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UPDATE: Was listed at $9900
“ 1953 Willys Wagon. 35,000 original miles, 4 WD, completely stock except converted to 12 volt. Runs great and is in very good condition. 1 owner, always garaged. Winch is not included. Located in Central Oregon.”
Nice to see one in this condition/
What is the price? I see two different prices
My bad Randy. It’s the lower price. I forgot to edit the price within the text.
– Dave
That winch bumper would be the first thing to go if it was mine. Looks like it’s more for a 1980’s pickup.
Buz, you have something against handlebar mustaches?
Around here I’d be snagging pine trees every time I backed up with that cow catcher bumper !
Can this vehicle be driven on the highway , as is? As an almost everyday vehicle ?
Adam,
You’ll want to give Mike a call to learn for sure, but by highway do you mean moderate speeds of 55mph or faster speeds of 75mph? The former is likely, the latter less so.
– Dave