1954 CJ-3B Billings, MT **SOLD**

UPDATE: Was $6,500 **SOLD**

(05/11/2014) I like those rims.

"1954 Willys Jeep. Excellent condition."

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11 Comments

  1. Brett
    Interesting cooling set-up.
  2. tom in philly
    dash looks boogered up 12 grand for what? an old 3b that is boogered up?
  3. Marc-Flyingfish
    Certainly not a conventional cooling system, looks all wrong. Both in and out on the top.
  4. Boomer in MN
    I, too, like the wheels. What would I call them as I go on the hunt?
  5. Joe in Mesa
    Dave, in response to Boomer's question, those are "aluminum slot rims", right? I remember my 48 CJ2A from Globe had them. I traded them to a 4x4 place in Clarksdale AZ. I think their name was All Auto, if that helps.
  6. deilers
    Boomer, somehow I missed that comment. They are commonly called cast aluminum slot wheels. I read that Kelsey Hayes made some factory original slots for AMC, but they are hard to find. Most of the ones you'll encounter are likely aftermarket rims made by Ansen, American Racing, or other manufacturers. American Racing still sells news ones: http://www.americanracingwheelsinfo.com/American_Racing_Ansen_Sprint_Slot_Mag.htm This place that I pass by regularly in Ellensburg, Washington, that has used rims. I've never been inside: http://www.akhwheels.com/pages/inventory.php?cat=1 4 15x10 aluminum slot wheels http://www.akhwheels.com/pages/showWheel.php?pk=499 - Dave
  7. bob in NC
    from 12 to 6. if it drops in half again it might get sold
  8. Boomer in MN
    Thanks for the link, Dave!
  9. Lee
    The radiator is from an FC150 as well as the reservoir and air horn on the carb. Lee
  10. Flyingfish/Marc
    Thanks Lee.

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