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Steve spotted this truck that will require a machete (or more) to extract.
“Body solid as well as frame some rot
No motor just trans
Great peject car
No title but will have bill of sale as take it to be noterized
Need gone asap
Best resaonabke offer takes it $500.00!!!!!”
https://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/5902143196.html
Could this be the elusive Yeti jeep in its natural habitat? Sasquatch, perhaps?
Or is this the real Jersey Devil, Mike?
Williamstown IS in South Jersey… from where the legends and sightings originate 😉
Got a kick out of this jeep.
Don’t know if the bottom half is really there. If it was somewhere else it could be this deep in snow at this time of year.
hey Joe the jersey devil was born on lee’s point rd not far from me All good willys in nj been gone I look out west make some trip out there to look Back in the day willy was used to dead pulling cedar wood tree from swaps they were great for that light/lowgears
Good info Chris! Definitely better old Willys specimens out here in AZ than I ever found living in NJ (Ft Monmouth and Howell ’97-’10).