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This has another example of a temp-fix for keeping water from dripping onto the engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1782956968842539
“1947 military Willys Jeep, manual transmission, runs, four wheel drive, in good condition, needs battery. Also selling Jeep engines, drive shafts, and manual gearboxes”
There is a lot to take in on this jeep,
For $7500, you would think seller would spring for a new battery???
Red warning paint on tow bar, hitch, and fuel cap
Pool hose covering the shifters
Oddly placed red marker light on drivers side cowl
Looks like this would be an interesting place to explore, a lot of other vehicles on site.
“1947 military Willys Jeep” is a bit of an oxymoron. I’d want to see a data plate or some proof it was ever military. But what is that armored-looking vehicle or trailer behind this jeep?