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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $21,900.
Looks like the interior has been rhino-lined.
“This Restored 1951 Willys CJ-3A. It is equipped with a Flathead 4-Cylinder Motor, Single-bbl Carb, 3-spd Manual Transmission, 12-Volt system and a PTO Winch. The engine, transmission and 4×4 are in great condition. There are no noticeable rust issues. The paint and interior are in great condition.
BiasPly Tires 6.50 — 16LT
Vin# 451GB143932”
This is a nice jeep, but in my opinion way over priced. The details have to be right. No spare tire. It’s one thing on a trail or driver but on a restored jeep it should be there. There’s a tear in the tranny boot and a wire hanging down by the Harrison. Not a big deal at all but it’s the details. Not original bumper or a close look alike. Headlight chrome rings and Guage rings are painted. And of course it has been rhino lined. I like the color and I like seeing little things like the hood gutter and manual wiper.