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UPDATE: Price dropped to $2900
This 1947 Custom Flattie is named “Double Joint”.
“I have a 47 with little to no rust
Has custom body work done
set up for 4 wheel steering
runs good.
Original engine, transmission, and transfercase
Title
Won the ridge runners mud races multiple years in a row
For me information please email me.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/4147640219.html
OH! god that is 1 ugly P.O.S
It might just be a “sold” P.O.S. (although beauty is in the eyes of the beerholder)! When I clicked the link I got: “Page Not Found – There is nothing here – No web page for this address – 404 Error”
Correction: I found it posted at this URL… http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/4112363394.html
Funny that all three pics online are from the same angle.
I’ll correct this. I must not have updated the link. I find these odd ones interesting. I *think* this has been built on a CJ-3B platform. This is the kind of thing I’d pick up just for its history. I keep thinking I’ve seen this in a magazine article . . . but where.