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UPDATE: Price dropped to $100.
Looks like a good price for these hard to find parts.
https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/pts/7569788738.html
“Original cast iron 2wd front axle out of a 60s willys DJ3a delivery jeep
Ive got 4 original 4 lug 15″ wheels
Perfect for a gasser or ratrod build
$200.00”
very reasonable price
EXCUSE ME —————- NOT THAT RARE ————- EVERY *** DAMN WILLYS AERO CAR SPORTED 4 LUG 15″ WHEELS !!! ———– I’VE GOT 2 AEROS SITTING RIGHT HERE WITH THE I DONT KNOW WHY WILLYS OVERLAND ENGINEERING ONLY PUT 4 LUGS ON THE WHEEL !! — SAVE MONEY ON LUGS NUTS ???
Yes, Very hard to find and a great value. Very few of the Aero and Dispatchers survived with original wheels. A frequent replacement was bolt on Falcon Six wheels as 14″ tires were cheaper. Just those brake drums and internal stuff are desireable. Bet this won’t last long.