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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
This could be worth a look. As Paul points out, it could be an M-38 given the grill. Maybe it has a replacement body.
“1952 willys cj3a with a small block chevy turbo 400 trans. Painless wiring kit,new seats,new winch, stock running gear. Bimini top, very fun to drive. No trades!! ”
M38 hinged grill
Good eye, Paul!
I wonder if it sold. Facebook is showing “This product is currently not available.”
And I even signed into Facebook to check. Hmmm.
I found a new link. It appears to be available still
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SBC and a turbo 400? The rear drive shaft must be about 5 inches long!
Sorry guys, that was a spam comment that snuck past the gates.
is there a contact phone or place to see it ?
Ron,
This jeep is listed on the Facebook Marketplace. You will need a Facebook account to access it. I’d rather not be posting FB jeeps ads, but folks seem to be switching from Craigslist to Facebook for their ads. Here’s the ad link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2042794562657956
– Dave