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UPDATE: Status Unknown** Was $6500.
Has a Kelly Hardtop. Looks in good shape.
“A full frame off restoration. Just needs the finishing touches, such as, wiring turn signals and horn, reupholstery, and decals, etc. No rust, jeep has a solid steel body that is mostly all original. 5 New tires and rims. Custom fabricated floor, extended space for for driver seat. Rare 70 30 bench seat. Rare all steel Kelly Hardtop. New full exhaust. All new wiring harnesses. Runs and drives like a Willys jeep.”
I’m not used to it but is it the proper configuration for the seat? 60/40
60 for drivers and 40 for passengers or the opposite?
Pascal, that’s correct for the 60/40. The 40 is on the passenger side to allow entry to back and access to tool box
Echoing Chris, yes it is correct. The problem I’ve found with the arrangement is that the seat tends to tilt the driver towards the middle of the 60 seat: not the most comfortable seat in my opinion. At least this is true with my DJ-3As seat.
Thank