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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
(02/26/2014) This sure looks like a good price. Rare to see such stock jeeps for sale here in the northwest.
“Great condition. Stock CJ-2a. Runs and drives, complete. 95% original. Will need brakes soon, but otherwise road worthy. No rust, nice. Needs TLC from sitting. Great for a dedicated Willys hobbyist. Serious inquiries only please.”
On the very first photo, whats the box/bracket aft of the front wheel and under the step ??
You can kind of see it in the 2nd photo too. Does not look to be attached. Think it is just a tool box or ? but the way the photo was shot it gives an optical illusion. At first I thought he mounted a fuel container there!
If it was attached that thing would hit everything.
Agreed. I think this is a box slid underneath the jeep. If it is still around next week, we’ll be up there and can check it out.
– Dave
I bet that it’s an ammo box, judging from the diagonal rib on the side.
Curse these unending moths!!
That is a really nice Jeep from the looks of it.
Also, I believe that is an ammo box.
Is it a bad omen when there is a tool box on the front seat?