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UPDATE: Still Available
(07/19/2012) This is a package deal that includes a rear PTO. Could that M-38 be a CJV-35?
“Package deal 1949 CJ2A yellow one in picture with rare PTO with title owned for 50 years!
1950 no title, owned for 35 yrs, snorkel cutout on hood.
Call Dan for more info 651-380-4828 ……….I’m only posting for him!”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/cto/3357658371.html
Does anyone want me to check out to see if this is a cj-35?
Btw the “Don’s auto and farm service” from the fall reunion is mine.
Thanks for the offer Don. Given the chance is small that it is a CJV-35, it is probably not worth the time to check on it. However, if you happen to be near there, it might be good to know. I know Bob Westerman is building a database of these.
Yeah, your wagon has character. Here’s the link to Don’s wagon:
http://www.ewillys.com/2012/09/17/photos-from-fall-2012-midwest-willys-reunion/