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UPDATE: **SOLD** the listed price was $800. Purchased by an eWillys reader. Note the circles on the sides. Learn more about this jeep in the comments.
“1948 willy’s jeep complete . chev. nova motor . motor run but has been sitting for a long time . great oldie to fix up .”
Hey Grant here thanks for all you do just found your website not too long ago. Anyway I am going out Yuma way (this is actually ca.) and have a look at the above jeep I mostly want it for the body and I also am wondering about those holes in the side guess I’ll find out. Thanks againe and if I git it will let ya know later.
HI Grant,
I’d love to get an update on what those holes are! Good luck,
– Dave
ok well i picked this up just got home from ca. the husband has cancer and in the hospital so I could not talk to him she asked about the holes and he said they where for guns beats me dont git it at all it just looks like somebody went crazy with a hole saw anyway with this tub I can now finish my old soon to be new 47 flatfender it needs a few hat canels and a little work but not much thanks for your web site its a great place and I’ll probadly be here a lot later Grant
Hi Grant,
Any chance you could get some better pics of those holes? It looks like it has a nice cage and some good parts. Congrats!
Keep us up to date on your progress!
– Dave