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This is being sold by a dealer.
“Classic restored 1961 CJ 3B willys Jeep. Original Miles. Super clean with new tires, new interior, fresh paint, sand stone splatter guard interior with white and black specks along with clear-coat. New radiator, carburetor, exhaust, starter, and clutch. This is a classic jeep well kept and well maintained!
Features Include:
-Overhauled
-Aluminum Wheels”
Hmmm…restored? I’m not liking the coating on the interior. It makes it look badly painted. The seat frames are not correct for this year. Should have the larger horn button. Aftermarket heater, wrong wheels and taillights, missing corner bow supports, no draw bar. Messy wiring showing from under dash. Take the diamond plate off. But then again, seller never said original restoration.
I see diamond plating and instantly assume it’s hiding the gaping rust holes in the body that somebody wanted to cover up and was too lazy to do a real repair job.