1945 Willys MB Army Jeep that is three quarters restored. This jeep has $12,500.00 invested into it so far. The jeep has a new tub which sits on the chassis but has now been bolted down with rubber mounts and bolts . The motor and chassis are 100% restored. The motor, transmission, transfer case and rear end were completelyrebuilt. The brakes are complete including all new components and master cylinder including all steel and rubber lines. It has combat wheels on all 4 corners and original looking WW2 tires. I have a fifth combat wheel but the tire needs to be mounted to it. I have purchased new front and rear seats, windscreen frame and canvas frame mounts. Fuel tank is new and many other new accessories and parts, including all new fuel lines and full wiring harness. We have alot of paperwork that goes with the jeep, receipts etc. Also included is several boxes of parts to complete the project. However you will need to buy various items. Items missing that I recall are canvas roof, seat covers and cushions, windscreen glass, wiper motor and various small items. Most parts to finish can be found in the boxes included in the sale. Vehicle comes with a bill of sale from Connecticut where it was originally purchased and an additional bill of sale from New York where I purchased the vehicle. Vehicle has never been registered in New York and as it is a 1945 vehicle, New York State will not issue a title for a vehicle of this age. Original engine which is very rare. . Moving out of state forces sale. Finished jeeps in this condition normally range around $20,000.00 so there is plenty of room for profit.
Just found to go with the jeep 1 spare radiator and waterpump ,dated 1942 leather garand rifle holder ,period gas can,and 2 new canvas bags that go behind the seats. I have pictures upon request.Any questions please contact me on 315 222 8830 or e mail sc_cannon@peplepc.com. for pictures or any informastion you require or goto www.45mbjeep.mypicgallery.com. i also have a 44 gpw that can be seen on the same pic site looking for $8500.00 for it just ask for details. the fenders and front lights have now been bolted on to make transportation easy.
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Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:04 am Post subject: Re: Jeep
ocwd wrote:
If you have $12,500 invested, you should ask $12,000 for it. What's another $500. You have put a lot of work and time into it.
Well im moveing down south and have to much to take ,i wish i could take her and finnish her but i have to let a few things go to make the move regards si
Your jeep looks nice and I would say you have put a lot of work into her.
I posted a couple of photos of her from your photo sharing web page.
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thanks for posting the pics for me yes alot of work has gone into this one its a nut and bolt rebuild and will be a really great jeep for someone when finnished ,a really bagain to considering whats been done to her.
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Joined: May 14, 2007 Posts: 721 Location: Placentia, CA
Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:17 am Post subject: Jeep
Very nice man. I hope my M38 comes out that nice. I just read my earlier post. What the $&% was I doing this morning. What I ment to say is why not ask for $12,500. I must have been sleepy this morning.
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