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UPDATE: Still Available
(06/11/2012) This was available at a yard sale this past weekend. Call to find out if it is still available.
“I bought this Willys Jeep as a 1952 but think it is a 1953. It is a CJ3B with the best engine I ever heard on an old jeep. It is a flat fender jeep and buyers need to look at this jeep. Come and see at my yard sale on July 4,5,6,&7 at 2130 U S Rte 5 N in Windsor, Vermont if it is still here. 8026745057 wes”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3800533794.html
Took a drive and had a gander at this one. The owner is a great guy with a 44 Ford GP with arctic top in the next barn. Model A sedan, and a Model T frame in another barn. The kind of place you could take a day just looking about. However, have to say that the 3b had seen better days, engine ran like a top but the tub is in pretty bad shape, multiple patches in the pan, and a ton of bondo, and rust everywhere. I almost felt bad as I was wanting it to be in better shape.
Thanks for the update Jay!
– Dave