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It looks like the windshield might be bent at the window.
“1948 CJ2A WILLYS JEEP all original parts, new engine 2 years old less than 100 miles, 4 wheel drive, in running condition. See photos”
http://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/5000691471.html
I had to do a double take. $14,000? Seller must be selling an entire jeep collection too
$14,000? That thing must be perfect. Well it does have side steps…
Without knowing the condition of the rest of the thing, $1,500 tops.
Tires are junk.
There’s a stabilizer on the tie rods, meaning the steering is loose and needs rebuilt.
As Dave said, the windshield doesn’t look right.
What else could be wrong?
Maybe he really meant $1,400 – that would work.