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Looks solid.
“Willys Jeep CJ3B 1953. Runs like a top. Body off restoration 1000 miles ago. Great WWII era civilian utility vehicle painted to look like the military version. First year of new Willys F-head “Hurricane” engine…producing 75 hp. 36% more than the 55 hp produced by the previous flat head “Go Devil” Willys Jeep engine. Motor just rebuilt. Everything works like new.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/5416572145.html
I’ve seen this one before. That’s a lot of money. It’s amazing how many people want a fortune for their jeeps but can’t frame them nicely. Duct tape on driver’s seat, missing cane handle, ripped dash info tag, extra holes in dash make it look incomplete. Steering wheel isn’t correct but they were going for a military theme. It would be nice to see the engine
The duct tape must be there to secure the gold bars stashed in the seat cushion. They must be charging extra for the overspray on the tires too. Not a bad looking CJ3B, but they really missed the mark on the price.