Body off frame restored! 12 volt conversion.

Body off frame restored. We have a folder of receipts. According to the title it was a one owner from 1963 to 2002. On the battlefield the Jeep was fast, nimble, and tough. It handled all types of terrain. It was versatile with duties ranging from towing supplies to having a 50 caliber machine mounted to it. Today they are a fun, relatable vehicle that puts smiles on faces and stirs up conversations.

EXTERIOR: Solid metal body was completely apart and repainted. It is lettered up and decorated with Lady Lex! The windshield swings out and folds flat. Correct nondirectional tires. Rubber seals were replaced. New canvas top. It has a side mounted spare.

INTERIOR: Correct cloth wrapped wiring harness. New fuel tank under the seat. The seats are reupholstered in tan canvas. Seat belts and a center console were added. The metal is repainted. The gauges are functional.

ENGINE COMPARTMENT: The Willys L134 aka "Go Devil" was the engine of choice by the U.S. military. The 4 cylinder was the most powerful of the 3 prototypes tested. This one has been rebuilt and runs smooth. It is complete with stock components. The water pump, hoses and radiator were replaced. Upgraded to a 12 volt system with an alternator.

TRUNK COMPARTMENT: The tailgate swings down, the chains are wrapped in new canvas. The rear area is clean metal painted green.

UNDERSIDE: The body was off the frame. The frame and chassis components were sand blasted and painted. It has a correct exhaust system. The brakes were rebuilt, hoses and lines were replaced. 4 new shocks. A steering stabilizer was added. Bottom of the motor is clean. The 3-speed trans was rebuilt. The 4 wheel drive is functional. The underbody is clean metal painted green.

This is a fun piece. Parades, car shows or going for an ice cream cone will be something to look forward to. I would have fun locating some military props to enhance it even more- tools, radio, guns etc.

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