Cliffs Lodge was the perfect venue for such large event. He wrote that the beautiful setting on the Colorado River was an oasis in the desert. The facilities were well maintained and the staff was awesome! He plans to “definitely return to this destination in the future”.
Steve noted that just about every Willys was represented, including Flatfenders, Pickups, Stations Wagons, a Parkway, and one FC. Non-Willys included wranglers and one Jeepster Commando. There was mostly modified Jeeps in attendance, but still there were an impressive representation of Jeeps equipped with an original Power Train. Those with beautiful paint jobs aren’t afraid of getting them dirty.
This video include Ridge Runner footage we’ve seen before, but I’ve never seen it called their exploits a “Jeeplechase”.
“Yakima, Washington, United States of America.
Various shots of Jeeps climbing a steep hill.
Various shots of Jeeps going over rough ground.
SV. Jeep leaping off ground as it breast hillock.
MV. Jeep emerging from brush.
SV. Jeeps going through line of fire.
Shots of Jeeps going through muddy pool – one jeep splashes driver of broken down vehicle.
LV. Three jeeps going through pool together.
SCU. Mud spattered drivers. They take off caps, centre one reveals white bald patch.
N.B. This is some kind of driver training exercise for part of the American defence plan. The drivers are know as Ridge Runners.”
Here’s another Yakima Ridge Runner’s video with narration that murders the name of “Yakima”.
“LV. Jeeps racing over rough country. CU. Jeeps flashing past camera. SV. Jeeps racing around tight corner. CU. Jeeps flashing past camera. SV. Angle shot, jeeps climbing steep hill against skyline, & LV. SCU. Jeeps bumping over rough country. SV. Jeep bumping in air, & SV. SV. Towards, jeep jumping through air. SV. Jeep jumping through air. Tarpaulin falls off back. Jeeps bucking – several shots. Passenger nearly loses seat. MV. Jeep racing past camera. MV. Line of jeeps going down hill. SV. Jeeps racing through water. MV. Jeeps driving through mud splashing over drivers, & SV. & MV.”
UPDATE: Claus confirmed this is from San Salvador (and no South Africa as I thought it might be).
View all the information on ebay
“WILLYS MB Ford Jeep – vintage keyring / keychain – El Salvador 1957
vintage keyring / keychain of a WILLYS MB Ford Jeep
standardized design for the United States and other Allied forces in World War II from 1941 to 1945
from a dealer in El Salvador: Salva Jeep Omnimotores SA – San Salvador
made in 1957”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Seller must sell.
“Own a very rare piece of History. Only 4000 made, some didn’t come back from Vietnam. This is a 1955 M170 Jeep Ambulance ? in very good condition, this is rare, will absolutely turn heads
Must sell moving, would consider trading for a side by side”
Looks solid.
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/ctd/d/saint-louis-1953-jeep-willys/7320167471.html
“***VERY RARE 1953 WILLYS JEEP ARMY EDITION***
***RESTORED TRUE MILES UNKNOWN***
OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9:00 AM TILL 6:00 PM
AND SATURDAY 9:00 AM TILL 3:00 PM”
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $11,000.
This CJ-6 was updates with a V-6. This has a Meyer hardtop.
“Very Rare! 1959 Willy’s CJ6.
Runs great. Same owner for over 40 years. It has a small block, Buick V6 motor. 4wd hi/low, 3 speed manual transmission with overdrive. New master and wheel cylinders. It was fully restored about 10 years ago. Some minor things are needed to bring it back to it’s full finished look.
It’s wheel base is 20 inches longer than the CJ5 or CJ7. A true classic!
Cashier’s check only. I am not interested in any trades or exchanges.”
