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UPDATE: Price dropped to $5200
(04/15/2024) The seller had been selling two jeeps, not it’s only one.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/439454708536070
“53 CJ3B does run and stops needs battery but will start with jump start. Asking $5200 Need gone due to health reasons. Have title in hand. ”
Also has the post 56 dash.
Good point! It has the T-handle parking brake.
I notice it also has large head speedo and there is a hole in the dash for defrost hose. ALL these items suggest 60s model. Would be interested what axles it has. Former 62 CJ3B I had, had 427 gear ratios from factory.
Thanks David … likely a 1959-1962, given the fresh air intake and the fact it still has the “Willys” stamping.
– Dave