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Huh? A tiled wall in the rear? That’s a new one! I don’t see anything that confirms this is a 1945 CJ-2A.
“For sale is a RARE 1945 Jeep Willy. Equipped with four new Wild Country Mud + Snow Tires and battery. Welded Kellys Hardtop. Needs new brake line. Runs great”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/4678681146.html
The “tile” looks like it might be vinyl or paneling. Nice touch, sorta like Jeeping in the kitchen!
anybody else notice a trend with regards to cj2a,s being 1945s? at the very least a serial number would would be useful with jeeps such as this one , that doesn’t have any of the usual visual identity cues present , columnn shift, full floating rear axle and shovel & axe dents on driver side to name a few. sorry just saying-
There have been a few more than usual recently. Most times I think people don’t have a title and just guess at the year.
Gordon .. yeah, you are right about the vinyl. I think I saw what I imagined was there regarding the tile, not that I really wanted to see real tile!
…a great place for his wife to clean and fillet all the fish. I’m sure she picked out that tile. (lol)
**Steve E.**