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UPDATE: Still Available
(07/01/2015) Doesn’t run at the moment.
“Classic Willlys CJ3b. F124 engine, 3 Speed transmission, 4 wheel drive (high and low) All are there.
What paint is the original blue.
Missing to drive is a fuel tank, and seats. I’ve had it running. I plan to add those to get it drivable.
I’ll update ad as things change.”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/5318375287.html
Pretty complete cj3b. I’d say more like $3000 to $3500 after the seats and fuel tank have been added. Wonder how solid the hat channels and floors are. I like seeing the original side steps. Its so hard to see those large tail light holes in the back of the tub.
I remember this one from the last time. Is it me, or does that windshield lay back too far. It is either bent or damaged, or possibly a little bit of a fisheye effect through the lens. I can’t tell.