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This article shows a similarly painted WWII jeep, with a “Wrecking Crew” aboard, as the one below. The article is from the April 20, 1950, issue of the Daily Times out of Salisbury, Maryland:
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Originally Published July 22, 2018:
“1966 Press Photo Shriners Ride in Jeep Parade 1960s Downtown Seattle Washington”
This somewhat silly movie included numerous jeeps and other war-time transport. It looks like the Sierras were substituted for Northwestern Canada. Perhaps the funniest part of the movie begins at 21:36 as a jeep rolls up behind a guy in a parka (a scene that looks fake). For some reason, two soldiers have climbed a Matterhorn-looking spire. One guy starts to fall, so the other uses a rope with a loop to keep him from falling. Then, somehow, the guy up top then climbs down on the same rope, but how does the top of the rope connect to anything?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on Ebay.
This Shriner’s jeep has a Willys MA look to it, though the seller presents no evidence that this was a Shriner’s jeep, it’s the right size for one.
“Up for sale Shriner parade kart, go kart. This is a extremely rare Shriner kart. The only other one that I know of is in a museum in South Dakota. I be leave this Willys Jeep is from the early 1950s. The Jeep is mostly original with the exception of newer tires, rims, upholstery, paint, carpet, and engine. The engine has never had gas or oil in it. Everything appears to be in working order.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Blaine spotted an unusual toy on Craigslist. Anyone recognize this wooden jeep? It seems to be missing the steering wheel and a windshield. It’s probably a one-off, but figured I’d check.
“Jeep from war 1940s ? – all wood – great collectible -”
This has a dual PTO with a PTO winch and an unrestored Koenig hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/993507874465618
“For sale is my dads 1948 willys. New best top and we have the original hard top that came on it as well. Front PTO winch. Still 6 volt but have swapped generator for a 6volt alternator. Also brand new fuel tank from Kaiser/Willys. Has had a lot of restoration done to it. Clean and clear Arkansas title.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2400.
(09/07/2020) Has a bad engine block.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/310466657040208/
“1948 Jeep Willys All steal body. Set up for sbc. Has 4 speed manual transmission 205 transfer case. Fuel cell,battery box. Needs motor. Have the motor that was in it to go with. Block is bad. Camel back heads. New set of aggressive tires also included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This includes the Jeep-a-Trench.
“may be a 1948 ???? no title willys cj2a with the jeep a treach as you can see it is off of it seems complete it will run i reringed with new pistons also it due to # 4 piston being stuck . the engine at one time was rebuilt the piston were 0.30 over rod bearing were 0.40 over had it running needs a carb kit points fuel pump , its still on 6 volt system has a little brakes , tires hold air crackes in tires not road worthy , HAS no title guy i got it from didnt get one when he bought it over 5 years ago 4000.00 loc near scottsbluff Nebraska”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Runs and drives and Includes an overdrive.
“1946 Willys CJ2A Flat fender motor has been swapped out to a V-6 has manual transmission twin stick transfer case warren overdrive behind that runs and drives will need a tuneup and brake work before driving on the highway Overall body condition is good will need windshield frame replaced due to rust would make a great project for somebody been stored indoors in our shop since I’ve had it lost interest in it”
UPDATE: Status Unknown.
Seller has a variety of parts.
“AMC, Willys, Jeeps for restore or parts. Just in new OEM jeep parts, a lot of 1960 to 2000 new parts out of Jeep dealership. 1942 to 1980, Jeep CJ2a, 3 and 5, and Jeep Commando, TUB BODY 1976-1981 CJ5 nice tub $800.00, new Jeep parts, used engines, transmission, transfer cases, 3:54, 3:73, 4:27, 5:38, Dana & AMC 20, front and rear ends, body parts, frames. Call for what you are looking for. I restore and repair Jeeps, over 40 years working on them. Authorized Crown new parts dealer. Also I will buy old Jeeps, give me a call.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
No indication as to whether it runs or not.
“1948 jeepster no rust need new home”
