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Update: **Sold** Was $6250.
It appears to have a hunting seat on the front bumper. The rear of the body has had a little work based on the rear fender wells.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/d/whitesboro-1962-willys-jeep-cj/7399189228.html
“I have a very nice 1962 Jeep willys cj 6 in great shape tub not all rusted out has some surface rust runs butt will need brake work and carb work will take 6250”
Looks like Boarder Patrol green on the dash.
I just bought this jeep. My plan is a complete restoration including factory paint color.
Thanks for the update Jim. Good luck with the restoration!
– Dave
Well, I got it home to New Mexico. Began ordering parts. I have decided to take advantage of the the extra length (20 inches) and install a 79 V6 Buick even fire, AX15 5spd and keep the Dana 18. The conversion is on its’ way. I plan on 4 wheel disc brakes and rebuilt suspension. Perfect for taking my boat to Elephant Butte lake (we could use a good winter run off) along with some camping stuff. I think I”ll document the restoration and post it. Thanks All, Jim
Jim,
Sounds like a good plan. Yes, NM needs some water and snow pack (like most of the west!).
– Dave