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Has some body rust, but runs and drives. It could be a good price.
“1946 cj2a willys jeep. It runs and drives. It has new bf Goodrich all terrain tires and new brake lines and brakes. It has the original go-devil 4 cylinder engine showing 80,000 miles most of which were towed miles back and forth up north. The body is in rough shape and would be a great candidate for a new body tub. I just have too many projects and need to clear out.”
http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/cto/4999842707.html
Too bad the one piece adjusting windshield frame had been modified and the column shift has been removed. Pretty early vec though. The body is rough
Lots of signs here of an early vec. Hard to find them without rust. Almost looks like a painted tux bumper on the front… interesting colors.
Is this in Richmond, Va or Detroit, Mi?
oops .. Now I see the problem. I meant to make that MI instead of VA, but force of habit (and a late night) caused the mistake. Fixed now, thanks!