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UPDATE: Price dropped to $7000
(06/17/2016) Possibly a former service jeep?
“1946 Willy’s Jeep – CJ2 – 12 volt electrical system, with rear seat, canvas like new, runs great has new plugs and condenser, Mileage 55,182 ”
http://iowacity.craigslist.org/atq/5701698087.html
Not really relevant or helpful, but that detachable radio mount sure brought back a lot of memories.
Used to have those in all our cars when I was a kid and my dad had Johnson Messenger 23 channel cb radios on every one of them.
Hadn’t thought about it in years.
Memories are always relevant here 🙂 … The CBs were popular with jeepers here for years. However, i was told this week that many folks are shifting to portable HAM radios in their jeeps.
So I’m thinking that’s a Jersey Devil catcher on the front of this (no armadillos in the Garden State)!
…especially being down south where it allegedly lives and has been spotted over the years 😉