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UPDATE: Was $7900. Status Unknown
This looks solid. It is no longer 24 volt. It should never have been 6 volt.
“THIS 4X4 1952 WILLY’S JEEP RUNS GOOD AND IS GREAT CONDITION. 6 VOLT CONVERTED TO 12 VOLT, 4 CYLINDER, ALSO INCLUDED IS AN EXTRA SEAT AND RIMS. THIS JEEP CAN BE SEEN AT 569 S HURON RD, LINWOOD, MICHIGAN.”
I was thinking that they were 24 volt originally.
Yes, you are correct. I was trying to indicate this wasn’t the original voltage, but completely missed the seller said 6 rather than 24volt. Thanks for mentioning it Dave.
I’m trying to track this jeep down. Was it sold? If so does anyone know to whom?
Thanks, Lyle Watkins, lylew2@gmail.con, cell:778 866 9417
Hi Lyle,
I don’t know the status on this one. If it reappears I’ll let you know. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave