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UPDATE: Listed as a 1947 chassis, Frank correct both Craig and I. Maybe I’m still a little sick?? Yeah, I’ll go with that!
Seems to be some value here.
“Open to offers (Complete ONLY) No paperwork.
Possible trades for older Land cruiser parts or ?? What do you have?”
http://meadville.craigslist.org/bar/5712697412.html
frame looks like a cj-3a to me.
Craig, good point and I’m in agreement. I didn’t look close enough at it, but it does lack the 2A transfercase cross member mount and has the 3A front frame rails. I’ll update the post.
– Dave
I’m going to go with an M-38 frame. Grille hinges, boxed front frame rails and re-inforced rear frame rail ( between cross members, above axle), and threaded shock brackets, to name a few.
Oh my lord! How did I miss the grille hinges? Someone just fire me. PLEASE!!!! I never thought about the threaded shock brackets, but I guess that’s because my jeep frames have always had them.
You did say you’ve been a little under the weather, so getting fired is out of the question!