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This 3A looks in great shape, though it is missing the PTO bar and grille parking lights.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/2191853717644845/
“1951 Jeep Willys · Truck · Driven 67,000 miles”
excuse me ? — a willys cj-3a in mt shasta , calif with OREGON PLATES ? — trying to get around the very strict california SMOG LAWS ?? — also , i dont see mt shasta in the background , its visible 200 miles away but for some reason not visible in these photos …
You do not have to smog any vehicle older than 1974 in Calif.
Beautiful area where I owned Jeeps and went deer hunting. Dedication of Shasta Dam was Kennedy’s last public event before his death. Old mining towns like Whiskeytown destroyed by fires in last couple years.
Merle Haggard passed away at his ranch there. A great area for Jeeping!