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Look solid.
“Hello Craigslist. Here i have a true classic 1958 willys jeep. It is in running conditions. so you can test drive it. It has a pretty good bone white color paint. This jeep is pretty solid and is being sold as is with pink slip in hand.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/5772474837.html
Nice, listed as a 1958, has the rounded rear wheel openings of the earlier 1940’s wagons.
Mike , look at the pictures on Craigslist. The fender well on the right side maybe early the one on the left is not. The door hinges on the tailgate are a nice touch too…… several other things too.
Richard, thanks for pointing that out, somewhat odd ball with the 2 different openings over the wheels, Tailgate hinges seem to be “Home Grown”. Wow, not as sharp as I thought I was.
Aside from the items already mentioned, the grille and dash instruments are pre 1955, the taillights appear to be early 1950s Plymouth/Dodge station wagon units, license plate light is 52-63.