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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(02/10/2016) Listed as a ’49. Includes a hardtop.
“I have for sale a military 1949 jeep Willys. It’s all original, was running and driving about a year ago.(it just sits now) me and my boss had plans to restore it, but business comes first and have no time for it now. Obviously it needs a little attention for someone wanting it 100% restored.
There isn’t much rust on this jeep, most of it is surface rust. It just needs to be sandblasted and painted.”
Did I just see a hole cut in the hood for an L head…
I believe that is a beck or kelly cab, hard to find. Why always so far away…oh hey bro, that hole doesn’t match up for an f-head, carb would be on the other side. Looks like maybe a different, taller carb on the L-head…
Toddy, I said Lhead. I thought it was strange.
Jeez, thought your psycho spell check was on fire again…maybe you’re strange. Always nice to visit with you on ewillys!