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1954 Jeep Willys CJ-3B $4,000 Albany, GA
This was posted on OWF yesterday, so might as well cross post it here. Photos are fuzzy please do not adjust your screens.
Information from seller:
1954 Willys CJ 3B 4×4 Matching numbers. Been in a barn for 33 years. Was originally parked for a carburetor issue. Old man died before he got around to fixing it. I’m not attached to it.
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pictures awful blurry. what’s up with that?
They have to adjust those rabbit ears I guess.
I think one quick thing that I do often is wipe the grime and finger prints off my phone prior to taking shots.
Anymore the phones tell you the shot was blurry and clean the lens.
I tried to clean these up prior to post and it did not help much.
It’s not you, that’s for sure.