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Ed Hughes' 1948 Willys VJ2 Jeepster

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Ed Hughes' 1948 Willys VJ2 Jeepster

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Alvin Hughes' 1942 Willys MB

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Alvin Hughes 1942 Willys MB

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I have a 60 Willy’s Wagon that I am working on restoring. It was originally red in color both inside and out. I believe the official listing was Aztec Orange but it looks red to me. Do you happen to know what color/material the seats, headliner and arm rests would have been with this  model? Any insight you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Joe