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UPDATE: Price dropped to $9000.
This doesn’t run.
https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/d/pendleton-1949-willys-jeepster/7255986290.html
“1949 Jeepster
4 clyinder
3 speed
75300 miles
Factory heater
Excellent body, no rust
Very nice top and interior
Have had it started but not really running.
Been setting over 20
Will need trailered
$10000”
Looks like there’s value here.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/d/grapeview-49-willys-cj3a/7269769054.html
“Pretty much all stock, my ex parked it in 1998 when the brakes failed unfortunately it also had blown head gasket so #4 cylinder is stuck hard, for what its worth the other 3 look pretty good. It has 2 sets of tires and wheels, new tune up parts under the seat. bucket seats are from mid 60’s GM car. Looks like it has at least 110k miles. $1750. OBO would consider quad in trade. If you are reading this it’s for sale and as the post says I have a clean title.”
Posts will resume Sunday morning.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800.
“I have a 1951 cj3-a for sale. I purchased this jeep in 2013 and it has sat in the garage since then.
Super clean and rust free body& frame.
Was going to do a v/8 conversion, I have way too many projects.
This jeep has all of the original drivetrain. I probably only drove this maybe 20 miles.
Brakes need to be rebuilt.
needs radiator
wiring & plumbing
New suspension seats, need to be mounted
Could use a new set of tires”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/03/2020) The drain holes have been filled, so probably has had some body work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2845979825623546/
“Frame off restoration new wheels and tires , wire harness, seats, runs drives well, lots of new parts. Clear title. Looking for possible trade corvette”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay. It sold for $23,800.
Mike shared this nice looking Tux Park.
“If this was a 24k mile “1965 any car you can imagine” , it would be rare, Now considering that it is a rare 1965 Tuxedo park, its even more rare !!! Selling a super rare , 24k original documented mile, rust free, fully restored classic that is perfect for driving or investment purposes. The story of how Jeep debuted the Tuxedo Park model to lure a higher end customer into buying a Jeep product makes for a great story to tell, There is no better way to tell that story than to have one of these fully restored examples right in front of you, ”
There’s no date or form number related to this colorful brochure. You’ll note that sometimes “Deluxe” with a small “l” is used and in other places “DeLuxe” is used. It may be the first brochure that highlighted the “DeLuxe” model (see a later one here).
Mario posted these photo on Facebook. After using Google image search, I determined they may have originated on the website OMNIA, a site that aggregates digital collections (a site I’ve never seen before … looks like a useful resource for me).
I’m not sure what this is worth. It is currently priced at a buy-it-now price of $92.
View all the information on eBay
“Wonderful artist rendering of CJ-5 Jeep. 1970s in a coffee plantation or cocoa plantation setting. (I’m thinking inspired by the popular TV icon Juan Valdez). Not sure if this was done for Ford Brazil or AMC given that Ford do Brasil built these for the South American market. In any event, this is a fantastic, original rendering on artist board of the era. You can see pencil lines underneath paint. I’m not an artist so I don’t know if it’s acrylic paint or watercolor or ???
Measures approx 16″ x 11″ and is in very good condition for its age. There Issa bit of very faint spotting in the yellow sky area but it’s barely noticeable; corners are bumped but framing will cover that. The blue strip at bottom of rendering appears to be painted tape.”
This is interesting, as this 1961 photo must have been part of the early introduction to the Tuxedo Park CJ-5 trim package concept.
https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1484597/
From the site: Photograph of a window display advertising for Jeep. A large sign in the middle says, “Newest PAAR star! New ‘Jeep’ Tuxedo Park, exciting new 4-wheel drive sports utility vehicle, see the new ‘Jeep’ Tuxedo Park in action on the Jack Paar show NBC-TV.” A small picture of Jack Paar is placed next to the sign in the window. Another smaller sign sits below the picture that says, “as advertised on WBAP-TV Channel 5.
