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UPDATE: Was listed at $3000.
(09/28/2011) It doesn’t run and has no title.
“Willys Jeep–does not run, has no title, great for those collectors who like to rebuild to original condition. Very rare.”
That sounds like a lot for a non-running non-titled militarised 3A.
What is that “stuff” in the back? Hawkeye’s golf clubs?
I’m guessing it is the stuff they didn’t want to put on the ground .. lol.
They have it re-posted again, but now she runs, hence the higher price.
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/2892691518.html
The funny thing is the main title of the ad is “Mid 1940’s Willys Jeep”, when I think mid I think 45 or 46.
I love it when people don’t do any research then try and tell you about their 46 or 47 WWII Jeep. I realize that history isn’t everybody strong point, but come on war was over in 45 and you’ve got a CJ.