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This one is listed as a 1945 ….
“Year: 1945
Make: JEEP
Model: CJ 4WD
Series: CJ7
VIN: 1GJKKJLLLOD3666
Stock #: WA1181
Condition: Used
Exterior: Green
Interior: Graphite
Body: (US)
Transmission: Manual
Engine: 8 Cylinder”
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/ctd/5953305051.html
With all the information readily available on the internet, that is absolutely no reason for such an inaccurate listing, except laziness. I can possible understand this from a private party, but not from a established used car dealership!
While I am ranting, last night I watched Barrett-Jackson auction of what they called ” 1988 Jeep CJ-7, that was clearly a 1988 Wrangler YJ. So much for their detailed research and inspection! That would be a very rare and valuable CJ-7.