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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
The spare is a combat rim.
“1945 jeep willys for sale small areas of surface rust $8000 Obo text only”
Noob here been lurking a couple months. Traded in my DD JKU last year because I figured out what I really wanted was a full size SUV as a DD and an old flattie for fun. Thought this MB looked interesting and pretty close to my house. Would be interested to hear some comments from the experts on the site. Good value for an MB in seemingly decent condition? Tough to tell much from the far-away pics and lack of description. Ha.
Jay,
I don’t think it’s too bad for the price, as long as there isn’t much rust on the underside. It lacks four combat rims (like the rim in the rear). For that price I’d expect a WWII engine (might not be the original).
If you are interested, I’d ask for more photos or go there and take some photos yourself. some of the driver’s side, the engine, the dash, the floor boards, and the rear cargo area would be especially helpful.
If you get some more photos, send me some pics (d@ewillys.com) and I’ll give you my opinion.
– Dave
Awesome. Thanks for the quick reply Dave! Will keep you posted. BTW…this website is a truly incredible resource. Appreciate the education!
FYI…it’s sold.
Thanks Jay. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave