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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This may be more solid than it first appears.
1963 Willy’s Jeep
Hurricane Engine 2.3
new ignition
no rust.
every part this jeep will ever need can be ordered from JC Whitney. http://www.jcwhitney.com/
1500 firm cash deal. no trades. will have to be towed. needs tires. motor runs well. I will not take 1499 or less, the drive axle alone is worth 1000.00″
What drive axle is he speaking of? Looks like stock tapered 44 rear and a 25 front.
No rust huh? Where’s the bottom of the tailgate? And in what world is any jeep axle worth a grand? This ad should be flagged for ignorance.
Is that Indian Ceramic on the steering column, a chrome ring on speedo, and chrome latches on the w/s frame? It was once a Tux III