It looks like there is some value here!
“A super neat rat rod project or for parts (no title). 6 cylindar manual transmission 4 wheel drive. email or call Brad (206) 715 7517 (cell) 0r (425) 844 6499 (res)”
It looks like there is some value here!
“A super neat rat rod project or for parts (no title). 6 cylindar manual transmission 4 wheel drive. email or call Brad (206) 715 7517 (cell) 0r (425) 844 6499 (res)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
It doesn’t quite run, but might not take much to get it to ‘running’.
“I have a great project vehicle for the right person-a 1966 Willy’s CJ5 Jeep. It needs a starter, clutch, and a gas tank. The body is a little rough, but fixable. It has a Dauntless V6 engine and has a clear title. It has been garage kept for the past three years. Take a look!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** (04/24/2011) It has some dings and dents, but otherwise appears pretty solid.
“1957 Jeep FC150 Forward Control 4×4. Jeep has the F134 4cyl engine, runs great. Transmission is a T90 3 speed, shifts well, and clutch works fine. D18 transfer case, 4wd works like it should. The truck comes with a Western snow plow and mount. Windshield has a crack, but I have a good replacement windshield. Small amount of rust on the cab corners, and above the windshield, but nothing major as this truck has been in dry Colorado its whole life.
There might be some value here. The seller also has a 55 Willys pickup body with title $200.
“Have two Willys for sale.
1948 Willys Delivery, 2wd, has no motor or tranny, no title. asking $500 OBO
1948 Willys Jeepster, 2wd, at one time someone has installed a small block chevy and tranny and a different rear end but never completed the job. This car has little to no rust, has been painted blue over the original yellow, has original bows and hardware for the convertible top. These are hard to find, only made them for a few years. This would be a very nice project. No title, Asking $750 OBO
I would sell seperate or as one lot, make an offer.
Have other jeep parts: quadratrac transfer cases, AMC 401, AMC 304 long block, TF 900 from Hornet wagon
Also have a 55 Willys pickup body with title $200
Reply to this ad or call or text 605-35zero-7236”
This is listed as a 1943 WWII jeep, but looks to me to be a CJ-2A.
“Selling a WWII Flat Fender Willies Jeep, has a standard transmission, and a Flat Head 4 Cylinder orginal engine. In fair condition, can be restored. Asking $500. Pictures coming soon! Call 210-287-8183 ask for T.”
This appears to be in OK shape.
“Original Jeep with very rare top. call 910 897 4558”
UPDATE: Check out the pics on thefcconnection site.
Steve reports on the Ouray 4th of July Festival. Learn more at the Forward Forum. See all the pictures here.
“Here is Craig and Jason’s big day in Ouray (You-ray), Colorado. It’s the mountain town’s signature event of the year, The Fourth Of July. They asked Craig to bring his restored San Juan Mountain Tour Truck to join in their parade.
Jason found one of the other original tour Jeep Forward Control trucks and surprised them with twins. He just finished the restoration just last week and headed strait for Ouray. Jason’s truck has the yellow signs that say, “Think.”
This links you to the Town’s website describing their 4th of July Festivities. Here are photos of the Two coolest FC trucks ever restored joining their parade. The red FC trucks came from the states of Missouri and Texas to join the reunion in Colorado. They even went on a trail ride across the old routes where the trucks carried tourists through the beautiful San Juan Mountains of Southern Colorado. What a cool experience; I wish I could have been there.”
Here’s a cool truck listed over at jeeptruck.com. The price is a bit up there though.
“1955 Willys truck and trailer. Beautiful piece of collection. Original, was used as firetruck in a small village in Quebec, Canada. Trailer comes with hoses and water pump (500 gallon/minute). It has skis for winter. One of a kind. It works still very well. Asking $35,000 I have pictures for it”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
The seller claims this is a 1962 Maverick, but I understand they were only produced in 1960? Glenn believes this may just be an old inventory item that was sold the next year. He also notes the side chrome is very hard to find. It may be worth a closer look.
“This is a rare “maverick” edition. I bought it to restore but have too many projects. It does need total restoration but all parts and body panels available. It does run but smokes. Needs brake work but emergency brake works. 6cyl 3spd and its 2wd.”