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1960 Jeep Willys $700 Earleville, MD
If only it were closer, this might be a cool thing to spend 2 weekends on and see if you can get this running and driving around! Also some other Truck/Wagon parts floating around the post.
Information from seller:
1960 Willy’s 4×4, 4cyl, manual trans, lock out hubs, frame looks good, body not so good. Ran when parked back in 90s. Call Wayne [hidden information] no texts
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The way the body is sagging in the middle, looks like 2 bodies welded together with a poor welding job.
Back in the early 1960’s, I dragged Uncle Joe to drive me to Fairlawn, NJ to look at a CJ5 with half a military tub welded on similar to the one pictured, but done correctly. I think the seller wanted $600.00 , but being 11 years old, money I didn’t have.