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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
(10/16/2015) “1947 Restored Willys Jeep CJ2 New battery, new tires. $9500 , firm. In very good condition and handles well on the road. The jeep has been kept in the garage under cover. This jeep also has a top which is gray in color. Priced to sell. ”
Body work is well done, with some nice little improvements over the original design. For instance, eliminating those annoying body side drain holes and adding a heavy duty angle iron cross member to the rear. Nothing wrong with patch plates in the floor. This is all work the owner can be proud of.
Surprised this hasn’t sold yet, really like that Vintage Burgundy paint color (1408 National Fleet Color)
For sale still and here in Maine thanks
I am also a 32 mason
Hi David,
It looks like this jeep has sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave