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UPDATE: Still Available.
Looks solid. Has an odd rear bumper.
“Selling my 1954 Jeep Willys. Vehicle has been completely re-done. From Exterior to interior. Engine Transmission and Clutch in great working order. Has new tires and rims and lots more. For more information or details please give me a call or text.”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/4995806630.html
This one has been posted before. I remember the baseball helmets painted green in the back.
You never know when you’re gonna need a meat cleaver while out driving around.
Brian .. yes, part of its anti-zombie package!
JW .. I thought I’d seen this, but I couldn’t find it when I searched through my archives (at least not listed in Chicago).
Maybe it was a special and rare “butcher’s jeep”?
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Dave,
This was listed in Chicago last year, originally for $15,000.
Can’t forget the OD baseball helmets.
Found and deleted the old one. Thanks guys.
i offered 3 grand. not enough
This might be the best example of why some folks need to fill out an application to see if it is ok to own and take care of a jeep! Don’t get me started…
Good one Todd.
if i recall this is a franken jeep. looks good but parts from many many other jeefs. used as a film prop.