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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450
Looks like $450 worth of value to me.
“I have a Willys (1948??) CJ for sale, with no title nor VIN. Was on a farm for decades. Being sold as parts only. Perhaps to support your restoration, trail rig? Hunting truck or gosh knows what! Either way, I want it gone and need the space, hence the super low price. Cash only, not selling it off bit by bit, what you see is what you get. Does not run, needs to be towed.”
Based on the other cars in the parking lot, i’m sure this jeep doesn’t feel at his place and it need a new home.
Definitely worth it’s price in parts! Even looks restorable.
Is that a four door Toyota Land Cruiser in the background?
My guess is Icon 4×4 is the seller of the Willys. Looking at the inventory of resorables and the fact they are near LA would support this idea. The vin and title probablly got “recyled” and used on one of their Icon cj3b replicas. Not sure if they just recycle vins for their new vehicles, but if they do I dont know how I feel about that…………..
Sure looks that way to me Paul.
I’ll bet you are right Wjeeper.