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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This has one of those unique California modified windshields.
“1949 jeep willys buick v6 with rebuilt carb t-90 3 speed transmission rebuilt, dana 18 twinstick transfercase rebuilt, warn overdrive gone through everything has just been rebuilt no more then a few miles on it ,lifted on 33 in mud tires , warn front locking hubs, front tow bar , winch has no remote , tilt steering, needs exhaust put on its and brakes need to be bleed but they still work”
Excellent jeep for someone, looking to go four wheeling. A lot of value here. Priced right.
I really like the deep wheels, the doors, and the overall rugged look.
This what a trail jeep use to look like. Has the v-6, overdrive, winch, (maybe needs lockers) sounds like the running gear is rebuilt. (I’d have to inspect that 🙂 ) Maybe I could come down and go four wheeling in Arizona and new Mexico. I’ll have start researching trails for winter time. We always had doors on our jeeps made out of steel. Slanted upper part of the door up the windshield. (didn’t attach to windshield) so we could still lay the windshield down. “Jeeps were built to be rugged” 🙂