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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This one won’t last long.
“1956 cj3 willys, looking to possibly trade for a 4 wheeler”
whats good about it ? no glass in the windshield ? fake army drab paint ? pink seats ? kiddy wheels ? 5 gallon gasoline bomb on the back ? 1951 desoto steering wheel ? trading it for a 4 wheeler ? maybe this is 2wd ??
It’s hard to find a 3B at this price in the midwest. Yep, it’s patched, but the one’s I’ve seen have gone quickly.
the great urban legend — did jeep ever install a 225 v-6 in the later cj-3b’s ?? — i’ve always noticed that the majority of cj-3b’s for sale are 1953’s — production slowed down when the cj-5 appeared in 1955 — why did they keep making them ?? — i like the late production cj-3bs , 12 volt , big speedo , etc ..
I didn’t see anyone say there was “good” about it. It must have sold quickly as the ad is now deleted.
Yep, appears SOLD, Blaine… link now says “This posting has been deleted by its author.”