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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3950.
(10/10/2018) It doesn’t appear to be a column shift any longer, but it does have the rear floating hubs and the early windshield.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-jeep-willies/6692401501.html
“NICE LITTLE JEEP, 4X4, I HAVE HAD IT FOR 35 YRS, PUT ABOUT 100 MILES ON IT, ALWAYS SHEDDED SENCE I BOUGHT IT. WARRENTY HAS EXPIRED- NO EXTENDED WARRENTY ON IT.AS IS WHERE IS . CASH THO.
DO NOT DELETE THIS IT IS REAL”
Your favorite, Dave: square windshield washers :-)!
Could be a good deal… too bad about the hood. Interesting air filter cross-over tubing :-O.
Interesting to see the hood and the lip of the firewall have been cut. That’s normally a sign of an F-head or other non-original engine being installed, but the rib-less head on this sure looks original. I emailed the owner to ask about that and also to see if the transmission is original. There are remnants of the column shift still in place, but it’s been converted to a floor shifter. I’ll be curious to hear back from him to learn more.
John