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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900.
That’s a Porter & Reed hardtop. Note the sideways rear door. Is that the exhaust just above the driver’s side rear brake light?
“1948 willys jeep. “” original condition””. Colorado jeep . very little rust. 4 cyl flathead engine. good clean CO title. runs. been sitting for some time. ” Cash” “phone calls only””or email….Im too old to text”
Very nice untouched willys, looks like the keyed coil could still be in use. No way to be sure. I wonder if they wanted to keep the exhaust away from dry grassy areas?
Very strange on the exhaust, you would think it would be shorter to exit out the passenger side. I think they decide to use the trailer socket hole, rather than hack the body. That should make a future restorer happy. That does appear to be a very clean original jeep. The hardtops tend to help save the tubs from rust.