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Not sure how much value is here, but the body seems mostly solid.
https://bend.craigslist.org/cto/d/bend-willys-jeep/7613378659.html
“Willys jeep, S10 frame, 350 motor …was a restoration project but not no more. needs vary little body work… or make offer
used to run may still…lots of parts with it…any rust is surface rust…I cleaned it out and put all spare parts back in, like windows and headlights and all lights”
This is an unusual jeep. It appears to be made of metal. Given the PRODUCTION ENGINEERING label across the windshield, it’s possible this was created by the Production Engineering Corp, out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, which specializes in sheet metal projects and other custom works. The company was launched in 1957, so it is possible.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1288581968729325
“Probably used in a factory”
Terry notes that this is rough, but there seems there could be value here. Though listed as a 1947, the Lefty setup suggests that the body is from 1948. Note the rare 4-Wheel-Drive branded hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/533087846854829/permalink/2553119901518270/
“LEFTY? ‘47 CJ 2A No title, no drive train, Brenham, TX”
