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Looks like a nice build. It appears to have the Hudson steering mod.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2463498910599628/
“1959 Willis CJ3B late model 232 6 cylinder overdrive pto winch dual fuel tanks lockout hubs on all 4 wheels positive traction great antique Willis with tons of others options”
$21,000. Yeah go ahead and list this as “Still Available” and show it to us next month.
And you get the free angle irons covering drain holes.
Hi Leon,
If the link to this changes or the price drops, I will do just that. I enjoy sharing deals, but sometimes there just aren’t very many deals (content is fickle). In addition, I also think it is important to show the range of prices folks are asking for their jeeps.
Moreover, some folks are better at dickering than others. I’ve talked with folks who went to look at an overpriced jeep, who then walked away with a deal after negotiations. So, some folks have pie-in-the-sky prices, but when a real buy with cash visits, the seller sometimes will drop the price significantly.
Thanks,
– Dave
I think most people get these Willy’s and simply don’t know what they got or what’s it’s worth. So they start high and see how much they can get.
I knew the long time original owner/Jeep mechanic who built this 3B; my family went Jeeping in Colorado with his group when I was a kid and this Jeep is well built and really cool.