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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
This is a nice CJ-2A with plenty of upgrades.
“I am posting this listing for my dad, I live in Oakland, the jeep and my dad live in Fresno, CA. I am posting in hopes of reaching northern california off-roaders!!! and questions about the jeep contact RON @ the below number… One of a kind 1946 CJ2A Willy’s Jeep. Good running condition! V-8 SM420 transmission and parts. Front wench and tow bar. custom paint job and seats. (4 seater) Priced @ $6500.”
Talk about old school!…When was the last time you saw a set of Armstrong Tru Tracs still in use?
Good point .. how about that steering wheel, too? I just noticed it’s missing the passenger side step. The roll cage has got some tight curves. It’s runs dual gas tanks. This one is worth a closer look to check out all that’s been done.
Definitely a GM column…If I had to guess I guess early camaro…It looks almost exactly like the RS wheel in my dad’s flattie…
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Hi Scott,
I’m guessing this is still available as the posting expired on craigslist. It will likely be listed again soon. Unfortunately, I can’t guarantee the seller reads ewillys. So, if this gets relisted, I’ll add a comment to alert you.
– Dave