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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.
Here’s a non runner.
“Please only serious buyers inquire. Additional information can be sent upon request. $850 Or Best Offer. 1950 Jeep Willys: Has rust throughout,No doors,Missing some instruments, Upholstery is tore in a few places but seems to be in decent shape, No floor coverings, Has the engine, not sure if it runs, Standard transmission, 32,014 miles.
This willys is very very very and did i say very rough… Body is in very poor condition it has 2×4 lumber supporting the body from underneath, the hood has been all walked on .. Seller thinks they can get more for scrap, which is probably true because it does not run… I would hate to see a willys go into the scrape pile so I’ll keep working them….
The seller thinks they can get more than $850 for scrapping this? That estimate seems a bit high. Good luck on saving it!
– Dave