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“1948 Willys Jeep 4X4 This Jeep has been fully restored. Frame off Restoration, Has a rebuilt V6 4 barrel carb with 1557 miles,Turbo 350 automatic transmission.
B&M lock out shifter, Dana 44 Differentials. Dana 300 transfer case, Line ex inside and under of body. Aluminum Ron Davis Radiator, SS dash and has tilt steering. JBL stereo system.
Please only serious inquires. No low bidders.”
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/6142907502.html
What part of this is still a 48 Willys? I cant find any. Nice jeep though.
I think it has ” Line Ex ” bed liner on the inside and underneath, the exterior paint looks smooth and glossy. This may have been a M38 body, pass tool indents, removable speedo panel and hinged grill, or it is a replacement body. There is a lot of nice work on this jeep. I like the subtle classic flame job and the nice compact side steps.
Headlight bezels maybe (if the original ones were chromed)? With Biscuit, my bezels are original and the largest original part of the original ’49 CJ-3A is the windshield.
I agree Mark. I read it wrong last night. I’ve updated the post.
seat frames might be 48