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UPDATE: Price dropped to $1200
(04/13/2010) This is a project.
“1948 Willys CJ2A, has newer jeep axles, buick V6 with adapter shaft in trans (trans and transfer case will need to be put back together) and adapter bellhousing, GM steering gear, newer leather jeep seat, roll cage. Call if you have any questions Tom (262)224-3966”
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/2357190559.html
I am going to look at it tomorrow seeing it is 10 miles from me. I will post my observations about it tomorrow.
cool .. thanks Matt!
I have requested more pictures, is there a way to add them to the post?
Although it appears to be a dana 30 front, the owners states he things its bigger (44?) Im sticking with a NT dana 30, cant tell if its disks or drums.
Send them to me and I’ll post them asap. d@ewillys.com
When I looked at this last year it had a broken frame at the spring hanger that was welded. It was not a very good weld job. The body was in pretty good shape.