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UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/10/2015) Has a variety of updates.
“1953 Jeep Willy’s CJ3B
Dana 44 Front and Rear
WARN Hubs
Spooled Rear end, Power lock front
Front disk brakes, drums in the rear
35″ TSL BOGGERS with spare
2 new optima batteries
Cole Hersee battery shutoff
5 point harness
roll cage
Stand up WARN wench
Small Block Chevy with Holly offroad Carb
4 speed manual transmission
twin stick transfer case”
http://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/5338444986.html
Serious tires and a serious engine! Disc brakes too… I wonder what (if anything) was done to upgrade the steering. Unless there’s rot behind the diamond plate, I can see the value in this one.
I just noticed the power steering pump… so this has “go”, “whoa”, and handling too 😉
I think it has the older style fiberglass seats as well. I think the diamond plating on the side may turn off some buyers. But, it can be a body saver on some of the tight northwest trails.