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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2750.
(02/05/2016) It doesn’t run at the moment.
“1952 Willy’s Jeep CJ3, flat head 4 cylinder, manual transmission, 4×4, I think it will run with a little work, possibly starter bad, restorable. Clean title!”
what are the guy wires for?
I expect it is to reduce the stress of wind against the windshield. At highway speeds those windshields move around a bit, especially with cross winds.
Or could be for brush/branch deflection when on the trail.
Hard to tell but it looks like it may also need a gas tank ?
Certainly the tank under the seat appears to be gone. There might be something installed in the cargo bed.
Your right . I missed the obvious.
No worries. I’ve missed more than my share of obvious 🙂