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Runs and drives Looks pretty stock.
“selling running 50 willys jeep pickup it does run and drive with minimal rust does have a few small issues needs brake work e brake does work and can be drove around the way it is using the hand brake has plow pump and cylinder but no plow..got a factory flat head strait 6 cylinder motor all factory as far i can see any questions feel free to call or text ”
http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/cto/5345128632.html
with the big window cab and the large speedometer, definitely newer than stated.
I have been looking for a suitable Willys pickup for 3+ years. As of late 99% junk and or over priced. Can’t believe these outrageous expectations. The question is why?
RK, I agree with you. All these on line auctions like Barrett Jackson, Ebay etc have inflated prices beyond reality. Everybody with an old rusting junkmobile that’s been sitting in the back for 20 plus years, thinks they now can cash in.
Anyone know what years the door panels came in that pattern (with the horizontal stripes)?
Dan B. I had 2 1960 wagons, both had those design door panels.
Thanks Mike!
Is your truck still for sale