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“1961 Willys Wagon 289 V-8 with original 3 speed and 2 speed transfer case. New brakes, exhaust, springs, shocks. Very good mechanical condition. Body has some rust. Excellent for hunting or four-wheeling.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5755086920.html
Wow Dave, someone got a little carried away on the restro-mods and ended up building a CJ3B/Wagon. Instead of a Parkway they ended up with a Hobo. Hee, hee you sure there wasn’t a lot fumes in that thar gerrage you cleaned out and you’re still hung over? Hah, we still thank you for your work on here!
Barry,
If it wasn’t garage fumes, then I don’t know what happened. Not a whole lot of 3B left in that wagon, lol 🙂
– Dave