UPDATE: Price dropped to $2200.
(01/11/2015) The price might make this worth a look. The steering wheel is a hoot.
“CJ2a Mostly stock has Chevy 350 aluminum intake and 4 barrel carb, mag wheels otherwise stock.”
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UPDATE: Price dropped to $2200.
(01/11/2015) The price might make this worth a look. The steering wheel is a hoot.
“CJ2a Mostly stock has Chevy 350 aluminum intake and 4 barrel carb, mag wheels otherwise stock.”
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Dave,
You know that is what the steering wheels look like with all the plastic removed. Ive had a few like that. Kinda tough to steer though.
Steve
Really? I thought it looked bigger than normal?
uh I think that is home-made.
Can’t say anything about how big it is, but the structure looks right.