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Even includes a hubcap.
https://duluth.craigslist.org/cto/d/1956-willys-jeep/6505543445.html
“1956 Willys Jeep with western power angle plow.
Works well,rebuilt carb,new fuel pump,new gas tank,good rubber.”
Looks pretty good for Minnesota jeep. Is that a tuxedo park emblem on the hood?
And chrome bumper.
And maybe chrome windshield hinges. If my son wasn’t gone on spring break it would give me a reason to check it out.
I don’t see the battery box lid carry over from the M38A1. I doubt the “1956” is accurate. There’s enough chrome there to warrant suspicion that it could be a Tuxedo Park and therefore, maybe a typo in the ad and it’s really a 1966.