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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This saw action in Vietnam?? Not sure how that would have happened.
“This little jeep saw action in Vietnam and is looking for a new home. It would be great for hunters wanting to get around rugged property. This is a true barn find. The body is rust-free. There is a small amount of rust in the rear floor pan. The engine runs and the transmission is good. This a highly collectible jeep.”
Maybe there was a T.V. in front of the Jeep so it saw the action in Vietnam.
I also like this “The body is rust-free. There is a small amount of rust in the rear floor pan.”
lol @ TV 🙂
I saw a few civilian jeeps over there – contractors. They were by license Willys – Mitsubishi or Manhadra. If some contractor sent an, old at the time, CJ2A over and then bought it home he was a crazy businessman and with freighting costs to and from he wouldn’t be in business long. The military didn’t use 3 decades old civilian jeeps. You see nutty craigslist ads – I’d say prove it
The nutty ones are some of the funnest 🙂
The “body is rust free” means the seller isn’t going to charge extra for the rusted floor.