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The windshield sits a little far back for some reason. Otherwise, it looks like a solid jeep.
https://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/d/pulaski-1952-willys-jeep/7046191261.html
“1952 willys jeep way to much to list”
30
I love this color!
My comment is not intended to be mean, but people really need to learn how to advertise. Perhaps it’s peoples addiction to the limitations of sites like Craigslist and Facebook, but most pics of the front, none in the tub or under the hood? The little number below the last picture says it all, “30” “End of story”
What does “30” mean?
The color is different, I think I like it too. Jeep has an interesting rear panel modification.
“30” Journalism mark for “End of Story”.
Thanks Barney, I learned something new today. Idk if I’ll ever use it though Haha
Why does the windshield look like its leaning backwards?
Arms must be bent or pivot points were moved. They covered or replaced the rear cross member on their rebuild. A little hard to tell but maybe similar to my 60’s sea foam green Jeep.
I didn’t know about the “30” meaning either.
I was aiming for a similar seafoam for biscuit, but they shipped the wrong paint. I had no time to get new paint, as winter was setting in, so went with the blue color they sent.