Floors patched with wood. It includes a warn overdrive.
“’53 Willys CJ-3B
Good old CJ Jeep and the Last year of the REAL Willys Overland before Kaiser bought them.
Runs and drives great!! Motor is from a 1972 Pinto, 2.0 and very very solid.
Otherwise its pretty original:
Trans and transfer case are original and also in great shape. Suspension, Brakes, body, motor, trans, 4wd all in good shape.
Need to see to appreciate and go for a drive around the back yard. 4lo 4hi and 2hi as well as a WARN overdrive.
Floors have been replaced with wood and are solid, body is solid.
I have a Title for it!!
Could use a new hood and some paint.
Bikini top only, lost indoor storage for it so hate to sell it but have no choice.
I would take a trade for a really nice sport bike or a clean Miata but mostly interested in cash. Pretty FIRM on price but cash talks
Email with a phone # or call / text nine one four 424-8384”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3054205645.html
Why does the hood stick out over the grill so far?
Here’s my 2 cents …
My best guess is that for reasons unknown, the windshield is mounted more forward than it ought to be. That is putting it up right against the hood. The hood can’t go back any farther, so it sticks over the grille. Now, why there isn’t a visible crack between the body and the hood puzzles me a little.
The grille appears to mount correctly on the frame, so I don’t think the grille is sitting back.
I need better pics for sure, but maybe someone else has an idea.
– Dave
I want to know if the buyer has to take the little creeper kid that shows up in two of the pics?
I’d rather not use the term creepy; however, there is a ghostly-like presence when looking through the windshield ….
I keep looking at the pic without him to see if he’s going to just pop out at me and scare me!