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Has a variety of mods.
“1946 WWII Jeep. Model CJ2A. 383ci Mopar V8. Runs drives and stops great. Replica 50 Cal machine gun. Dual fuel tanks. Very capable off-road machine.
4wd. 3 speed. All accessories are included.
Okay to contact for film or commercial use
Willing to trade for other classics.”
http://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/4384747270.html
It’s pretty cool, but of course 1946 is NOT WWII. Don’t they teach American History anymore? …much less Jeep history (which one can learn here on eWillys, among other places). While upgrading to a stronger engine and better steering makes sense, I do not like that steering wheel… definitely nothing WWII or military about that 🙁
I don’t think the slow moving vehicle triangle and the 383 mopar V-8 go together. I don’t know the requirements, may not be legal to run that triangle on the road. Does anybody recognize that master cylinder set-up (side by side), maybe early Mopar also?
Mark that’s a mid-sixties gm dual master, one port clutch, one brake.
The same one AA sells in their dual swinging pedal kit, http://www.advanceadapters.com/part_viewer.php?pn=716118