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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(12/05/2016) Has a government plate, but it’s hard to read.
“1971 CJ6 Willys Jeep The Last year. Has 3.8 V/6 Buick motor 3 Speed,manual steering & brakes lots,lots new parts to much to list. Daily driver for 2 year have 2 tops bikini top and steel hard top w/doors. everything works 4×4 etc. sell now 6,500 firm;’
Good morning, is this jeep still available?
Hi Melvin,
It looks like this CJ-6 has sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave
… speaking of petroleum products , i was in harbor freight the other day to get a gas siphon , not to steal gas but to siphon fuel from my 48 wills st claire truck to my new hyundai 4trax 4×4 atv — i noticed they had sta-lube 14 oz moly graph grease cartridges for dirt cheap – $5.99 !! — i have been using this stuff for decades and then couldnt find it — its the best , graphite plus molybdenum and grease — perfect for willys u-joints , tie rods ends , spring shackles , everything under a vintage willys — my ranch is on the north face of a major cascade stratovolcano and the dirt roads around here are not dirt , they are volcanic andesite , a dusty igneous material that gets into everything . its like the stuff ejected from mount st helens in 1980 . i happened to be near mount st helens in july , 1980 , 2 months after the eruption and it was a mess . ok , i’m going back to harbor freight and see if they will sell me a case of MOLY-GRAPH , i cant operate without it ,,,
I watched Mount St. Helens blow from the top of a fir tree near Seattle. It was a great view, but a bit of a climb. I could see the clouds of ash blowing eastward over the Cascades. What a mess for the eastern WA folks!
– Dave