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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200
(11/13/2013) “Two Willys Jeeps 1953 & 1954 CJ-3Bs. Take two and restore one. One ran and drove when parked. It has an F-head motor, T-90 trans, Dana 18 t-case. The other has an L-head motor, T-90 trans and Dana 18 t-case, never heard it run. Have a title for one. $1200.00 OBO”
The chrome bumper on the one is a riot.
High hood on the left has a jeepster commando bumper on it. I thought it was a tux bumper until I seen the jeepster hood in the back. Think of the traffic accident you would of caused driving down the road and spotting those as you drove by. Quick, where do you turn around? My wife hates it when I do that!
I think jeepster commando bumpers are same size as tux bumpers. It’s the 49-51 jeepsters, wagons, and trucks that have the longer bumpers. This one does look longer
Agreed Bob,and check out the twin spotlights and Mack bulldogs on it!