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Drain holes have been plugged.
“1953 CJ3B. F-134 hurricane engine. 4X4 works in high and low gear.
All new: Brekes, Stater, Optima battery, 100% rewired (12Volt) , fuel Tank, head gasket, Shocks, Carbonator, fuel pump, lights, gauges and more.
Added Jeep Fold and tumble backseat and seat belts. Runs Great. Lots of photos available. Email with questions or offers (use reply button). Ready to drive home today.”
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/cto/5420260312.html
The spare tire carrier holes have been filled too and bow supports removed, wrong steering wheel and missing parking brake handle, missing dash light and some knobs, and nothing for any wipers. Too much money for so much missing and questionable body work
but it does have new brekes, stater, and a carbonator! bought a carbonator for my daughter for Christmas and it makes great sparkling water
That’s hilarious. I noticed the carbonator but missed the others