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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.
That Kelly half cab looks in great shape.
“1956 Willys Jeep Cj 5 odometer reads 02100.2 miles 1956 Willy’s Jeep that has been in storage for almost 40 years runs and drives good it was recently a all tuned up any questions call 1-906 337 5512 or cell phone 1906 2815027”
Still has the old Goodyear Suburbanite tread pattern tires from the 1950-60’s……..cool
Sorry, not Goodyear Suburbanite tires .
https://images.app.goo.gl/EEyzspc2LHHr329C6
This looks very close
I’m not very familiar with those tires. They sure look like Suburbanites, based on the pic Mark provided. I looked to see if Coker was making replica tires, but had no luck finding them.
That said they look like newish tires, suggesting they could be a replica tire.
Terry, if not Suburbanite, do you have a thought on where they originated?
SOLD, may have been a good original jeep, could not tell enough by the pictures, but somebody liked it.
Looks like Surburbanites had many different tread patterns thru the years, I am only familiar with the OE Surburbanites on the 70’s era Jeeps.
Thanks for the update Mark!