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Unclear if it runs.
“THIS IS A 1943 JEEP WILLIES….GREAT PROJECT TRUCK…CALL/TEXT OR EMAIL
THX JASON $3800. SIX ZERO TWO—413 6557”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3881798978.html
Hi All
The last photo with the small data plate inside the glove box:
http://images.craigslist.org/3E43ra3G65E65K25tfd6j652f533e26f91cb7.jpg
Besides being this MB’s # why would this be placed inside the glove box door ?
I’ve seen plates attached to the inside of the door (to preserve them especially when new plates are attached to the outside of the door), but never seen it done like that. I couldn’t say why they did that.
The plate in the glove box looks like a DMV assigned # issued by the state when original plates are missing or unreadable. Assigning the jeep a new Identify. Usually, I’ve seen them riveted to the firewall, but I have a WW2 jeep right now with a DMV assigned Number stamped into the cowl that matches the title so likely the same kinda scenario with this jeep.