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UPDATE: Still Available
(04/26/2013) This includes an overdrive. It’s listed as a ’45, but I don’t see anything to indicate it’s that early. The body is a little rough based on the old pics.
“Here we have a 1945 Military Willys Jeep. 283 Chevy V-8 engine. 3 speed manual transmission with overdrive and a dual stick transfer case. New lock out hubs. Runs and drives great. Asking $3650 OBO. Layaway type payment plans available. Call 719-243-4614”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4269627958.html
Cool old tires I remember seeing these back in the day. Are they Armstrongs? Anyone know.
I’ve been collecting some old four wheeler magazines. I’ll hunt down their name.
Are they Gates XT commando?I have catalog from 1973 that looks like these.
Pretty sure those are Gates tires. Had a set just like them on my CJ3B back in the late 1960’s.
Gates tires on 15×8 KH 1970 Renegade I’s…. very cool