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UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/26/2020) I am puzzled by the image choices. This might have a DJ-3A convertible body or a fiberglass body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3055608854517396/
“Completely Restored. V8 350 Small Block. New 3 Speed Transmission and Transfer Case. 4WD. Low and High. New Seats. New Flooring. Stereo System. Interior LED Lighting. New Wiring for All Lights.”
Judging from the strange angle of the pictures, I wonder if this reflects the sellers state of mind, (TWISTED). If so, I’d be reluctant to purchase this Willys.
It’s like people don’t really want to sell their items. I personally wouldn’t even call about it, as it seems they’re hiding something by taking photos with such an abstract view.
David