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Looks like there is $1100 of value here.
“1955 Willys C38 with only two owners. The vehicle isn’t running but she comes with proper paperwork and has been parked under cover since 1965. Comes with a Ramsey winch, a tow hitch and an arctic winter roof & door package. She’s in excellent condition and would be a great project to the right owner.”
http://cranbrook.craigslist.ca/cto/5032002602.html
Must have a tip out windshield with wipers on the top. Wonder why there is a piece of angle iron connecting the fenders. The seller says it’s in excellent condition. Should have pulled it out of garage for better pics. Definitely has value especially with a title.
Haven’t seen the angle iron connecting the fenders before either, maybe it’s some kind of brush guard?