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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3750
It sounds like there’s a little more work to be done. Looks good.
“47′ Willy’s jeep with rare half steel cab, rims have new powder coat, new tires and tubes. This is a restoration project that includes new and used parts. Jeep is looking for a home that appreciates history and some TLC!”
What is running condition is it still for sale
Hi Doug,
It appears to still be for sale. Email the seller via Craigslist for more info. Here’s the link again:
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4367040891.html
– Dave
A nice Sunoco blue & yellow; a very cool gas station type Jeep with that 1/2 cab. Here we go again down memory lane; Back in the 50’s Harry &Bill’s Atlantic service station had a 47 CJ2A and they made a 1/2 cab out of aluminum and painted the Willys red. Looked really dam good for home made. All you “old guys” ( young @ heart) must have Old Willys stories to tell, lets hear’em.