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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800
(09/20/2010) If this runs and drives good, I’m wondering why it has a non-op status.
“1946 WILLYS JEEP , CJ2A , TRAIL READY , 383 MOPAR ENGINE , NEW WIRING. NO RUST”
It’s likely on Non-op for the reduced registration fee. Non-op status here in CA is something like $45 for a Jeep that age. If you don’t register it for one year and then come back and want to re-instate it, you are looking at almost $400 in fees (that was the case with my 3A purchase earlier this year). Non-op keeps the registration current, but doesn’t give you the legal right to drive it on the roads.
I know I’m stating the obvious, and I understand there is likely some twisted logic involved, but that is nuts …
If you don’t put a non op slip on a vehicle and dont renew the registration in CA, there are huge fines when someone buys it and tries to register it.
Thanks Robert,
– Dave