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This is one clean jeep on the outside!
“1966 Willys Jeep – excellent condition
no rust – low mileage -6 cylinder
Original motor – new soft top -new gauges
new tires & micky thomson wheels
cell 6182637707”
http://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/2990996474.html
I’m pretty sure the government didn’t require side marker lights until ’68. So is this registered wrong, really a ’68, or are those later model fenders?
Good point. Or maybe aftermarket fenders.
I just did a highlight unscientific google image search on ‘1967 CJ5’ vs. ‘1968 CJ5’ and it appears like it was ’68 when those side reflectors were added.