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UPDATE: **SOLD**
All three look rough.
“Willy jeep cj2a no motor body in fair shap,transmission is good,front end and rear end good. I have a Willys cj3b jeep engine locked up complete jeep ,fair shape. 900.00 . I have a 1971 cj5 with v 6 Buick motor, no transmission good parts jeep 850.00”
Good morning Dave, Todd & Chris the jeep that seller thinks is a CJ2A is what a DJ ? With an M38 hood and there’s those wheels again on that CJ5.
Definitely looks like a dj3a with the large Speedo. Lots of stuff done to that poor jeep. That cj5 looks to be a 69 or early 70 with the hood reflector. Pretty rough 3b. Not very clear pics. That is the biggest chaff screen/rock deflector/Amarillo deflector:) I’ve ever seen. Hard to tell anything on that high hood. Looks like bigger parking lights so that would be a 58 and older.
Oh by the way…good morning to you too Peter
I don’t know what’s happening with that 3a, Peter. It has a cj5 windshield frame morphed onto it? Poor little 3b is rough. If the hood is correct, the cj5 is a ’69… because of the hood reflector. Hard top is kind of cool…
yeah, I was scratching my head at that “2A”. I suspected it was a 2A chassis with parts from every corner of someone’s shop.
Trade a 2005 quad for them