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UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/01/2021) Might be worth a look. I can’t tell if there’s rust on the driver’s side floor or not.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/842857559783921
“In good shape”
This 1945 MB was rebuilt in 2012. Unfortunately, it seems to be a mix of parts (GPW body and MB frame for example). Also, it seems the parking brake equipment was not installed.
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/d/prairie-village-1945-willys-jeep/7294787467.html
“Documents list all the work that was done when it was restored in 2012, at a total of $22,566. I love this jeep but unfortunately I will be moving across the country in the next year and don’t have options for storage. Someone else will enjoy it!
Odometer 96,930 (no more than 25 miles have been put on it since the engine was redone.”
Allan’s selling this rough trailer. He’s hoping someone can get some use out of it.
https://dubuque.craigslist.org/pts/d/cascade-vintage-bantam-willys-trailer/7285869845.html
“This is a survivor Bantam Willys trailer. The trailer is very rusty and would need major work for restoration. The frame looks to be Ok and the axle, springs, hubs, wheels are all intact. Front tongue jack is intact and workable.The tailgate is intact, but would also need work. There is a bracket on the front of the trailer with a wire spool attached. Not sure what the wire spool attachment may have been used for.
The ID serial tag/plate is intact, but it is weathered to the point that I cannot read it. I have not tried a magnifying glass.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6000.
(02/03/2021) It is missing the steps. This has EasyLok hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/235855824748624
“1948 Willys Jeep Runs well”
This is a running project. Contact Jerry Bubolz at 480 227 8876 if interested.
“M-38. April 1952. #62798. 12Volt. Solid floor pans, good seat frames. Starts,
runs, drives. Brakes not working, new brake lines which are included need installed. New bumperettes. Gas can and holder. Rear plug for trailer wiring. trailer hitch. Attached hardware for canvas top.
Engine and drive line working good. Much time and money spent on the running gear. New wiring started but needs to be completed. Attached hardware for canvas top.
Don’t let the rust on the hood, window frame or fenders deceive you. They are solid and in relatively good shape, just need to be sand blasted and painted.
Extra hood, window frame and fenders available for sale.”
Bill shared this announcement: Jeep has Resto-modded a Commando for Easter Jeep Safari. Jeep calls it the Jeepster Beach. According to Hemmings, it is basically a Jeepster body on a Rubicon chassis. As much as I am a believer in safety, I don’t think the roll bar works. It looks like an after thought to me. Still, it looks like a fun ride.
Barney shared photos of this neat WWII Ashtray. Created in 1944, it celebrated the liberation of Holland prior to the end of the war.
This photo captures a jeep coming ashore on Guadacanal. I tried to find this image in a newspaper, but had no luck
View all the information on eBay
1942 Press Photo U.S. Marines landing jeep ashore at Guadalcanal in World War II. This is an original press photo. Jeep comes ashore at Guadalcanal —- U.S. Marines land a jeep from a new-type landing barge during their offensive against the Japanese on Guadalcanal Island in the Solomons.Photo measures 9 x 7.25inches. Photo is dated 08-30-1942″
I imagine this were part of a Jeepster Club? They are priced at $29.95.
“LOT OF ( 18 ) VINTAGE UNUSED STICKERS FROM WILLYS OVERLAND JEEPSTER CONVERTIBLE 40TH YEAR 1948-1988.”
This nice looking truck has been upgraded with a Superhurricane engine, along with a Hurricane badge. No description provided.
https://cars.ksl.com/listing/7038373
