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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,950
(06/20/2015) Looks like a clean build.
“First year civilian Willy’s Cj-2a 46′. Very clean total frame off restoration, No rust. Detailed to the hilt! Runs and drives better than new with a Chevy V8, New Trans and New transfer case. Best of the best throughout. New 35s. New Bestop Softtop, doors and seats. heater, LED Lights. Too much fun! ”
Nice build. The tires and wheels are a bit much for my tastes, but that’s easily remidied.
Is that three brake master cylinders? If yes, why?
Rick,
It looks to me that all three master cylinders are singular. Thus, if the builder wanted the safety of a dual master cylinder setup, he may have routed one of the master cylinders to the front brakes (probably the one closest to the engine) and the next one (probably the middle) to the rear brakes. The MC farthest from the engine is likely for the cutch. I would be interested to peek under the cowl to see the brake setup.
– Dave
This Jeep was, advertised last Feb for 8999, price seems to have gone up.
It was In Kansas http://www.ewillys.com/category/cj2a/page/8/?tag=nice
The previous post from Kansas http://www.ewillys.com/2015/02/23/1946-cj-2a-wichita-ks-8999/
Not sure what has change other than the price going way up?
No reason that I can see, other than it now lives at a higher latitude, lol.
Still available?
Kevin,
Looks like this sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave