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UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000.
“1946 Willys Jeep – CJ-2A for sale!
Grandpa’s hunter. Owned by three generations. 68,000 miles original.
Runs good. Body restored. One of a kind. Priceless!”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/4895099523.html
Maybe they need to stick to their priceless thought.
Looks to have early style windshield by the look of the swing out arms. If original to the jeep, the jeep should have come equipped with a column shift which is does not. Asking price way to high for a non stock jeep IMHO.
I can’t tell much from the one pic. Wish seller would post:
– engine bay (all original?),
– interior (I can’t tell whether it’s column shift or not),
– a shot from the left front (tool indents? …square vs. round washers on windshield cowl?)
…not that the seller claims this is a VEC, although that’s a good observation about the WWII style swing out arms on this jeep’s windshield, Giraud.