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UPDATE: **Sold** Was $8000.
(08/21/2015) Not a great paint job, but it appears solid otherwise.
“1958 Willys Jeep Truck – Clean title
The drive train has been maintained as a daily driver for the past 3 years. It is licensed and inspected.
This has NOT been re-powered. It is all original and easy to get parts for.”
This is the kind of stuff that pisses me off; ( read no further if you are from Texas) What is the mentality of a spray can paint job? Supposed to look camouflage if you have the truck sitting in a cow pasture. Even an Earl Scheib paint job looked better than this. Spend the extra $$$ to justify the 8 grand price.
I REST MY CASE…
I was thinking cow camo too.
I was thinking the paint job was unfortunate, til I saw it on the dash as well and started to get a little upset myself… but in the end, i’m a strong believer the owner is entitled to do whatever he/she wants with it… no matter how (censored).
Someone will buy it and straighten it out. To me, that paint is a pretty solid negotiating point.
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I am from Texas and I think what was done with that paint job is horrible.
That is some kinda paint job! The inside too? Why?
I blame lots of alcohol for that paint job.
hello its what its I will 5000 4 the truck from nj if not holey shit I say
I think I agree with what Chris said……. I think.
GOT MILK? The MOO MOO truck is still for sale, not surprised.
I like the green Willy’s truck sitting just right of it!
Blane, I thought the same thing just looking at the pictures!
I bought my FC camoed, it really hides dents dings and all kinds of crazy stuff. I didn’t care as I wanted it. Just surprising what it’ll hide. It’s since been sanded off.
Is the green Willys pick up truck for sale that sitting parked next to the camo truck ?
Mark,
You’ll need to contact the seller via Craigslist to learn more about the green truck:
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/5962120269.html
– Dave
Shame about the paint…
I’m interested. Is the camp Jeep still available?
Call me ASAP 716-307-8608
I’m interested 956-371-0211
It looks like it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave