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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
Does museum quality include a dented front bumper?
“Fully restored 1941 Willys World War II era Jeep. $15,000 obo
Restored to original battle ready condiotion
6 volt electrical system
WWII rifle rack
WWII black out headlights and tail lights
military tires
accurate hood numbers
Museum quality restoration
turn key ready
This WWII Jeep has not been altered from its original WWII design”
I’ve got to say most of the WW2 jeeps I’ve seen in museums have been disappointing when it comes to quality and accuracy. So, maybe the sellers statement is not entirely untrue. 😉
Like those 7:00’s for tires…NOT. What type of museum is he talking about….one’s that display restored vehicles, or ‘battlefield diorama’ displays?
Again, sellers not in the ‘know’ should leave the editorializing out and state the pro’s and con’s of what they are selling, not what they ‘think’ they’ve got.
I thought those tires were a bit on the larger size.
Hello I just wanted to know if this Jeep is still for sale
Hi Raul,
I checked Craigslist and it is no longer listed. I’ve updated the post. If i see it relisted I will drop you an email.
– Dave