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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
“61 Willys Jeep. Runs great, rebuilt motor with about 500 appx miles on it, maintenance kept up on it. 283 V6, low miles on tires, power steering, 9000lb wench, clean title, up to date reg. Great off road vehical. $5,000.00 will entertain offers. Please email.”
This looks like a mod from an early prototype 3b. Interesting note, Dan Fogelberg’s (rip) ranch, Mountain Bird Ranch, is in Pagosa Springs.
Wonder if it is really a 61. The prototype CJ4 looked very much like this and a Willys engineer sold it several years before he passed away. Be interesting to know the serial number of this Jeep. What does a 9000lb wench look like? Bet she can do anything she wants.
When I saw this my first thought was that it looked like the prototype. But, after considering the single gauge and the year, I figured it was a copy cat of it.
I imagine a 9000lb wench is not very nimble.
front end is pretty boogered up