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https://flagstaff.craigslist.org/wto/d/1963-jeep-willys-fleet-van/6576929652.html
“Good condition, new tires.”
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“Good condition, new tires.”
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This FJ3A has been sitting in a field south of Winslow off ST RT 87 for at least 30 years. It belonged to a local man who was also a former Commissioner of the Arizona Highway Commission. When I last got up close to it a few years ago, it is still in relatively good condition, and did have some metal crates inside for hauling chickens, but no dead chickens in there. At that time, the current person was not receptive to my offer to buy, but now appears to be ready to sell. A couple of us discussed this Jeep at Jesse’s last FC Roundup and the cost was mentioned at 3K. It has the vertical grille bars and left hand drive.
I would have thought it was just standing on the corner.