Jeep Willys Accessory Panel Covering on 2040-parts.com
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, US
Up for sale is the above shown item. It is clearly used but can be fixed and installed on a restored vintage Jeep Willys. The accessory covering has minor pitting but can be straightened out. The solid metal piece that goes behind the covering is below the accessory cover in the photo. The second photo shows the back side of the main piece. I'm sure these original parts are hard to come by. Please message me with any questions and
thank you.
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