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UPDATE **SOLD** Was $3500
The floor appears replaced.
“1954 CJ3B Jeep!! These are getting hard to find these days!! Original motor that runs great! 12 volt upgrade system with fuse blocks, etc. new gas tank, new paint, good seats, new brakes, shifts well, 4×4 is engaging,…… still could have more restoration done.. sky is the limit with these jeeps. I currently drive this daily in town… I have the title in my hand….. water pump gasket is going…serious only please…”
If someone took their time while painting the body and kept the diamond plate out, this would be a nice jeep. There are no upright bow supports on the rear corners or wheel wells. If the bed was that bad to require replacing, I wonder how bad the hat channels are.
If this Jeep has always been local, there won’t be any rust on it. It’s not near the ocean, or mountain road salt. Some guys put diamond plate over the body to prevent (or hide) dents in the floor caused by throwing heavy things in the back.
My CJ-5 has a wavy floor in the rear from previous owners, but it doesn’t bother me, it’s solid. I would never put diamond plate on my Jeep.
I don’t know this Jeep, but I’m local and I can look at it for someone interested who wants an independent opinion about it. From the photos, it looks like a nice little CJ-3B.
**Steve E.**
Hi Steve, would you be willing to look at it for me? Maybe it is just covered up.
Chris, it sounds like you’re interested in buying this if it’s in good shape, so I’ll go take a look and take more photos if I can connect with the owner tomorrow.
**Steve E.**