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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4850.
(01/28/2016) Runs and drives.
“47′ Willy’s
New Tires, New Rims, New Battery, New Leaf Springs, New Shocks, New King pin bearings, New Brakes, New axle seals (inner & outer) New E-Brake, Warn Overdrive, New Fuel system, New Fuel tank, 12 Volt system. Screw on oil filter.
New Seats, New Top, runs great, starts up in the coldest weather. Daily driver or the
Perfect Crawler for Moab or hunting.”
I love original paint and definitely the stencil. Possibly lots of rust with signs of it on bottom edges under door openings and spare tire location. It needs original wheels put back on since it is more of an original jeep rather than a modified one. Hard seeing those recessed taillights cut in. Engine and interior shots are nice to have too