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UPDATE: Still Available
(01/14/2013) This might be worth a look, since I don’t see too much rust. I like the upgraded data plates: duct tape with black ink.
“This is a old 46 CJ2A motor ran when parked in shed over 8 years ago. It is not seized. Tires are junk but are there to roll the jeep onto a trailer. Comes with an extra set of gears body needs work.”
http://northernwi.craigslist.org/cto/4620442122.html
Not a bad start at all for somebody, but I’d first ask where’s the missing windshield. Since the pictures are over 2 years old I’d check carefully to see if anything is different now verses then, and if there’s no title I’d check with that state’s DMV and see if I could get one before I’d make an offer.