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UPDATE **SOLD** Was $1600.
This could be a good option for someone.
“item is a NEW 1941 -1945 jeep frame GPW”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/08/2021) This is probably a CJ-2A, but I can’t tell for sure.
https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/wto/d/topsfield-willy-jeep/7269818840.html
“Willy jeep parts two frames”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
It’s built atop a Willys frame, so appears to be an early GPW.
“offering a rare1942 ford gpw jeep.for restoration this is a rare early example built on a willys midland chassis. has a later L134 installed and a T90 trans. it still sports its original scalloped rear axle shafts ($1000) has all 3 original brass dash data plates Ford gpw chassis number stamped in drivers side frame rail. early flat topped grill script rear body panel a very early and rare ford gpw jeep $3000 ono pickup and location for viewing NW Houston TX 77092 sold with bill of sale”
This runs and drives. That front bumper sure is mangled. This has the early KS 0-10 Speedometer.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/239692684335766
“1955 Willys CJ5 Runs and drives, all the lights work. Perfect candidate for restoration. $3,000 OBO would consider trade”
This sedan delivery brochure has the odd form number of PDCM1-3CM-949. It’s one of several early wagon brochures that had forgotten to post.
Nice shot of a CJ-2A at Hobcaw Beach in South Caroline.
https://cdm16016.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p163901coll005/id/454/rec/1
“In a 1952 photo two guests, one believed to be French artist Eugéne Blocaille (left), pose on Hobcaw Beach beside the Bellefield Plantation vehicle.”
This January 15, 1942, article in the Amarillo Globe-Times highlights the continued debate concerning the jeep vs. the peep.
This French-Canadian ad was published in the August 1947 issue of Le Bulletin des Agriculteurs.
This press photo looks a bit staged, but still a goo photo of the General.
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“1944 Press Photo Allied Commander General Dwight Eisenhower in Military Jeep. This is an original press photo. General Dwight Eisenhower, supreme Allied Commander, sits at the wheel of his jeep as he prepares to drive to meet representatives of each Allied country to deliver his Christmas message to all Allied forces.Photo measures 9 x 7.25inches. Photo is dated 12-28-1944.”
Not much Maverick left in this updated and modified wagon.
https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/austin-1959-willys-wagon-maverick/7269435754.html
“I am testing the waters to sell or trade my Willys. If sold I am asking $24K. If trade I want something equal in value or possibly cash on top.
This 1959 Willys Wagon Maverick was restored a few years back by a coffee shop in southern California. They reportedly spent $30K to get it finished. Unfortunately, that coffee shop went tits up so they sold the Willys to the guy I purchased it from. This car is a nice driver not a show car. It has power windows, power steering, A/C, Heat, CD with bluetooth. It has a chevy 350 motor with an automatic transmission. This thing gets lots of attention. It will come with the original vintage roof rack and some other odds and ends. Car is registered in TX but has a CA title in my name.”
