1955 Willys Jeep Cj3b on 2040-cars
New Haven, Vermont, United States
Engine:4 cy
Exterior Color: julep green
Make: Jeep
Warranty: none
Model: CJ
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Trim: none
Mileage: 61,909
1955 willys cj3b painted julep green, note the following parts or work was performed or replaced, in the summer of 2004 and has been stored in a heated garage since, has new steel tub, new fenders, new tailgate ,new tires ,new warn hubs, all new brakes,new steering wheel ,5 new tires and tubes,master cylinder,new seat covers from beachwood canvas ,rebuilt starter and generator 6 volt,carb was rebuilt,new gas tank,has a new wiring harness partially installed,etc,etc,etc,have all receipts that total close to $10,000.00 that you can have, plus the cost of the jeep ,paint job is just a base coat ,original hood has numerous small dents and dings ,ft bumper is also bent,I treated this project as a farm jeep so never finished for road legal,got it running and driving and drove it around my property maybe all of 50 miles or less,started it two years ago and drove it up and down the street, have not tried to start ,but should with a little adjustment,needs a good home sold as is with all existing faults shipping up to you, can store for up to 30 days after paid in full $500 deposit thru paypal within three days ,rest $$$ cleared good check or cash call me at 802 989 1348 if any questions that I can answer better then my typed description have most parts to finish that go with Vermont does not issue titles on older vehicles so legally sold with a bill of sale only thats the way it is here period. My lost will be your gain will price it at less then half of what I have in it as I don't use it and it just takes up space
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