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Brett found this unusually painted CJ-3A. I can’t tell if this is a well executed canvas of trees and limbs or an arbitrary splashing of paint.
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49 Willyz CJ3A. New engine, and drive train. New super swampers. New suspension with Tera-flex revolvers, front and rear. New Best Top soft top. New seats front and rear. No rust. Jeep is out of California. Excellent condition for age. Jeff 801-647-2280″
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=11175897&cat=402&lpid=&search=
Looks like diamond plate on the bottom the window frame.
yes, now that you say it, it does look like diamond plating. I’ll adjust the post!
I bet thats a vinyl wrap not paint like this:
http://www.camo4u.com/?gclid=CPGdmpfeoqICFRd7gwodMUEewg
Aha! that’s a good point. I’ve been wondering how well the vinyl wrap would work on a jeep.