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UPDATE: Price dropped to $7000
(12/27/2013) “I have a 1941 military jeep willy that is good condition it has all new tires,seats,roof,paint and runs good nothing wrong with this jeep these are very rare and I think $7,000 is a good price but I am willing to go lower give me a call if interested you can contact me at 520-808-5883 thank you for looking”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/4386447366.html
Has a CJ2A body,note the side drain holes and no tool boxes in rear corners,appears to have a slat grille with a solid military style panel added.Sorry but definitely not military or 1941.
Addition to above comment:does appear to have military style windshield.Real Frankenjeep.
I didn’t look nearly close enough on this. In addition to your comments, this all has a bunch of mods (front bumper area, steering column, dash and more).
This does appear to have some rear full floaters as well. Yep, a Frankenjeep.