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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2750.
“This Jeep is all original except for seats, wheels and tires. 4 cyl flat head, runs good. no rust, no title. off road only. Very low price for one of these old military Jeeps”
Holy diamond plate…
I’d really like to see what’s under the hood… if any of its originality still exists. That diamond plate is … well… I’m speechless. Could be a case where painting over diamond plate is an improvement?
Don’t know where he came up with all original. Guess he’s never seen a correct one.
Oh my… that looks bad.
A good friend bought this one, turned out to be a Ford with matching body,frame and motor, diamond plate came right off and the hat channel was in very good shape. It was worth the $2750
That’s great Ernie. You never know what’s under the diamond plate. Good hat channels too.:)
Thanks for the updated news Ernie. I’ve marked it sold.
Numbers matching!Well worth the price!Most ww2 jeeps will never be numbers matching again.