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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Has replacement body.
“1954 Willy’s jeep – had a major makeover ( paint/body) in 2006.
Has been used just for recreation for the past 20 yrs. I have done light plowing and drag pulling with it. Has a few dings/scratches – needs some paint touch up. Runs, but is a bit rough. Has high and low range and nice beefy tires. Comes with plow. Asking $10,000 or B.R.O.”
That’s a lot of money for a non original jeep. It’s no wonder why totally original body jeeps are going for so much. The replacement bodies are getting better but nothing beats original tins. The top on this jeep does not look in good shape either.
Oh Chris, good morning. This jeep is getting some patina on that repop tub. Yup, his top is shot but no biggie. I really like those 16″ wheels and tires, gives it a nice stance. If a guy (or gal) that just wants the look, this is pulling it off. Just think what it would be all original. By the way, what time did you get in from the bummer trip?
Oh hey toddy, got back around 1 this morning. I could not find a jeep to buy on the way back. Understand puking it off with this jeep, but a repro tub and it isn’t nice enough for $10,000
1 am? That sucks buddy. I love your spell check!
Oops, that was supposed to be pulling it off. At least I can use the right to.hehe 🙂
Where?
Oh toddy. Tons of places but I’m the nice brother and let it go. You are forgiven. You’re welcome. I like you. You can move on now. Did you find me some fenders?
Oh thanks for forgiving me. It must be tough being perfect…no I haven’t found any stinking ’55-’69 cj5 fen
ders…
Who would have thought it would be this hard to find a nice, solid set of short nose fenders. I need to finish my tux.
We need to stock op on those…