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Jeep looks solid, but the top seems to be missing plastic.
“1954 Willy’s Jeep CJ 3B. F-head engine 12 volt system with alternator. Electric wipers. New fuel pump. used as hunting vehicle and stored for 28 years. It runs great. No brakes. Warn hubs.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/5012696817.html
I like this jeep it has character but for that price it shouldn’t need the brakes repaired , it should be pretty nearly perfect.
I agree Peter, it looks like a solid jeep but with that kind of price it shouldn’t have any problems. One of the cleaner defrost add ons I’ve seen on an early 3b. Some pretty big holes in the back for taillights