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(04/01/2014) The body has been modified in a few spots. It might make a good run-about as is.
“1946 Willys Jeep CJ-2A in good condition, runs and drives well. please email for more information.”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/4388254499.html
Hi,
I was just looking at this Jeep. Would you be so kind and provide some detail as to how the body has been modified?
Thanks,
Andy
Hi Andy,
You’ll need to email the seller via the craigslist email. Here’s the ad link again:
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/4388254499.html
– Dave
Thanks Dave!
I was only referring to what you said : “The body has been modified in a few spots. It might make a good run-about as is.”
I doubt the seller has the same knowledge that you have.
Please let me know what you were referring to.
Thank you much!
Andy
My bad Andy.
1. The side of the body has been cut near the passenger side entrance where the side meets the cowl. There’s a approx 2″ gap where there shouldn’t be a gap.
2. The body appears to lack a tailgate, but there should be a tailgate. So, it’s likely body work of some type has been done to the rear.
3. The step from the fender goes straight back to the body, rather than having an indent, which means the fender has likely been modified/replaced.
4. The top bow holders on the driver’s side have been removed.
5. The tops of the wheel wells look either changed or something is installed/laying on them.
Those are what I can see from the pics. I hope that helps,
– Dave