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There just aren’t many roads on St. John to drive one of these! It’s an unusual CJ-5.
“Completely Restored 1963 Jeep CJ5 Willy. 500 miles on Overhauled 4 Cylinder. Rhino lined undercarriage and inside body. Bluetooth handsfree stereo with Kicker Speakers. Very Comfortable seats. I brought this down from the states. It is a lot of fun and a real head turner. everything works and she runs perfect. Starts up immediately and drives like new.”
http://virgin.craigslist.org/cto/3849050703.html
Look, this hood is louvered like the others we’ve seen in the past.
I’ve never been there, Dave, but i imagine it would be a blast driving that around in the Virgin Islands. But not actually ON the beach, of course, it would accellerate the rust…