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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(03/28/2015) Check out the odd turn signals.
“53 willys over land jeep
Rebuilt motor
Rebuilt front and rearend
Pozzy in the rear
33x1250x17 trailblazers
front 2 hold air back to hold air just have a,small leak due to not rolling around
Jeep could use a new battery and carb cleaning
all the lights work
has a,sheet metal roof to block out the rain
3 speed manual with high low granny gear
Great jeep to cruise around the trails in not road worthy”
Ya, those turn signals are strange. What the heck did they come off of?
I don’t think they’re turn signals because there’s no turn signal unit on the steering column, and they sort of look like halogen lights to me. I think they’re just work lights to illuminate the general area in back of the jeep.
Hi Steve, I think they’re talking about the weird lenses on the grill. The green ones that you almost need a permit to carry
I thought you guys were referring to the rear lights. My error.