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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6900.
Looks in good shape.
“I am selling my 1948 Willys Jeep CJ 2A. It is in really good condition. All DMV stuff is up to date with current registration. It runs great! It has original flat head engine. It manual with 4×4. I have the original all 4 rims and other parts for Jeep that will be included with purchase. Asking for $6900! Please don’t waist your or my time if you are not a serious buyer”
What’s with the outlet elbow? Looks to be 2 bolt civvy or MA style, but the bolt shoulders are too tall.
Craig in ME, maybe an industrial engine for a generator or marine inboard or possibly a welder? I’m truly just guessing here. What about that rear axle. Looks to be an MB floater. Maybe a mix of three or four models/years. Still learning here.
PE-97K military generating unit model water outlet elbow.
PE-97K military generating unit water type elbow.
Cool, now I know. Thanks S.G.