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I called and spoke to Mark about this jeep. He noted the driver’s side floorboards were especially bad. He feels strongly that this CJ will start if it get’s some fresh gas and oil. Apparently, this was used at the local airport for years.
“1955 Willys Jeep w/ tow bar and original motor. Serial #17544 This vehicle has not run in years, but should with some work. No battery. Lost title and keys. Call or e-mail for more info.”
looks all original and koenig top.
looks original and koenig top. have title to a 48 cj2a but don’t think it will work.
I was taking a good hard look at this one for myself. However, it sounds like the body is more that I want to deal with at the moment.
The seller has been surprised at the interest. I think he wants to see it restored, so I suspect he’d take less if it goes to the right person.
It’s a good price for a complete cj3b. I don’t restore my jeeps completely just like to have them in good running stock condition and do a tub on patch and paint for the trails. sounds like a good candidate for this but remain unfamiliar with the details and difficulties of lost title and whatnot required in this state.