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UPDATE: Price dropped to $5000.
(02/22/2014) Seller is willing to trade.
“I have a classic 1950 Cj3a Willy’s jeep for sale. It has the stock motor that was rebuilt 2000 miles ago. I have most of the paper work on the restoration. It was restored about 4 years ago so it hasn’t been driven much. I am open to trades so show me what you have. Worst I can say is no. Call or text me anytime after 2:00 PM. Email me when ever you want for more info.”
The rear x-member looks like wood. Looks nice but I’d be on the look out. The seller’s fix to the cracked paint, probably lots of bondo, is to it cover-up.
Brett, I *think* that’s just a wood cover over the rear cross member. There’s a photo that I didn’t include which shows a side angle view. It looks to me that the wood is pretty thin. However, I’d recommend looking underneath to analyze the condition of the rear member.