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Looks solid.
“1953 Willy’s jeep ( was Jimmy Hoffa jeep have the title )
First year overhead cam,9810 original miles , have all original parts. New distributer , elec igniton,no points, new springs, converted to 12 volt, radio/CD player And new battery”
http://greenbay.craigslist.org/cto/5609715020.html
Well maybe Jimmy is buried under the hood. That’s a lot of money. Could use more pics
Not really an overhead cam. F-head. Exhaust valves in the block, intake valves in the head. More pics would be helpful.
i got one just like this in CA for 6 grand. i don’t care who used to own it, chris is right, that’s a lot of money. and who wants a 53?