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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Not many of these in the US.
“Spanish jeep viasa CJ3B. Perkins diesel 4-108 engine. Everything works perfectly and runs strong. Just had everything lubed, flushed,checked and even replaced the gas tank. Brought this beauty from Spain w me and it is a ton of fun to drive around. There are a few rips in the seats as you can see in the pics but it is strictly cosmetic.”
Cool. Hey look! A pop-out windshield!.. Is that a full-floater on the rear I see? And hanging pedals?
That is very cool
Matt: Yep, yep, and yep!
Amazing! A Spanish made Viasa at the States! Curious, it still has the original Spanish license plate…It looks to be a first series model: 2 big dashboard clocks, the glovebox, the emblem at the frontal grill (first series says “Jeep Viasa”, if I´m not wrong, although I have one which says “Willys-Viasa”), fuel tank at driver side, original steering wheel, roll bar…etc. Perhaps it´s one of the first vehicles which came from the States as CKD (because that full floating rear axle, too). Who knows! Those jeeps have after years a loooong story behind their wheels!
Nice find!
Will u take 6000 cash
Hi Ron,
It looks like this Viasa sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave