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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(01/02/2015) This appears worth a look. Interesting softtop.
“46 willy that is needing a new home! This was a project hat I bought for my wife but don’t have enough time or money to finish it. I have all of the parts. Needs some love but a nice project for a stock jeep or it would be a perfect wheeler! Motor is a flathead four cylinder that needs to be rebuilt! The interior is all taken out. All of the pieces are there”
This looks like the same jeep that a teen was trying to sell last year. It’s a 19,000 or 20,000 jeep with indents under the diamond plate. The fire wall has been cut to accommodate a different motor and trans but then seller changed his mind and wanted to rebuild the L head. Everyone should go through an interview process before owning these jeeps.
oh you mean it’s vin is 19xxx – 20xxx or so? Good to know.
I like the idea for the interview process 🙂