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UPDATE: **Not For Sale**.
Looks like it has an APU hood and a blue star hardtop.
“Very Solid Willys, NO RUST!!!!!
OHV 4 Cyl.
31″ tires. Have stock wheels and tires.
Blue Star Aluminum Hard top.
Mastercraft seats.
Very fun to wheel, but sat in the garage last couple years.
Clean Title! So no dealing with trying to get a title.”
Nick confirmed that this is an O.E. skezely APU jeep.
I have a picture of the data tag: http://i.imgur.com/8s7nw6c.jpg
Interesting that the two top lines aren’t filled in. If anyone is looking for a chance to own a rare piece of history, buy this Jeep!
Just got another up-close picture, you can read all the lines of text. She’s an NA-3: http://imgur.com/FlUZnNQ
I still own this, and hope to get to work on it in the next 20 years or so. 🙂
Thanks for the update Clint. Good luck with it!
– Dave