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UPDATE: Was $8500. **Status Unknown**
Looks solid. MIssing the dash data plate.
“4 cyl, 3 speed all original no rust, very straight body new upolstery and paint, no rust and drives good. Call Lou”
can anyone tell me if this is original body or repro?
It’s in such good shape it might be a repro. The fact that it does’t have the ‘Willys’ logo on the tailgate or the hood suggests that they are repro (though the m-38 also didn’t have the logo on the tailgate).
’64 is too late for Willys logos. That body looks good in the pics.
Bill .. Good point.
i have 2x 1964 cj3b’s and they both have willys stampings on the grill area
a pig in a poke
Well here’s something I didn’t know. 1964 tailgates were supposed to be blank. See Bart McNeil’s research at the CJ-3B page:
http://cj3b.info/Dating/DatingTailgates.html
– Dave