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UPDATE: Was $5000. **SOLD**
Looks pretty original.
“49 4wd Willys Jeep truck. This is the original workhorse. It has been in my family for 50+ years but I do not have space for it. Was stored in a dry area and stays garaged.”
Wish there was a “Like” button on here. That is a very nice old truck.
funny you should say that. I’ve got a like plugin donated to me by a developer. I just haven’t had a chance to finalize the installation. Coming soon!
Was this green an original color? Is it worth $5000?
JT,
It is so faded that I’m not sure what the original color might have looked like. Is it worth $5k? Based on the pics, it probably wouldn’t be worth that much in the lower ’48. But, the cost of stuff in Alaska has its own pricing structure (usually higher). I haven’t seen that many trucks for sale up there either. So, I couldn’t say for sure if that was a fare price or not (but seems a little high).
– Dave