Jan 10, 2023 · A Jeep is a Comand&Reconnaissance vehicle and as such all Jeep numbers start with 20; the rest of the number is related to the vehicle itself. When the US Government placed …

Sep 7, 2010 · Steve Is that in the magazine/on line or the forum site.I saw a 44 jeep there for $8500 from New York. I saw a real decent jeep in Iola in August.Was a 1942 Ford(thats all I …

Oct 21, 2013 · Hence the address given in the 'ad' of "Dept BS". The rumor mill (for at least the past 20 years) is that you could buy a complete WWII jeep still in the crate for $50, the …

May 2, 2010 · Here's my 1944 Willys MZ-2 USMC radio Jeep. It's not quite finished, but the end is near. I bought her 5 years ago this month out of a barn. She was pretty nasty, and I have …

Jul 11, 2018 · Just curious if the Navy also used the Willys in WWII, if not, what vehicles were they using for general transport around bases, etc.? Thanks! PS. I can't change the title, but …

Feb 18, 2009 · For decades after WW2 there were stories about the govt selling new-in-the-crate $200 jeeps. I'm not talking about the M151 series, which I believe were torched, but earlier …

Mar 7, 2016 · It seems to be either a Willys MB or a Ford GPW WW2-era jeep. The dataplates are located on the right side of the dashboard. Does it have a glove compartment? The pics are …

Aug 9, 2011 · Others may disagree with me, but in my experience WW2 Jeeps don’t really like going much more than 40-45 or so. Sure, the speedometer says it’ll go over 60, but I have yet …

Dec 17, 2022 · Recently I came across this Italeri model of a WW2 Army Jeep, modified to carry litters. It looked interesting so I took on the project. Here it is shown next to an Army …

Jan 3, 2007 · I quickly realized that a WW2 jeep would be the ideal vehicle to own: 1) Everyone recognizes it as it has been the backbone of most western militaries for decades. 2) Many very …