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UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/19/2015) It’s rough.
“Popular vehicle during WWII
clean title
no motor or tans
great for a restoration project and history lovers! ”
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/5383637917.html
I like it. Appears to be a Ford script tub. Too bad the front grill is modified for larger headlights.
“popular vehicle during WWII” is kind of an understatement!
I went to see this jeep, the jeep had the old black and yellow California plates on it. It has a badly butchered cowl, frame, no gauges, non original axles, the only thing on the rear panel that is good is maybe the Ford script lettering, body is pretty bad, lots of filler. Maybe a 400 dollar jeep because of the title, wheels and possibly the windshield which is still questionable. The plates are not bad looking and worth a little to collectors . Typical small junk yard, not any classics but still fun to look around, real nice owner though.