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UPDATE: Was $7500. **Sold**
Needs a little work, but might be worth a look.
“1945 Willys MB Jeep. This is the type of Jeep used in World War II. It has a new reproduction steel body and Frame, rebuilt engine, transmission, and rear axle. It has new reproduction tires. It needs the lights hooked up and general detail work. We have well over $10,000 invested in it.
This Jeep has the original 4 cylinder flat head engine it’s only about 50 HP so this isn’t a Hot Rod.”
When you look at the vehicle see if you can establish why it is sitting so high. The fenders are much higher up over the wheels than they should be. Something odd is going on there.
-Merlin
i’ll bet springs are on top of axles.
I chatted with him some more today, and asked about the leafs. He told me they’re under the axle. Maybe it’s the angle of the pictures?
Hi is your jeep still for sale please advise
Hi Dave,
I suspect this sold. If the ad reappears, I’ll drop you a note.
– Dave