UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000.
Looks good.
“For sale is a 95 % restored 1962 Willy’s Jeep Delivery. Have over $40,000 in paper work of all work done. Has a rebuilt 1968 Chevy 327 vet motor, 375 h.p. Steel crank, forged pistons, motor has been blue printed and balanced. Only 1000 miles on motor. A lot of powder coating has been done to motor. Muncie close 4 speed, connected early buick 10 bolt posi differential. Hurst shifter ,complete chrome straight axle. Flow master exhaust system. All new brakes, gas lines +gas tank. Has the orig bumpers that were sent out and re chromed.
Has the orig bench seat that was restored. New Jade Green paint with Blk Rhino lining on roof and has been sprayed on interior floors front to back. Not much to make it 100 % done. I have been using it like this for 3 years. Could use alittle interior finshing, or can leave as is. Wont be disappoint , the thing is a fast, beast. Turn’s heads every where it goes. Only 300 made of thease in 62.If you don’t have the cash don’t waste my time. Over $40k invested. Not driven by a kid, 68 years old, getting out of the kid stage, and this is my last hot rod to be sold. Asking $20,000 Cash only”
Once again, too shinny, birds are going to fly into it like they do on the Windex Commercial.
Taking a picture of a picture doesn’t help any but you’re right mike, too shiny for a willys
OUCH! While reading this a sparrow just flew into my computer screen. Now I’m going to have a flock of “Angry Birds” dive bombing me everywhere I go. It’s all because of this dam shinny Willys!
Careful Mike! 🙂
Get out the sunglasses and watch for birds. It’s like an alfred Hitchcock movie