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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5600
(06/06/2015) Where’s the gas tank? It looks like it isn’t under the driver’s side seat.
“1947 Willys Jeep CJ2A
170 CI inline six cylinder engine. Runs perfect.
Paint, Body looks good, no rust,
Needs new fuel tank, ”
I had a 2A that I put a Ford 200 six in (with a Warn overdrive), what a great motor! I could get 24 mpg on back-highway driving. It had twice the horsepower and torque of the L-134.
when he says it needs a new fuel tank, he really means it.
A Ford 200 was something I considered for Biscuit. It seemed like a cheap motor with some reasonable power.
Maybe that mismatched spare is a cleverly disguised fuel cell (gas tank)!?
This is a cool jeep… nicely done (IMHO) 🙂
I have a Ford inline 250 sitting in my barn that was going to be put into a jeepster. I have made other plans for the jeepster so it’s available.