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UPDATE: Was previously listed here. Still Available.
Nice looking CJ-3B. The windshield is missing the channel, so either its been removed or that windshield is from a DJ-3A convertible. It’s also missing the parking brake assembly.
https://easttexas.craigslist.org/cto/d/wills-point-1955-willys-jeep/7181897941.html
“1955 Willy Jeep in good condition. Manual transmission. Model number CJ3B”
This one was for sale in 2016 in Terrell, TX (close to its current location of Wills Point). I wanted to buy it, but it sold while I was in Africa on my honeymoon. The owner at that time was a retired mechanic. If memory serves me correctly, he told me he had installed a new body and rebuilt the rest of it. He was asking either $8,000 or $8,500 then, which I thought was a fair price. You posted it here at that time: http://www.ewillys.com/2016/07/21/1955-cj-3b-terrell-tx-no-price/. Had I not just purchased an FC-170, I would be headed to look at it now. Maybe someday I’ll be independently wealthy…
Thanks Chad! I’ve updated both posts. Interesting that in the 2016 posting the windshield had the channel.