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Offline Eddie

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1962 US Navy 3B For Sale SOLD
« on: March 03, 2025, 10:40:43 AM »
 I am selling my 1962 US Navy 3B project. A lot of work has been done, biggest thing is finishing the body. It has zero rust but the Navy beat the crap outta it! I started it, but needs finishing. The only mods I did were adding a Herm's dual master and 11" brakes. It has a rolling chassis that is finished. There are pics on Facebook Willy's Jeep For Sale & Swap Meet. Or you can PM me a cell # and I can send pics. It has new NDT 16" tires. And I have some Classic Enterprises replacement panels for it. Most of the small parts have been professionally zinc plated. Lots of new and NOS parts go with it. Also has the fold out windshield. Numbers matching data plate also. $5000 OBO
« Last Edit: October 19, 2025, 11:17:04 AM by Eddie »
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #1 on: March 03, 2025, 03:40:43 PM »
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #2 on: March 14, 2025, 09:32:13 PM »
WELL lets see

Do you have a valid transferable title?

WHERE?

Is it in one piece or a basket?

Can it be driven for does it need to be trailered?

Condition of the Engine

Condition of the gear boxes
Condition of axles

Are all Datat plates in Place?

Condition of Seats?

Condition of Suspension and Steering?

Condition and type of tires and wheels?

Condition of Gauges and Switches?

Condition of the cooling system?

Condition of the electrical system?

Age of the Battery?

Condition of the fuel tank?

Does it have turn signals and do they work?


And do you have about a dozen photos?
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #4 on: March 15, 2025, 11:27:59 AM »
WELL lets see

Do you have a valid transferable title?

WHERE?

Is it in one piece or a basket?

Can it be driven for does it need to be trailered?

Condition of the Engine

Condition of the gear boxes
Condition of axles

Are all Datat plates in Place?

Condition of Seats?

Condition of Suspension and Steering?

Condition and type of tires and wheels?

Condition of Gauges and Switches?

Condition of the cooling system?

Condition of the electrical system?

Age of the Battery?

Condition of the fuel tank?

Does it have turn signals and do they work?


And do you have about a dozen photos?

See Rus's post above. It is in the project stage still. Clear Calif title in my name. Located in Central Calif.
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #5 on: March 15, 2025, 11:50:26 AM »
WELL lets see

Do you have a valid transferable title? Yes

WHERE? Clovis Ca

Is it in one piece or a basket? Currently under resto

Can it be driven for does it need to be trailered? Trailered

Condition of the Engine Cleaned, resealed, ran good

Condition of the gear boxes Cleaned, resealed, trans has new parts
Are all Datat plates in Place? Yes

Condition of Seats? Reupolstered black

Condition of Suspension and Steering? Suspension new, st box cleanes resealed

Condition and type of tires and wheels? stock wheels, new NDTs. Not the BFGs in the pics.

Condition of Gauges and Switches? Speedo cleaned, new switches

Condition of the cooling system? still the stock original radiator

Condition of the electrical system? New, uninstalled

Age of the Battery? No batt

Condition of the fuel tank? New

Does it have turn signals and do they work? Uninstalled, worked before


And do you have about a dozen photos? See Rus's post
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #6 on: March 15, 2025, 11:52:40 AM »
Eddie,
Is this your post?

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/cj3b_bulletin_board/1962-usn-cj3b-rebuild-t4625.html

I thought this was lost to history. My old login from the original page is not working. Any way to be able to login to this? Without losing all my past history?
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #7 on: March 15, 2025, 01:36:49 PM »
none of it transferred over.  Tapatalk "claimed" it as their own.  So we came over empty handed.  I just had a hunch that it might be back there.
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #8 on: March 16, 2025, 09:02:03 AM »
I went there, saw the pics and tried to "copy an image".  It wouldn't copy and then "paste" here.  I tried the "save as mode" (twice) but it went onto some "download process" that just stalled???
 
The hijacking of "everything" by them is why most of us are here now.  Sorry.  The only thing I didn't try that maybe... you may want to zoom in EACH PIC and then "screen shot" to try to get the image.  Maybe then you can "edit the " pics and work with them on your device, but very time consuming.   
 

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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #9 on: March 16, 2025, 12:45:11 PM »
I went there, saw the pics and tried to "copy an image".  It wouldn't copy and then "paste" here.  I tried the "save as mode" (twice) but it went onto some "download process" that just stalled???
 
The hijacking of "everything" by them is why most of us are here now.  Sorry.  The only thing I didn't try that maybe... you may want to zoom in EACH PIC and then "screen shot" to try to get the image.  Maybe then you can "edit the " pics and work with them on your device, but very time consuming.   

I have a binder full of all these pics and many more. I saved them on my PC and then printed them out. Sadly all the pics on that PC are lost, it died.
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #10 on: March 17, 2025, 09:14:53 AM »
Maybe not "lost" to a good technician just because the operating system died.  The "storage section" may be accessible to those who "know how".  I had a guy recover mine one time a while back.  Good Luck!  And... BTW... you could take pics of your pictures and add them to another device as an option.
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #11 on: March 17, 2025, 11:15:56 AM »
Maybe not "lost" to a good technician just because the operating system died.  The "storage section" may be accessible to those who "know how".  I had a guy recover mine one time a while back.  Good Luck!  And... BTW... you could take pics of your pictures and add them to another device as an option.

Very true!
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #12 on: July 12, 2025, 10:23:19 AM »
I will be putting this up for sale.
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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #13 on: July 12, 2025, 12:38:48 PM »
Eddie,
Is this your post?

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/cj3b_bulletin_board/1962-usn-cj3b-rebuild-t4625.html

I thought this was lost to history. My old login from the original page is not working. Any way to be able to login to this? Without losing all my past history?

Okay,
I gave it a shot too.  If I click on one of your photos, it takes me to Photobucket <spits on the ground>  so maybe your account there is still possible.  I gave up on PB along time ago when they were going to charge money.  They sent me some emails saying my photos were going to be discarded if I didn't log in.  Funny, all my photos are on my hard drive.  About that: yes, the data is still there - even if you can't get to them anymore. A competent repairman can.  I did it with my previous hard drive - which is why I still have my photos.

Tapatalk initiated the "takeover" with emails stating I needed to complete my Tapatalk registration.  That nailed the coffin shut for me - I'm done.

So my next attempt was to copy straight from Tapatalk.  Nope.  Copying (or Downloading) from PB was possible but only as a .webp image.  Once stored in a folder, I could open it up.  Every attempt to use another program or just rename it to create a .jpeg failed.  Then I went online and apparently there are quite a few programs to convert.  So, after a bit of work, there seems to be at least one way -albeit clumsy and time consuming.  Still no fun....

Last attempt.  Click on image (takes you to PB images), then you can scroll Left/Right to see all images in your album.  Right click and "COPY" image.  Paste into the Windows Paint program.  Save as .jpeg.  See below

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Re: US Navy 3B
« Reply #14 on: July 13, 2025, 11:16:37 AM »
Interesting. I do have hard copies of all these photos and some I never posted. A binder full. One computer some photos are on will not even turn on anymore even after buying new batteries for it. If someone buys this Jeep, they can have all the photos and even the original service manual and owners manual.
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