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This pink CJ-7 will be auctioned in Montana.
“1955 WILLIES JEEP, TOTALLY RESTORED. WILL BE AUCTIONED AT SILVER’S CAR AUCTION FORT McDOWELL SPOT 223. PARTIAL PROCEEDS TO BREAST CANCER AWARNESS PROGRAMS.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/ctd/4846834274.html
Hmm. A 1955 CJ7?
Good catch, Bob. Maybe they’ve mixed the chassis of one with the body of the other, explaining why the front wheels appear too far back in the wheel wells.
But this Ad is mixed up: this Phoenix area ad states “Lolo, Mt” in the title but “SILVER’S CAR AUCTION FORT McDOWELL” is here in the greater Phoenix area. This is going to auction here in Arizona… so why is Montana even mentioned in the title? Too much snow in the pics for Phoenix, however. Hmmmm.