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UPDATE: Still Available. This is probably a CJ-3B body on a 3A frame, but could be a 3B with an incorrect title. If not those two, then who knows.
Looks like a good price.
“Restoration project. Brakes, transmission good. Small dents in body. Solid frame. Runs good. New paint. title.”
http://minneapolis.en.craigslist.org/dak/cto/4563729762.html
That looks like a high hood. Did the 3a have a high hod?
Thanks
Mel
When you see a CJ-3B titled as a 1950 CJ-3A it lights a “tilt” light. Usually it indicated a scrambled jeep with the body of one and the title of another. I’m not saying that this is the case here. It looks like a nice jeep but I would sure look long and hard at the title……… -RG
My brain misfired on this one. Mel, the 3As were all low hoods with the flathead motor. All the 3Bs had the f-head installed, hence the taller hood.
Like Richard notes, it is probably a CJ-3A Chassis with a CJ-3B body. However, it could be a CJ-3B with an incorrect title.
Thanks for pointing out my error.
– Dave
Has a 3a windshield too.
The dashboard is for a 3A. I call it a jeep salad!