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“Here for sale is my WWII Jeep. It is fairly complete with many extra parts. It runs and drives, has a new windshield with modern auto safety glass. If you have any questions, please email me. I am asking $2800 or best offer. I need to sell this to pay for the rest of my tuition at WWU. I also have an extra engine, transmission and transfer case for $950. Thank you for looking!”
http://bellingham.craigslist.org/cto/2183247432.html
Okay, I got two questions;
Is there any chance this could be a slot grille? Because the headlights look really weird in the under hood picture.
And what’s up with the crazy half doors? I’m guessing those are home made.
Those are the flip up headlights. Here is a side view of other lights http://www.flickr.com/photos/blazer8696/2897108842/
if this were a slatgrille, there should be a willys script on the rear of the body (assuming the body is original to the grille).
i have not seen those half doors on wwii jeeps; i assume home mad.