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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
There are a variety of holes in the windshield, so you’ll want to patch those before driving in the rain.
“1948 Willy 2As Jeep. The first civilian jeep model. Used originally as a farm vehicle. This jeep runs great and is in very good condition. Rebuilt and mostly original. Original flat head four cylinder engine. A blast to drive.”
Looks like the drivers side near the gas tank has been patched.
Yep, I agree with you. I hadn’t noticed that.
Gas tank has been moved somewhere else. What’s that on the cowl and does anyone recognize what that air cleaner is from? Seems to fit in there nicely.
That’s one way to hide the hole in the dash from the previous owners’ radio, cover it with a license plate…
Ah is that why the license plate is there . . .