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UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $1850.
This is has square washers on the windshield, column shift, indents and full floating rear hubs.
“jeep 1946 cj3a early, column shift,has pto, excellent to restore, sheet metal & frame very good. no motor,.”
That should go quick!
I agree with Bob. A great find. Too bad those tires don’t look like they can be saved. Nice tread pattern.
Dashboard tags are gone. Maybe firewall and/or frame tags have the serial number.
No mention of a title, either.
Dave, I think the craigslist link is the wrong one ?
That looks so cool as-is. I really like the look of that top.
Marc,
In this case, that’s the right link. The seller listed it as a 1946 CJ-3A. I did a couple double takes before realizing there was something interesting here.
– Dave
Blonde moment.
I’ve got a freshly machined chain drive motor for that if anyone goes after it!
Bill