A few small holes on the very front panel. World War 2 JeepBantam Trailer Late 1943. Quarterton trailer series, Wanted, USED PARTS FOR SALE NO. G503 Military Vehicle Message Forums WWII Bantam trailer for sale 1850. The seller has provided several photos of the underside of the car, including photos of the retrofitted hydraulic brakes.Gallery of Images 'Wwii bantam trailer for sale' (726 pics):īantam Trailer Sale - Search for Bantam Trailer Sale.

The seller uses the car regularly around town, and notes that while it is ready to use it is happiest below 35 mph. The seller had the car retrofitted with hydraulic front brakes, which they found to be a necessity in the hilly area where they lived when they acquired the car. The original engine has been replaced with a 28 horsepower Crosley CIBA, an cast-iron block, overhead cam engine made by Crosley to replace the COBRA. The speedometer was not rebuilt and is not currently working, nor is the horn. The windshield wipers are manually actuated items from a Triumph. The red vinyl used elsewhere in the cabin is clean and well fitted, and the car retains its original oval instruments. The seller had an upholsterer retrim the cabin with carpets, rather than the rubber mats which the car would have used originally. The seller sourced some of the car’s small trim and badges from Joe DeAngelo, a Bantam supplier in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The spare tire cover is upholstered and piped to match. The convertible top is equipped with a clear plastic rear window. The seller has fitted Ford head and taillights, along with turn signals as required by law in Connecticut. The pinstriping was done by hand by the upholsterer who re-trimmed the cabin.

It has been repainted in black with cream-colored side panels, which is believed to be the original color combination.

Yagami, an American Bantam enthusiast and hobbyist restorer in Connecticut. This Bantam was disassembled and restored from 2009 to 2012 by a Dr. This American Bantam is now located in Delaware, and is sold with a clean Delaware title in the seller’s name. During the restoration the body was removed and repainted and hydraulic brakes were installed. The sale includes two boxes of manuals, diagrams, and the original owners’ manual. The car now features a Crosley CIBA engine instead of the original sidevalve four, and received a full rebuild of the engine, transmission, and suspension. This 1939 American Bantam Speedster has been with the seller for nine years and was disassembled and restored from 2009 to 2012.