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HOG spotted this CJ-3B out of Canada. Check out the gas inlet. It doesn’t look stock to me. I suspect this is an aftermarket body given the tool indents.
“Must sell my 1961 Jeep willys, runs very well, all original, Engine, transmission, gauges, interior, etc.
***$19,999.00 or OBO***”
$20,000??
Many of these were used by the South Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War.
Not sure what this guy is smoking, but $19,999.00 is totally unreasonable. Wonder why the engine is covered up in the picture?
It’s called a m606 and the tool indents are correct
The M-606s were just CJ-3Bs with a few differences. I’m pretty sure tool indents were not stock on these. Indents are found on CJ-3B replacement bodies from MD Juan.
http://cj3b.info/Military/M606Specs.html
kinda crusty too for $20,000
Your right the tool indents are wrong … Thanks for the info