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UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/24/2015) The pics suggest it has some rust.
“1954 Willys Jeep. All new brakes, five new military tires, new shocks, new exhaust front to rear system, complete tune up, including valves and new carburetor, turn key running condition. AS-IS! One of a kind!!! No tire kickers only serious offers.”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/5087032973.html
This jeep would make a nice restoration project but at that price it’s unrealistic. Wonder why the switched out electric wipers were moved to top of windshield frame. They’re only up there with tilt out window. Maybe for extra space. Pretty tough to get to tool box with a solid bench seat. I like the black license plate. It would be nice to see engine compartment and closer interior pics.
I like the half cab, but you’re right, this thing is priced about 3x what it’s worth, so you could not afford to restore it.
It’s Bay Area pricing. Sandwiches cost $16 and toast
can cost $4 a slice; don’t get me started about real estate.