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UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/18/2015) An external oil filter has been added to this.
“army jeep M38 1952 32k miles clean title rock climes no problem runs strong starts right up new carb thanks for looking ron ps not good with e mail”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/5270042456.html
Looking at the background in the pictures, that’s not a part of Cupertino that usually comes to mind. Looks more like where I grew up.
I wondered that as well. Maybe west of Cupertino in the mtns?
Could very well be the Santa Cruz mountains. Looked to rent a railroad house there during the dot com days when I was a factory worker. Was technically Cupertino, but not…
Nice Jeep.