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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7110.
(10/02/2020) Appears solid. Note the Oregon plates.
“Vintage CJ3A in excellent condition with all original running gear, flat-head 4 converted 12 volt with alternator and electric fuel pump, new fuel tank, new carburetor. Electric wiper on drivers side, manual in passenger side. Vinyl top with doors. Runs great.”
This one did sell. Is that an original 1951 paint color? Maybe Pine Green? It looks too good to be original paint.
Chuck,
Thanks, I’ve updated the post.
Based on the 1951 paint colors listed here https://www.kaiserwillys.com/willys_overland_paint_colors It’s possible that was an original color (Hampshire Green Poly maybe?). But, it looks to me, based on the lack of discoloration from the additional supports added to the underside of the hood, that this was repainted at some point.
– Dave